Join us this Sunday as we celebrate All Saints Day—a special time to remember and give thanks for the faithful people of God who have shaped our lives and now rest in Christ. We are joined together as one body, the great cloud of witnesses encompassing all those who have gone before us and all those who follow after.

Our scripture focus this week is Ephesians 1:11-23. In this glorious passage, Paul writes about the riches of our inheritance in Christ and the boundless, effective power of God—the same power that raised Christ from the dead and established the Church as his body. On All Saints Day, this reminds us that the hope of resurrection and the promise of glory are secured in Christ for us, just as they were for the saints we remember.

A Note on Holy Communion

We will be celebrating the sacrament of Holy Communion together as part of our worship service. Please prepare a comfortable space in your home and have your bread (or cracker) and cup (wine or juice) items ready before we begin.

It is a privilege to gather with the entire body of Christ—living and departed—at the Lord's Table. Come ready to celebrate the hope we share and the power of God's love that unites us all.