All Saints Anglican Church

All Saints Anglican Church Zoom Sunday Worship Services 9:30am (Contact Info Below)

Welcome to All Saints Anglican Church!

Located in the heart of downtown Mission, we are a vibrant and welcoming congregation. We strive to be a vital, joyful source of the grace of God where we are spiritually energized to live out God's purpose for our lives (as our mission statement declares). All Saints is intentional about welcoming everyone and celebrating the diversity of our community. We recognize that the spiritual journey is

a deeply personal one and each person who enters our doors is welcome to participate at their own comfort level in an atmosphere of acceptance and friendship. Our worship is centered on word and sacrament, rooted in the liturgical tradition while seeking creative ways to express our love for God. Children are welcome in our church and the first Sunday of each month is an inter-generational service with a special emphasis on including children. We seek to live out God's dream for our world in offering care and compassion to those in our neighborhood and the wider community. We acknowledge our responsibilities as stewards of our church, our community and our planet. Each of us have traveled on a different spiritual journey yet we share in the belief that we called out of isolation into community where we can find support during times of trial and celebrate our joys together. Whether you are a life-long Anglican, new to the church, or just wondering what role faith might play in your life, please know that you are most welcome here. Here's a map via Google for the church's location:
https://www.google.ca/maps/place/All+Saints+Anglican+Church/@49.1344841,-122.3075919,16z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x0:0xd77bb3afc88d88db?hl=en

-33070 Second Avenue, Mission, B.C.
-Postal Code: V2V 1J7
-Office: (604) 826-2814
-E-mail: [email protected]
-All Saints Anglican Church is located in downtown Mission, B.C. at the corner of 2nd & James, just one block north of the Royal Bank.

04/02/2026

Please join us for our Holy Week Services.

April 2 – Maundy Thursday - 11:00am – Eucharist, 6:00pm - Simple Supper in the Hall

April 3 – Good Friday Stations of the Cross – 11:00am

April 4 – Holy Saturday, The Great Vigil of Easter – 8:00pm

April 4 – Easter Sunday - 9:30am – Family Eucharist

03/22/2026

The 106th Archbishop of Canterbury, Sarah Mullally, will be installed at Canterbury Cathedral on March 25 2026, the Feast of the Annunciation.Watch it live h...

Archbishop Douglas Hambidge1927 - 2026With sadness, the Diocese of New Westminster shares the news that Archbishop Dougl...
03/04/2026

Archbishop Douglas Hambidge
1927 - 2026

With sadness, the Diocese of New Westminster shares the news that Archbishop Douglas Hambidge died on March 2, 2026, just days before his 99th birthday.

He was born in London on 6 March 1927 and educated at London University. He served in the armed forces during World War II.

Archbishop Hambidge was ordained in London, England, on September 29, 1953. He came to Cassiar, B.C., in 1956 and served as Rector of All Saints Church. He was convinced to stay in B.C. and served parishes in Smithers and Fort St. John. In 1965, he became a Canon of St. Andrew’s Cathedral in Prince Rupert. In May 1969, the Reverend Douglas Hambidge was consecrated as the seventh Bishop of Caledonia.

As a married man with three children, he brought a new style of ministry to the episcopate in BC. Archbishop Hambidge's principal innovation in Caledonia was "Indigenous ministry" - the licensing of people chosen by their communities to be their priests. This form of ministry was developed specifically for Caledonia under the influence of the religious customs and practices of local Indigenous people. In 1980, he was elected Bishop of the Diocese of New Westminster. In 1981, he became Metropolitan of the Ecclesiastical Province of British Columbia and Yukon and served in the two roles until he retired in 1993.

Upon retirement, he accepted a volunteer position as principal of St. Mark's Theological College in Dar Es Salaam, sponsored through the Anglican Volunteers in Mission program of the Anglican Church of Canada. He returned to B.C. and the Diocese of New Westminster in the early 2000s and served as an interim priest in charge at various parishes. In 2023, Archbishop Hambidge and his wife, Denise, moved to Calgary.

Archbishop Hambidge was predeceased by his wife, Denise. He is survived by his three children.
Details regarding a memorial service will be shared once they are confirmed.

02/28/2026

"رسالة راعوية"
أيها الإخوة والأخوات الأحباء في المسيح،

كما بات واضحًا لكم جميعًا وبألمٍ عميق، شهدت الساعات الأولى من فجر هذا اليوم، الثامن والعشرين من شباط، شنَّ هجومٍ عسكريٍّ منسَّقٍ وواسع النطاق من قبل الولايات المتحدة وإسرائيل على عددٍ من المدن والمنشآت داخل إيران. وقد وُصِفَت هذه العملية من قبل قادة البلدين بأنها «ضربة استباقية»، إلا أنها جلبت النار والدمار إلى قلب طهران وأصفهان وما حولهما، مستهدفةً مراكز الحكم والحياة المدنية ذاتها. وإلى جانب ذلك، كانت إسرائيل قد نفَّذت، قبيل هذه الأحداث، هجمات «استباقية» على أهدافٍ مختلفة في جنوب لبنان، حيث لا تزال أعداد الضحايا غير معروفة.

وبكل أسف، اتَّسعت دائرة العنف بسرعةٍ مخيفة. ففي الساعات التي تلت ذلك، أطلقت إيران ردًّا واسعًا، مستخدمةً الصواريخ والطائرات المسيَّرة لاستهداف إسرائيل وأصولٍ عسكرية أمريكية في أنحاء الخليج، فأُصيبت منشآت في الكويت والبحرين ودولة الإمارات العربية المتحدة وكردستان–العراق والأردن وقطر. كما دوَّت صفارات الإنذار في أرجاء الأرض المقدسة، محذِّرةً من صواريخ قادمة من إيران. وفجأةً، يجد شعبُنا، من شواطئ البحر المتوسط إلى الخليج الفارسي، أنفسهم مرةً أخرى متحصِّنين في الملاجئ، خائفين على حياتهم، فيما يخيِّم شبحُ حربٍ إقليمية شاملة فوق رؤوسنا.

إن هذه التطورات تمسُّ جوهر إقليم القدس والشرق الأوسط. فجميع الدول المنخرطة الآن في هذا القتال، وتلك التي تتحمَّل وطأة الضربات الانتقامية، تقع ضمن حدودنا الكنسية. فإخوتنا وأخواتنا في أبرشية إيران يرزحون تحت رعب القصف الجوي؛ وأعضاؤنا في أبرشية قبرص والخليج يشهدون وصول الحرب إلى عتبات بيوتهم؛ ورعايانا في أبرشية القدس—التي تمتد عبر إسرائيل وفلسطين والأردن ولبنان وسوريا—يواجهون تهديدًا غير مسبوق بتصعيدٍ عسكري.

وأمام هذا القوَّة الطاغية، نستحضر كلمات ربِّنا يسوع المسيح: «طوبى لصانعي السلام، لأنهم أبناءُ الله يُدعون» (متى 5: 9). إن هذه الدعوة اليوم أثقل من أي وقتٍ مضى. وحين يهدِّد «روح الخوف» بابتلاع قلوبنا، علينا أن نثبِّت أنفسنا في «روح القوَّة والمحبة والنصح» (2 تيموثاوس 1: 7).

أولًا، أدعو الكنيسة في كل أنحاء العالم إلى أن تنضمَّ إلينا في صلاةٍ عاجلةٍ لا تنقطع. نضرع إلى الله أن يحمي الأبرياء—الأمهات والأطفال وكبار السن—العالقين في أتون هذه «العملية المسماة الغضب الجارف» وما تبعها من «ردودٍ ساحقة». ونصلِّي على وجه الخصوص من أجل «روح النصح» لقادة الولايات المتحدة وإسرائيل وإيران، لكي يدركوا عبثية سفك الدماء هذا، ويتراجعوا عن حافة كارثةٍ عالمية.

ثانيًا، علينا أن نوفِّر لبعضنا البعض ملجأ المحبة المسيحية. ولذلك أحثُّ رعاتنا وعلمانينا على أن يكونوا منارات تعزية. ففي زمن خطاب «تغيير الأنظمة» والإنذارات العسكرية، ليكن إعلانُنا هو وعدُ المسيح الثابت بالسلام: أن نبني بعضُنا بعضًا (1 كورنثوس 8: 1)، لأن رجاءنا ليس في قوة الأساطيل ولا في دروع الصواريخ، بل في رئيس السلام.

وأخيرًا، علينا أن نبقى «بُنَاةَ جسور». وحتى فيما تبدو نوافذ الدبلوماسية وكأنها تُغلَق، يجب على الكنيسة أن تُبقي أبواب المصالحة مفتوحة. نحن نرفض أن نرى جيراننا أعداءً، سواء كانوا في طهران أو تل أبيب أو في القواعد العسكرية في الخليج. وأوجِّه نداءً عاجلًا إلى الشركة الأنغليكانية الأوسع وإلى جميع ذوي الإرادة الصالحة: تشفَّعوا لأجلنا الآن. فالساعة متأخرة، والخطر عظيم. نحن «مُضْطَهَدِينَ، لكِنْ غَيْرَ مَتْرُوكِينَ. مَطْرُوحِينَ، لكِنْ غَيْرَ هَالِكِينَ.» ٢ كور ٤: ٩. فليحفظ سلامُ الله، الذي يفوق كل عقل، قلوبَنا وأفكارَنا في المسيح يسوع.

في المسيح،

رئيس الأساقفة الدكتور حسام نعوم
المطران المترئس
الكنيسة الأسقفية في القدس والشرق الأوسط

Dear Beloved Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

As you are all now painfully aware, in the early hours of this morning, February 28th, a coordinated and massive military assault was launched by the United States and Israel against numerous cities and installations within Iran. This operation, described by the leaders of the two nations as a “pre-emptive” attack, has brought fire and destruction to the heart of Tehran, Isfahan, and beyond, striking at the very centers of governance and civilian life. Moreover, just prior to these events, Israel had also “pre-emptively” attacked various targets in southern Lebanon, where the number of casualties has yet to be determined.

Tragically, the cycle of violence has expanded with terrifying speed. In the hours following, Iran launched a widespread reprisal, with missiles and drones targeting Israel and U.S. military assets across the Gulf—striking installations in Kuwait, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates, Kurdistan-Iraq, Jordan, and Qatar. Sirens also blared across the Holy Land, warning of incoming missiles from Iran. Suddenly, our people from the Mediterranean to the Persian Gulf find themselves once again huddled in shelters, fearing for their lives as the shadow of a total regional war looms over us.

These developments strike at the very soul of our Province of Jerusalem & the Middle East. Every single nation now engaged in this combat, and those bearing the brunt of the retaliatory strikes, resides within our ecclesiastical boundaries. Our brothers and sisters in the Diocese of Iran are currently enduring the terror of aerial bombardment; our members in the Diocese of Cyprus & the Gulf are witnessing the arrival of war at their doorsteps; and our faithful in the Diocese of Jerusalem—extending across Israel, Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria—face an unprecedented threat of military escalation.

In the face of such overwhelming force, we recall the words of our Lord Jesus Christ: “Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God” (Matt 5:9). Today, that calling feels heavier than ever before. When the “spirit of fear” threatens to consume our hearts, we must anchor ourselves in the “spirit of power, and of love, and of a sound mind” (2 Tim 1:7).

First, I call upon the global Church to join us in urgent, unceasing prayer. We implore God to protect the innocent—the mothers, the children, and the elderly—who are caught in the crossfire of this “Operation Epic Fury” and the subsequent “crushing responses.” We pray specifically for a “sound mind” for the leaders of the United States, Israel, and Iran, that they might recognize the futility of this bloodshed and turn back from the precipice of a global catastrophe.

Second, we must offer each other the sanctuary of Christian love. I therefore urge our clergy and laity to be beacons of comfort. In a time of “regime change” rhetoric and military ultimatums, let our message be the unchanging promise of Christ’s peace: to build each other up (1 Cor 8:1), for our hope is not in the strength of armadas or missile shields, but in the Prince of Peace.

Finally, we must remain “Bridge Builders.” Even as diplomatic windows seem to slam shut, the Church must keep the doors of reconciliation open. We refuse to see our neighbors as enemies, whether they be in Tehran, Tel Aviv, or the military bases of the Gulf. I extend an urgent invitation to the wider Anglican Communion and all people of goodwill: Intercede for us now. The hour is late, and the danger is great. We remain “battered and bruised, but not defeated.” May the peace of God, which passes all understanding, guard our hearts and minds in Christ Jesus.

In Christ,

The Most Reverend Dr. Hosam E. Naoum
Primate and President Bishop
The Province of Jerusalem & the Middle East

02/17/2026

As Ramadan begins tonight, we offer our greetings to Muslim neighbours observing this holy month. We honour this season of prayer, fasting and devotion, wishing them peace along the way.

Please join us Wednesday February 18 -  7:00Pm for our Ash Wednesday Service. All are Welcome.
02/16/2026

Please join us Wednesday February 18 - 7:00Pm for our Ash Wednesday Service. All are Welcome.

01/29/2026
Join us this Sunday, January 4th at 9:30am for the celebration of Epiphany!
01/02/2026

Join us this Sunday, January 4th at 9:30am for the celebration of Epiphany!

12/25/2025

At the heart of Christmas is a gift freely given. In the birth of Jesus, God draws near to human life, not in power or display, but in humility and trust. May this gift bring comfort and hope.

12/13/2025

The father of Bishop Benny Lang-Akan, William, died today in the Philippines.

We offer our prayers in thanksgiving for his life and for the consolation of his family.

Bishop Benny leads our partner diocese, the Episcopal Diocese of Northern Philippines

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33077 2nd Avenue
Mission, BC
V2V1J7

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10am - 12pm
Wednesday 10am - 12pm
Thursday 10am - 12pm
Friday 10am - 12pm

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