May Service times and parish notices

Consecration and Installation of 10th Bishop of Edmonton May 11 at 4 pm

Lent All Saints' magazine

Dean's Lent message

Saints Alive Magazine

TAIZÉ services every third Sunday at 7 pm

Visit the All Saints feast day celebrations
(4 Nov 2007)

Jeremy's (Spurgeon) story

2007 Narative Budget

Sunday School at All Saints: Come see what we offer.

Battle of Ortona

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Special notice:
The members of All Saints' Cathedral are very pleased [but at the same time very sad] to announce that our Dean, The Very Reverend Dr. Jane Alexander has been elected as the 10th Bishop of Edmonton.  Her consecration will take place at All Saints' Anglican Cathedral at 4:00 p.m. on Pentecost Sunday, May 11th, 2008. We send her our congratulations, prayers and blessings

All Saints' Anglican Cathedral
10035-103 Street, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
Since 1875 All Saints Anglican Cathedral has been opening its doors to Edmontonians. With humble beginnings in a cabin / dwelling mission, the Church of All Saints' took on a life in October 1875 approximately one month after the arrival of Revered William Newton, a missionary sent from Eastern Canada. With $1000 out of his own pocket and the ability to barter for lumber, the first church was erected on the corner of Jasper Avenue and 121st Street on a five acre parcel of land. Over the years our church went up and came down several times to what we have today. The new Cathedral dedicated on May 10th, 1956 is what you see today.

Worshipping at All Saints’ Anglican Cathedral

Each Sunday,(service times) we celebrate the wonderful diversity of the Anglican Church at worship. We welcome all people to the community. Whether said or sung, the Holy Eucharist is the central act of Christian worship and reveals the heart of the Christian faith. On the night before he died, Jesus Christ at supper with his friends took bread, broke it and said `This is my Body'. He took a cup of wine and said `This is my blood’. He shared the bread and the wine with his disciples, and told them `do this in remembrance of me'. Whenever Christians gather to do as he said we are caught up again in the events of the last week of his earthly life and he lives amongst us as we receive his gifts. The word Eucharist means thanksgiving. It is an act of celebration by which we are strengthened as members of the Body of Christ, a community called to serve God in the world.

All Saints' Anglican Cathedral
 10035-103 Street
Edmonton, Alberta  T5J 0X5 
Telephone: (780) 428-6323  Fax: (780) 428-6331
Telephone Line for service times: (780) 485-3020
E-mail: asac@telusplanet.net