BIG NEWS for ALL SAINTS!

Fr. Mark Turner has accepted the call to lead All Saints Anglican of Baton Rouge.

He is tentatively set to join us FULL TIME on Monday, October 6, 2008.

Please join us in welcoming the Turner family to the Baton Rouge area and keep

them in your prayers as they make the transition into our family.

 

 

Worship is at Burden Conference Center on Essen Lane Sundays, at 10 A.M, unless otherwise noted.  

The Service Schedule has been updated. 


Topic List
About All Saints Anglican Church of Baton Rouge
Where and When we Worship
Contact Us
Information for Members
Sermons
Links
Pictures, News, Stories, Recipes

About All Saints Anglican Church of Baton Rouge

     We are an orthodox Anglican church mission of the Anglican Mission in America, following a traditional liturgy with a mix of traditional and contemporary worship music. We have a calling to evangelize in Baton Rouge and the surrounding areas. We welcome all people who are Christians, who wish to become Christians, or who want to learn more about Christianity.  All Saints Anglican Church proclaims the Holy Bible as the true Word of God, worships to glorify God, and seeks to make disciples of all people for Christ.

 

GOALS

     To be a dynamic church in the Anglican tradition

     To provide Bible study for all ages  

     To maintain a firm commitment to:

          Individual and corporate prayer

          Lay leadership,

          Christian nurture,

          Fellowship,  

          Outreach.

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Where and When we Worship

Eucharist and Morning Prayer services start at 10:00 AM Sunday mornings. We are currently alternating Eucharist services lead by Fr. Mark Turner and Morning Prayer services led by a lay leader. You can check the calendar for the schedule.  If you are joining us for the first time, you will find us at the Burden Conference Center in LSU's Rural Life Museum on Essen Lane, click here for directions. (back to topic list)

Contact Us
All Saints Anglican Church of Baton Rouge, La
1040 Main Street, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70802, United States
Phone: 225/334-9136
contact@allsaintsanglicanbr.org or contact the Steering Committee at steeringcom@allsaintsanglican.org
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Information for Members
 Here is the Service Calendar

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Sermons
2008-01-06, Fr. Turner
2008-01-20, Fr. Quay
2008-02-03, Fr. Turner
2008-02-10, Fr. Turner
2008-02-17, Fr. Turner
2008-03-09, Fr. Turner
2008-03-16, Fr. Turner
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Links

All Saints Anglican Church, Baton Rouge is a member of the Anglican Mission in America: http://www.theamia.org/

 

We are a member of the Little Rock Network of AMiA: http://www.littlerocknetwork.org/

 

AMiA is a missionary venture of the Province of the Episcopal Church of Rwanda: http://www.peer-hq.org.rw/

 

AMiA web site has an AMiA church Finder, but if you are traveling, this site can help you find an orthodox Anglican church, including AMiA, CANA, REC, etc: http://www.greaterdanburyanglicans.org/AMiAChurches/AMiAChurches.html?ShowAll

 

Another informative site is http://www.Americananglican.org. The FAQ section is especially interesting and helpful re: the profusion of Anglican organizations. Their news and blog sections are also interesting and help keep readers up to date on various activities of interest.

 

Anyone interested in joining us in this mission is highly encouraged to read and study 40 Days of Discernment available for download at http://40daysofdiscernment.org/.  This book can be studied alone or as part of a group.

 

This site has been recommeded to us as we go about planting our new church http://www.nciglobal.org.

 

An AMiA church in Little Rock, AR that has been about this work for 8 years.  St. Andrew's Anglican Church, Little Rock, Arkansas. http://www.saintandrews-lr.org/

 

BibleGateway.com (http://www.biblegateway.com) is a free service for reading and researching Scripture online. They provide tools to search the Bible by keywords or verse.

 

Here is the every hymn you ever knew site: http://oremus.org/hymnal/

 

All Saints Anglican core leadership group has identified Sonrise School and Orphanage as a key overseas mission for us to support.  Their web site is: http://www.mustardseedproject.org. If your internet connection has adequate speed, please watch the video on the right side of that page, but be aware, it is not for children.

 

Leadership has also arranged a one time donation towards recovery from the earthquake in Peru, through Anglican Relief and Development Fund: http://www.anglicanaid.net/.  Colections are being taken for the earthquake victims in Rwanda.  Other opportunities may develop in the future.
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Pictures, News, Stories

Recipes from our members and friends

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