Holy Eucharist, or Holy Communion, is at the center of our life together and is celebrated every Sunday.
Everyone is welcome at Christ’s Table, no matter what age or denomination.
Join us in communion with our Lord Jesus Christ as we celebrate this simple meal together.
Our church building once housed a shoe repair shop located in the business district at Kerr Dam. In the early 1900’s it was donated to the Episcopal Church and moved to its present site where it became All Souls Chapel. In 1945 the church was expanded, and in 1994 the present larger worship space, common room, kitchen, and undercroft were added.
The small sanctuary, now known as the Loren Foot Chapel, on the east end of the present church building, boasts a colorful past. While at the Kerr Dam construction site, it housed the late Jack Welch's Shoe Shop. Jack once joked to parishioners that he probably saved more soles/souls than they ever would. Fr. Foot, who always enjoyed a good pun, laughed heartily when reminded that "All Souls Chapel" has now become the "Foot Chapel". Since those early days, we have grown in numbers into a wonderful, loving congregation and we hope with our new Rector that we will continue to keep growing.
Why I am proud to say that I belong to the Episcopal Church
I can be who I am, openly, and expect full inclusion in the life of the church.
I know I can find comfort in the liturgy at any Episcopal service I attend. It’s the same every week. I can follow the service in any language and know what’s being said. It’s predictable.
We are adaptive to the changes of the modern world, and take prayerful action to be part of today, not yesterday. We are constantly considering the scriptures as they relate to the world today so we can remain relevant
““I believe in Christianity as I believe that the sun has risen; not because I see it,
but because by it I see everything else.””