COMMUNITY OUTREACH MINISTRIES
Work together, expect miracles! Join our mission to spread love and light!
The All Saints Outreach ministry is actively participating in many ways to provide assistance for those in need, and there are plenty of ways for you to contribute and make a difference as well! Want to get involved? Click the image above or GO HERE. Each donation counts! Let’s come together for our community. For questions, please contact the Rev. Cindy Carter, ccarter@allsaintsbhm.org.
Our outreach programs bring hope and help to those who need it most. Through services like Angel Tree and Kairos, we offer support for prison ministries. We tackle hunger by feeding the homeless and children in need and we also make time in many ways for our senior community. Every act counts, and your involvement makes a difference. Let's work hand in hand and transform lives.
Need help finding your way?
Angel Tree Prison Ministry
Angel Tree is the oldest ministry at All Saints running now for over 35 years. It provides Christmas presents to children
who have a parent in prison. All gifts are given to the children on behalf of the parent incarcerated to help foster and maintain a relationship while the parent is away. All Saints sponsors around 80 children each year. You can get involved by choosing a child to provide gifts from the Angel Tree that is placed in the Cloister, provide cookies for the gift pick up day, or join our calling team. This is a quick, easy and very rewarding task that typically occurs at the end of October. Each caller is only given 4-5 names to contact to get the child’s Christmas wishlist.
Connect with
Sally Elwood
sallyelwood@gmail.com
or Trisha Trigg,
ttrigg@me.com
Avondale Breakfast Ministry
Started in 2019, the Avondale Breakfast Ministry, aka “ABM”, is vital work done by four local parishes to provide a breakfast meal in the Avondale neighborhood. Different churches provide this service Tuesday through Friday at approximately 8:30am. All Saints serves on Wednesdays.
Would you like to get involved?
Find details HERE
Community Kitchen
Looking for a way to share a little of your time to help the hungry in our community? Community Kitchens of Birmingham is a non-profit organization committed to feeding anyone who is hungry at its two locations. All Saints’ members volunteer a few times each year to cook and serve lunch. Connect with Vic Adamo,
vtadamo@gmail.com.
Episcopal Place
Episcopal Place provides affordable, independent living for seniors and adults with disabilities. You can help with supportive services such as transportation to nearby banks and grocery stores, nutritional and exercise programs, subsidized meals and housekeeping, resident activities and pastoral care services. Connect with Matt Ennis,
ennis10@gmail.com.
Homewood Helps
Homewood Helps is a partnership between Homewood City Schools and the Homewood community to ensure every student in our school system has their own bed to sleep on and is not dealing with food insecurity. The Mission of Homewood City schools is to educate and empower all students to maximize their unique potential, and we realize that a good night of sleep and food access are vital to the success of our students in the classroom. We accomplish these goals with the support of our amazing Homewood community. Connect with Alexa McElroy, alexa@ewbullock.com.
Honduras Mission Trip
Since 2011, All Saints parishioners have travelled to Tegucigalpa, Honduras as a part of the Honduras Mission Trip. We join with other Birmingham area churches to provide much needed medical care and to support the on the ground work of LAMB Ministries, which has been serving the people of Honduras for over 25 years. The Honduras Mission Trip is a powerful experience of building community, growing in faith, and serving others.
Learn more HERE
Kairos Prison Ministry
Kairos ministers to incarcerated men, women, and families beginning with a weekend inside prisons where volunteers model and communicate God’s unconditional love, grace and mercy. It is there that God begins changing hearts. A key outcome of the Kairos weekend is for participants to find hope and a vision for their life with God. Connect with Danny Whitsett,
dwitsett3@bellsouth.net, or
learn more here.
