All Saints Church, Hamilton

All Saints Church, Hamilton All Saints is a community of faith rooted in Hamilton for 150 years. Join us.

IN 2023 we opened a new building space at the corner of King and Queen and we're in the process of renewing what it means to be 'Church' and find and follow God in this place.

06/22/2026

Today the Anglican Church of Canada, Presbyterian Church in Canada, and United Church of Canada collectively gifted the NCTR 1.5 million dollars in support of our new home.

With this gift, we are another step closer to making Survivors’ vision of an international centre of remembrance, education, and healing, a reality.

Miigwetch for your support. 🧡

Join us every Wednesday evening for 'Meditation and Tea'; set aside a time for quiet, contemplation and community amidst...
06/22/2026

Join us every Wednesday evening for 'Meditation and Tea'; set aside a time for quiet, contemplation and community amidst a busy week.

06/22/2026

PRAYER OF THE WEEK
Lord, be with us this day,
Within us to purify us;
Above us to draw us up;
Beneath us to sustain us;
Before us to lead us;
Behind us to restrain us;
Around us to protect us.

By St. Patrick c389-461

06/15/2026

PRAYER OF THE WEEK
My hope is the Father.
My refuge is the Son.
My shelter is the Holy Spirit.
O Holy Trinity, glory to you!

The Prayer of Saint Ioannikios (9th Century)

06/09/2026

Oh, Love that will not let us go...
Our hearts are filled and overflowing with joy, deep love, and gratitude.
We are thankful, for the gifts of all Affirming Ministries and communities of faith who open their churches, their homes and their hearts to Two-Spirit and LGBTQ+ people and all their intersecting identities. for music, friendship, and for family.
We are thankful for the Love that will not let us go.
We are thankful, for Pride Marches and Pride Month, for all those who publicly, intentionally, and explicitly affirm that 2S-LGBTQ+ people are children of God.
We are thankful most of all, for the blessing of a Love that is and always has been there for us.
The truth at the heart of our faith – that you are Love - echoes today in words and in music, in friendships and family, in our hearts and minds, and continues to challenge us to Love.
We pray for our hearts and minds to be open to our own homophobia, transphobia, and biphobia, to be open to our own racism, sexism, ableism, sizeism, and all the ways we fear those who are different from us.
We pray to learn how to recognize the kinship between our souls and the souls of those who, to us, are strangers.
We pray that we will never cease in our journey to learn how to Love more radically.
We pray in the name of the Love that flips tables and cracks whips, the Love that heals those judged by religious leaders and powers, the Love who lives and loves among the marginalized and outcast.
In Jesus name. Amen.

—Prayer by Jordan Sullivan,

05/25/2026

What a meaningful and joyful way to celebrate Pentecost! Yesterday, Michael Bowyer, Doug Downey, Adedayo Olomodosi, and Kathy Thomas were ordained to the diaconate, the Reverend David Shumaker was ordained to the priesthood, and the Reverend Bradley Markus was received into the Anglican Communion.

It was standing room only, with over 400 people joining together to celebrate the next steps in their faithful ministry!

05/22/2026

In a time when many q***r and trans people are facing hostility, presence matters.

Fiercely Loved is a chance to gather in worship, community, and solidarity — 2S&LGBTQIA+ people and allies together.

Join us Sunday, June 7, at 4:00 pm at Christ’s Church Cathedral with Bishop Susan. Refreshments and conversation to follow.

05/18/2026

PRAYER OF THE WEEK
Bring us, O Lord God, at our last awakening into the house and gate of Heaven,
to enter into that gate and dwell in that house,
where there shall be no darkness nor dazzling, but one equal light;
no noise nor silence, but one equal music;
no fears or hopes, but one equal possession;
no ends or beginnings, but one equal eternity,
in the habitations of thy glory and dominion,
world without end.

By John Donne (1572 - 1631)

05/13/2026

Our annual Pride Service Fiercely Loved returns Sunday, June 7th, at 4:00 pm with Bishop Susan at Christ's Church Cathedral.

Jesus’ words, “this is my body,” are the theme for our Pride celebration this year. The words “This is my body” form one of the high points in the Eucharistic Prayers, while also taking a page from Paul, who thinks about the church as a body with many parts with Christ as its head (1 Corinthians 12.12-27). So, those gathering at this year’s Fiercely Loved, allies and 2S&LGBTQIA+ people together, we will all hear a proclamation where Jesus says of us, “This is my body.” Or possibly, “You are my body.”

05/11/2026

PRAYER OF THE WEEK

When our eyes do not see the gravity of racial justice,
Shake us from our slumber and open our eyes, O Lord.
When out of fear we are frozen into inaction,
Give us a spirit of bravery, O Lord.
When we try our best but say the wrong things,
Give us a spirit of humility, O Lord.
When the chaos of this dies down,
Give us a lasting spirit of solidarity, O Lord.
When it becomes easier to point fingers outwards,
Help us to examine our own hearts, O Lord.
God of truth, in your wisdom, Enlighten Us.
God of hope in your kindness, Heal Us.
Creator of All People, in your generosity, Guide Us.
Racism breaks your heart,
break our hearts for what breaks yours, O Lord.
Ever present God, you called us to be in relationship with one another and promised to dwell wherever two or three are gathered. In our community, we are many different people; we come from many different places, have many different cultures. Open our hearts that we may be bold in finding the riches of inclusion and the treasures of diversity among us. We pray in faith.

By Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

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301 King Street West
Hamilton, ON
L8P1B2

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