02/19/2026
The Season of Lent at All Saints
Lenten Soup Supper
Tuesday Evenings
February 24 – March 24
6:30 pm Soup Supper, 7:00 pm Service
Join us as once again as All Saints hosts community Lenten soup suppers
and worship services, provided and led by our neighboring congregations
and members of the East Cooper Faith Community. Enjoy fellowship, sermons
and music with our ecumenical friends from the East Cooper area. Our theme for this year’s Lenten gatherings is “The Engine of Reconciliation”.
***All Saints provides the soup on February 24 Soup makers may sign up in the breezeway.
Wonderful Wednesdays & Adult Bible Study
Wednesday Evenings
February 25, March 4, 11, 18 and 25
4:45-6:30 pm
On Wednesday evenings during Lent, our 1st – 5th grade children and their 4 & 5 year old siblings, will enjoy this performing arts opportunity in preparation for Palm Sunday worship.
This weekly evening arts workshop will include bells/chimes, singing and visual arts rotations within age groupings. While the children are in Wonderful Wednesdays, Pastor Ginger will offer an adult Bible Study in the Parish Life Center.
Men’s Lenten Breakfast Series
Thursday Mornings 7:30 am
The series begins:
Thursday, February 19
Big Bad Breakfast, 2664 N US‑17 (Mt. Pleasant)
All men of the church and community are welcome.
Hosted by the All Saints Lutheran Men, this Lenten Breakfast Series will offer a
meaningful opportunity for fellowship, devotion, reflection and encouragement during the holy season of Lent. This year’s devotions will be guided by the “Walking Wet”
Lenten resource, inviting us to reflect on our baptismal identity and God’s renewing grace in our daily lives. Each gathering includes breakfast (on your own), conversation, and a short devotion rooted in a weekly theme.
Lenten Quiet Day
Saturday, February 28 10:00am-2:00pm
Mepkin Abbey
Sponsored by the Daughters of the King, this time of reflection and prayer
led by Pastor Ginger will enrich your Lenten journey. All adults are welcome.
A signup sheet is available in the breezeway.
