Assisting our neighbors in need

During weekly coffee hours, we will collect non-perishable food and donations and learn about specific organizations that address food insecurity in our area: The Food Rescue Program at the Community Resource Center in Rehoboth, The Cape Henlopen Food Basket in Rehoboth, The Juust Sooup Program in Coolspring, The Shepherd's Office in Georgetown, and The Milton Food Pantry in Milton. Join us to learn more. Your support will make a difference as you become an integral part of the safety net in Sussex County. 

Send your financial contribution to the Parish Office or place it in an envelope labeled Lenten Project in the Sunday collection plate during Lent.  

Collecting NEW clothing for school-aged children

The mission of Clothing Our Kids is to impove the lives of at-risk Head Start through High School students by providing them with new school clothing. Not having essential clothing has a direct negative impact on children's self-esteem, attendance, and ability to learn, and can lead to bullying. COK's goal is to assist these youngsters with an equal start in their education and to help them become successful students.  

Donations can be dropped off in the All Saints parish hall, 10-4, Monday-Thursday.  COK requests new, in-season clothing; see their web site for more details.  

This year's plunge has been canceled because the city is still clearing out from the historic snowstorm earlier this week. Stay warm!

Sunday, March 1, 1-3 pm

All Saints Church Parish Hall

Bears are invited to stop in to get warmed up before or after your Polar Bear Plunge! Hot chocolate, water, and restrooms in the Parish Hall. 

Announcing an exciting new venture for our Thrift Outreach Ministries:

With the commitment of our past and current vestries, parishioners, thrift staff and volunteers, and most assuredly our customers, we have purchased a new retail location of great potential to be opened mid-year 2026. The new property, made up of three separate buildings located at 26804 Lewes-Georgetown Hwy, Harbeson, DE, will be transformed from its current custom furniture sales business into a newly envisioned Parish Thrift Shop ministry for years to come. Parish Thrift Harbeson will join our Parish Thrift Midway location as our two anchor stores. The property in Rehoboth has been closed.

The Vestry has initiated a vision journey to look ahead 5 to 10 years to imagine parish life from its current state of growth. This year-long project will build from the recently completed 5-year plan which laid the needed infrastrucure for vibrant lay ministires and parish life. 

The following parishioners from every corner of our current ministries have been asked to represent and guide us: Mark Barbone, Daria DiSabatino, Helen Hoart, Rutland Paal, Lisa Scholl, and Barbara Villwock along with Maurice Seaton, a Faith Facilitator with Core Capital Campaigns. 

The parish will be called upon to offer insights and feedback along the way. Please keep our visioning team and this project in prayer that we may enter the conversation with love and grace.