All Saints' Policy for Masks & Worship
We recommended, but don't require, masks for worship. But we strongly recommend putting on a mask to sing the hymns.  Mother Vicki will be unmasked while leading the service and preaching. She will put on a mask for the hymns, when distributing Communion, and for administering healing prayer. This change is based on the CDC COVID designations for Morris and Somerset Counties. If there is a virus spike later in the year this can be revisited. Wearing masks for congregational singing is still recommended. As always, personal decisions for health and safety practices will be respected. The Church is equipped with ultra-violet sanitizing lights in our ventilation system. You may read the full details of our policy here.

The Season of  Lent

Fourth Sunday in Lent, March 27
8am Holy Eucharist -- traditional spoken,
mask recommended but not required

10am Holy Eucharist -- contemporary language with music, mask strongly recommended during singing
Also live-streamed available on Zoom. 
​Email for ZOOM log-in.  10am Bulletin

​Watch later on our YouTube channel. 

Evening Compline Prayers 

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Compline is offered daily at 9:30pm on Facebook Live. This is a short 15-minute 'bed-time' service of prayers, psalms, and calm. You may offer prayer requests and thanksgivings in the chat on this service. Please join us in prayer any night.

Our Music Ministry!
Take a look at our music videos here!

Bell Choir plays both handbells and handchimes. No previous ringing experience is necessary in this inter-generational ensemble; we all learn together! Children and adults (Grade 2 and older) are welcome. Rehearsals are Thursdays at 5:30 pm.

All Saints' Choir rehearses Thursdays at 7:30 pm in the Church. We wear special singers' masks and distance from one another. If you love to sing you are welcome to join this group. For more information about Music Ministry, contact our Director of Music Alison Siener Brown.
The Church's ultra-violet sanitizing ventilation system is run during both rehearsals, as we do during worship.

Love thy neighbor

The next distribution is Saturday, April 2, 10am-noon. 
Twelve Baskets Food Pantry provides non-perishables to individuals, families, seniors and Veterans in the Long Hill and surrounding area. A valid driver's license or state ID care verifying local address is the only documentation needed. We have walk-in hours on the 1st & 3rd Saturdays of the month. The Pantry is located in the upstairs of All Saints' Parish House at 5 Church Road. Emergency appointments can be made. Call 908-647-0067 x4. We will arrange for you to get what you need. Your call is confidential. More details here.
Twelve Baskets is a shared ministry of First Presbyterian Church of Stirling, Meyersville Presbyterian Church, and All Saints' Episcopal Church.

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All Saints' Policy for Masks & Worship
On March 27 we move from:
"Masks Required" to "Masks Recommended"
We strongly recommend putting on a mask to sing the hymns. Our clergy, readers, and choir will continue to wear masks. The Church is equipped with ultra-violet sanitizing lights in our ventilation system. You may read the full details of our policy here.

We will respect the personal decision that each person makes for themselves and for the health and well-being of their families. And we will also endeavor to care for the most vulnerable amongst us, as is our Christian duty.

Bible Study
Wednesdays at 10:15am on Zoom.
 Profiles in Discipleship: Gospel Figures is our theme for Lent.  This new series begins on Wed 3/2. We’ll be looking at the qualities of faith and spiritual characteristics of some of Jesus’ first followers and what we can learn from them for our own discipleship. The Zoom link is available in the e-letter. You are most welcome to join us! For the Zoom link, send us an email.

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The Narnia Book Club 
We are currently reading "The Last Battle," the final book in C.S. Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia. The group meets on Sundays at 4:00 pm on Zoom. Please email Mother Vicki for the Zoom link and join us for a fun, interesting, and spiritually enlightening discussion.

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Faith Questions

​Do you...
Want to know more about Christian faith?
​Wonder what it means to follow Jesus?
Want to ask about Baptism for yourself or your child?
​Want to explore formally joining the Episcopal Church?
​Please e-mail the Rev. Vicki McGrath here.

​​We are a parish of the Diocese of Newark of The Episcopal Church. ​​As an Episcopal parish we are​ part of the world-wide Anglican Communion

Saints Alive!  E-letter

Pray for Ukraine & Europe
God of peace and justice, we pray for the people of Ukraine today. We pray for peace and the laying down of weapons. We pray for all those who fear for tomorrow, that your Spirit of comfort would draw near to them. We pray for those with power over war or peace, for wisdom, discernment and compassion to guide their decisions.
Above all, we pray for all your precious children, at risk and in fear, that you would hold and protect them. We pray in the name of Jesus, the Prince of Peace. Amen.
Archbishop Justin Welby & Archbishop Steven Cottrell

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Support Ukraine 

Episcopal Relief and Development is working with ACT Alliance and Anglican partners in Europe to provide aid.

Doctors Without Borders is also working to provide medical care and supplies at Ukrainian border crossings and within the country. 

Support All Saints' Church 

Our online provider, Vanco, allows you to donate to our different ministries all from one platform.

Make a 2022 Pledge

Donate to All Saints'

Support Twelve Baskets Food Pantry

Other ways to contribute

* Check to "All Saints' Church"
* Dedicated offering to "All Saint's Church" with 'Food Ministry' on memo
*  Bank transfer (initiate from your bank account)
*  PayPal "All Saints' Church"
*  Info on Stock Donation

Our Mission, Vision & Values

Look here to read more about us.

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