The 10:30 service live stream may be accessed by clicking HERE.

The bulletin may be downloaded below.

Readings for this week: Numbers 21:4b-9; Psalm 98: 1-6; 1 Corinthians 1:18-24; John 3:13-17

Readings for next week: Jeremiah 8:18 – 9:1; 1 Timothy 2:1-7; Luke 16:1-13

Corporation/Lock Up This Week: Dean Alex

Revive Study – Beginning Monday, September 22 at 1:30pm - We will meet weekly and engage with the Revive Study Curriculum. We will meet each Monday for six weeks (excluding Monday, November 17th).

Continuing our Walking Together series with Temple Beth Ora and Oskya Matchetawin, join us at Buena Vista Dog Park (13210 Buena Vista Road) for our quarterly interfaith walk in the river valley, meet new faith neighbours, enjoy the gift of the river, and receive a new teaching.

Join us for a day of learning how to be compassionate communities for people living with a serious illness, dying, caregiving or grieving. This seminar is open to clergy, laity and all community members interested in expanding their knowledge and confidence to provide compassionate support. The day will include presentations from the Covenant Health Palliative Institute and the Alzheimer's Society of Alberta & Northwest Territories, a panel conversation, and small group discussion.

Date: Thursday, September 25, 2025
Location: All Saints' Anglican Cathedral
(10035 - 103 Street NW Edmonton)

Start time: 9:30 am for coffee and registration
10 am workshop starts
Lunch will be included
Cost: $15, payable by cash or etransfer on the day

Please register by clicking below.

On September 28 from 9:00am-3:00pm, visit Rundle Park for a special Truth and Reconciliation event. There will be live performances, inspirational speakers, free BBQ, vendors, and more. From 9-11am, there will be a Pipe Ceremony and 11-3 is the main event.

Harvest Potluck – Sunday, October 5 After Church – Stay after church and share in a meal together! Bring a dish to share if you are able, and an appetite if you are not able to bring something.

Usually on the first Sunday of each month, priest and choir offer the Service of Evening Prayer set to music. There is no Eucharist at this service and only a brief meditation (rather than a full sermon). Those who attend are simply invited to a time of prayer and peace.

Choral Evensong combines the two older offices of Vespers and Compline. A work of art, as well as a service of prayer, it offers a reprieve from the noise and haste of day-to-day life and can be enjoyed by anyone who loves music and poetic language. Congregants may join in the singing of the hymns if they so desire. All are welcome to attend.

Thursday breakfast begins Thursday, October 16 and runs through the end of March. If you are interested in supporting our community in the practical care of making and serving breakfast, this is a great way to put your faith in action. Meal prep begins at 7:45am, breakfast is served at 9am and everything is cleaned up by 10:15am. Speak with Dean Alex or Barb Burrows for more information.

Please join us for All Saints’ Day weekend to celebrate the 150^th anniversary of the parish:

• Saturday, November 1: Lunch and Learn – Join us for a catered lunch and enjoy hearing about the history of All Saints Cathedral as we look with joy to the future! More information, including registration details, coming soon.
• Sunday, November 2: Join us for any of our Sunday services – 8:30am BCP Eucharist, 10:30am BAS Choral Eucharist with coffee reception, and 7:00pm Evensong for the feast of All Saints.

Annual Sunday morning parking permits (valid on Sunday mornings until 2:00pm) for the Impark lot South of the building are available at the cost of $60.00 for the first year and $55 per subsequent year. Each pass is tied to a particular vehicle and is non-transferable. If you would like to buy a pass, please fill out the Parking Pass Request Form (found in the Narthex) and return to the church office with payment. NOTE: Renewals do not happen until the end of April. If you have an existing pass, the Office will touch base in early April regarding renewals.

Prayer Cycle for Sunday, September 14

• Canada: The Most Rev. Shane Parker, Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, and the Most Rev. Chris Harper, National Indigenous Archbishop. Diocese of Rupert’s Land: the Rev. Naboth Manzongo, Bishop-elect.
• Edmonton: The Rt. Rev. Stephen London, our Bishop. Clergy widows and widowers of the Diocese of Edmonton (A-He): Barbara Ash, Pat Bergstrom, Marg Bonertz, Carol Canton, Beth-Anne Exham, Kathleen Gale, Ruth Guse, Shirley Hanes, Florence Hattersley, Lois Heritage.
• Diocese of Buyé: Nyamabuye Parish: Serges Rwasa, Rector.
• Treaty Six: Alexander First Nation.

Parish Prayer List: Joe and Shelly, Kurt and Marcia, Douglas, Carol, Shawne, Jill, Jayson, Tyler, Chris, Diane, Kay, Mavis, Lynn, Linda, Benjamin, Seth and Lucy, Pio, Vivian, Bonnie, Mel, Rebekah, Lois, Bob, Janet, Mary, June, JC, Mark, Paul, Laura, Selina, Kenneth, and those known only unto you, Lord.

Unfortunately, due to technical issues, there was no live stream on September 7, 2025.