When a person becomes a Christian by being baptized, they—or the godparents in the case of an infant—make a promise to continue on a lifelong path of spiritual formation “into the image of Christ.” This undertaking includes education, but it goes far beyond that. Christian formation is the lifelong process of growing in relationship with God, self, others and all creation. 

Adult Formation

Adult Forum meets regularly on Sundays at 10 a.m. in the parish hall, except for occasional holiday pauses. We consider a wide range of topics including contemporary theological and social issues and matters of parish life. Dates and topics are announced in The Weekly.

Reading with the Rector
From time to time, our rector asks us to read and discuss books as a parish. She reflects on them in her preaching and makes opportunities for us to discuss them together in special forums and/or mini-retreats.

Education for Ministry (EFM)

EFM is a year-by-year program, led by a trained facilitator, offering adults the opportunity to deeply survey scripture, history, and theology and integrate them into their own life of faith. Contact: Daniel Callis.

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Women of All Souls

The women of All Souls meet monthly for a brown-bag supper, meditation, and book discussions. Contact: The Office.

The Nursery is for infants, toddlers, and early learners who are engaged through stories, crafts, and other age-appropriate lessons and activities.

Sunday School is for older children beginning to ask and explore bigger questions about faith, worship, and discipleship.  Education for participation in the liturgy, as well as opportunities for service and outreach, are also introduced.

In all of our programming we strive to incorporate children and youth into our worship life, and draw from the diverse resources and curricula for youth formation in the Episcopal tradition.