News & Events at All Saints'

As we enter the month of August, we are happy to report that things are beginning to move quickly! We are days away from receiving our final permits and looking forward to the final demolition phase to begin very soon. Over the last few weeks, the Architectural Planning Committee has met with our architects and general contractor to discuss a few final tweaks to the chancel design to incorporate more seating and increase the flexibility of the space for events beyond Sunday w

The Architecture Planning Committee has been hard at work alongside our new rector, Mother Amanda, whose guidance and direction have been such a gift as we finish this planning portion strong. I am excited to share that the APC has finalized plans, we have officially submitted them for permits with the city. This is a major milestone for All Saints’. While the permitting process does take some time, it is a necessary and important step as we prepare for what comes next as we

Dear Parish Family: On Sunday, March 29, the Architectural Planning Committee led by Rick Robinson made a wonderful presentation to the vestry. Rick did a marvelous job recapping the committee's work. After over 40 meetings since September and hundreds of emails, they now have drawings for our new church renovations and additions. The vestry unanimously approved the current drawings and asked the APC to continue its good work. We are grateful to Rick and his team for their co

Our thanks to all at the Annual Parish Meeting who attended our presentation detailing the progress of All Saints’ new church home. We’re grateful for your thoughtful questions and encouraged by your support for the vision of our future space. As we move into the next phase, our team will be working closely with our design professionals to finalize the detailed specifications for each room. This includes everything from millwork and cabinetry to lighting, electrical outlets,

Earlier this week, the City of Fort Worth approved our variance request for the proposed sacristy addition. This approval marked a major milestone for the project and represented an encouraging step forward. The planned sacristy addition is designed to reflect an Episcopal style of worship, with a thoughtful ambulatory connection that allows for movement to and from the sacristy into the nave. This layout supports the flow of worship while honoring the traditions and practice

Work continues across our new church property as we take the necessary steps to prepare the site for future construction. In recent weeks, we have removed several small, outdated structures that were no longer needed and begun early preparations to clear portions of the block. These foundational tasks may not be dramatic, but they are essential in getting the property ready for the exciting stages ahead. We have officially filed with the City of Fort Worth for the necessary v

Exciting progress continues as we take the next big steps toward our new home! Since our last update, our team has completed the asbestos abatement throughout the entire building — a major milestone that clears the way for the exciting transformation ahead. With a safe and clean slate now in place, we’ve moved into the discovery and planning phase for the new nave, the heart of our worship space. Our architectural committee is hard at work exploring design concepts for key ar

With the groundbreaking on September 7, we know that many of you are interested in what your new church will look like. On Sunday, September 14, at Adult Forum, we were able to give a brief glimpse of what the new building will look like. As our architect works towards completion, we anticipate that we will be able to present the full design to you in the coming weeks. We are confident that you will be pleased with the results! For a little background, this process began last

All Saints' Episcopal Church is moving to a new home! Our vibrant, historic, traditional congregation has purchased the church properties at 6036 Locke Avenue in Fort Worth and will soon begin renovations. To celebrate this historic moment, you are invited to a groundbreaking ceremony! Join us on the church lawn on Sunday, September 7, at 5:00 p.m. for a brief service of prayer and song. We hope you will join us for this momentous day! In the parish's first 80 years, All Sain