
A warm welcome to All Saints Episcopal Church of the North Shore — a vibrant, loving, and inclusive community committed to sharing our spiritual life and making God’s love known in word and deed.
Whether you are a lifelong churchgoer or stepping into a church for the first time; a devout believer or a curious skeptic; new to the area or long-settled; rich or poor; straight, gay, bi, or trans; married, divorced, or single — you are deeply welcome here.
May our open doors and welcoming spirit offer you grace and a place to connect with God’s love through this life‑giving community.
Join us on Sundays in the sanctuary or on Zoom to experience the beauty of Episcopal worship and All Saints' hospitality. Explore our many offerings that nourish faith and build connection — listed below.
We would be honored to walk with you for a day, a season, or a lifetime.
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PASTORAL EMERGENCIES
Please contact the Parish Office
at 978-774-1150

Experience All Saints Episcopal Church of the North Shore — a faith community anchored in love.
Here, you’ll find many ways to connect.
Worship with us in person, or on Zoom, in real time.
Join our Bible Study, Book Club, or “Frank Time!” where open questions and diverse viewpoints deepen our faith.
Find comfort and companionship at our Wednesday knitting gatherings in the Parlor — with conversation, coffee, and home‑baked treats.
And on Fridays, begin your weekend with a gentle 8:30 AM service of Morning Prayer.
SUNDAY WORSHIP: IN PERSON OR ZOOM & FACEBOOK
9:30 AM in in the sanctuary, on Facebook Live and on Zoom
Holy Eucharist in the sanctuary and Agape meal* during Morning Prayer Sundays
(call office to check - 978-774-1150)
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83699445819
Meeting ID:
836 9944 5819
Phone 929-205-6099
Download the Worship Bulletin
*The Agape Meal is a Spiritual Communion in which we remember Jesus breaking bread with his disciples. We take a moment to share nourishment from the love
God has for us
FRIDAY MORNING PRAYER at 8:30 AM (Zoom)
Join Zoom Meeting
Meeting ID: 967 6077 5904
Phone +1 929 205 6099 US
We're one vibrant congregation in two locations! Join us for our unique worship experience: in-person, blended in real time with Zoom.
All Saints is blessed with dedicated leaders and volunteers who serve with passion across our ministries — altar guild, choir, outreach, parish care, property, and garden and grounds.
Our mission work includes our feeding ministries: preparing meals for Haven from Hunger in Peabody, providing Saturday lunches through the Brown Bag Lunch Brigade, and collecting food and essentials for the People-to-People Food Bank in Danvers.
We also offer therapy dog certification and team deployment, in partnership with Dog BONES Therapy Dogs of MA, bringing “love on a leash” to schools, libraries, hospitals, and rehabilitation centers across the North Shore.
At All Saints, we embrace opportunities to serve as the hands, feet, and heart of Jesus in the community.
And because we celebrate all of God’s creation, we offer meaningful outreach to both people and their animal companions through our beloved Perfect Paws Pet Ministry, now in its 16th year.
PERFECT PAWS PET MINISTRY SERVICE EVERY 3rd SUNDAY,
on Zoom with Steve O'Connell,
on guitar and vocals.
Daily intercessions for animals who are ill, in transition, and those who have died.
Read all about us.
https://zoom.us/j/990855545?pwd=YVN4bzFhOEpLZkY3Y1dxQkt2OTJMdz09
Meeting ID: 990 855 545 / Password: Saintfranc
Perfect Paws Worship Bulletin here.
Check out this month's Perfect Paws Newsletter.
Donate to Perfect Paws
We invite our neighbors, friends, and the North Shore community to join us in a joyful and sacred moment at All Saints Episcopal Church.
On Sunday, September 27, at our 9:30 AM service of Holy Communion, we will offer a special blessing for our new pastor, Ian Hamilton, who will be ordained later that afternoon to the ministry God has called him to.
Pastor Ian will serve in a shared ministry with All Saints Episcopal Church and
St. Paul Lutheran Church in Gloucester in a partnership made possible through the full‑communion agreement between the Episcopal Church and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA), which allows Lutheran and Episcopal clergy to serve interchangeably in each other’s congregations, fully empowered with the rights and responsibilities of ordained ministry in both traditions.
Pastor Hamilton’s dual call reflects the strength of this ecumenical relationship and the shared mission of both congregations.
It is our blessing to welcome Ian to worship with us on the morning of his day of ordination, and in this shared celebration we sense the gentle, faithful work of the Holy Spirit.
Come be with us in joy, prayer, and blessing.
All are welcome.


SUNDAY WORSHIP
at 9:30 AM
Meeting ID:134 596 872
Phone 929-205-6099
Download the Worship Bulletin
MORNING PRAYER
Fridays at 8:30 AM
Meeting ID: 967 6077 5904
Phone +1 929 205 6099 US

KNITTING
Wednesdays
10 AM. - 12 PM
IN PERSON at
in the PARLOR,
All Saints Episcopal Church
SUNDAY COFFEE HOUR

PERFECT PAWS PET MINISTRY
3rd Sunday of each month
at 5 PM
https://zoom.us/j/990855545?pwd=YVN4bzFhOEpLZkY3Y1dxQkt2OTJMdz09
Meeting ID: 990 855 545
Password: Saintfranc
Perfect Paws Worship Bulletin here.
We are worshiping in person and online through our Zoom Internet conferencing platform https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83699445819
Meeting ID:
836 9944 5819.
Follow along by downloading the weekly service bulletin. You can retrieve it below.
You are never alone at All Saints Episcopal Church of the North Shore, where our clergy and Lay Liturgical Ministers offer attentive care to those seeking emotional and spiritual support. Feel welcomed and embraced by this extraordinary faith community anchored in love. Contact the Parish Office to make an appointment.
PASTORAL EMERGENCIES
In case of Pastoral Emergencies (death, hospitalization, hospice care/visits), please contact the Parish Office at 978-774-1150 or email allstoffice@gmail.com with the nature of the pastoral emergency and a call-back number.
The Parish Administrator will notify a Warden, who will reach out to the parish member or their family, then contact the priest covering pastoral emergencies for All Saints.
When the office is closed—including weekends and holidays—please contact the Wardens directly by phone, email, or text. Their contact information is available on the church voicemail.
Please note that pastoral emergency requests must be made directly by the parish member or their family.
Thank you!
Night prayers from The Rev. Brett Johnson. You can follow along in the Book of Common Prayer, page 127.
Also known as Complin, Night Prayer, or the Prayers at the End of the Day, Compline is the final church service (or office) of the day in the Christian tradition of canonical hours. The English word compline is derived from the Latin completorium, as Compline is the completion of the working day.
The word was first used in this sense about the beginning of the 6th century by St. Benedict. Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, Anglican, Lutheran, and certain other Christian denominations with liturgical traditions prescribe Compline services.
Compline tends to be a contemplative Office that emphasizes spiritual peace. In many monasteries it is the custom to begin the "Great Silence" after Compline, during which the whole community, including guests, observes silence throughout the night until the morning service the next day.
More than 30 different ministries stand ready to engage your heart and nourish your soul. From our Feeding and Prayer Shawl Knitting Ministries to our Church School, Worship Planning, Finance and Property Oversight to Perfect Paws Pet Ministry, Hospitality, Newcomers and Special Events -- each offers exciting opportunities to dive deep into mission and service.
Walk with us in love and faith; share life's journey through the arc of life. Our priest -- along with our faith community -- celebrates the joys of baptism, confirmation and weddings with you; offers comfort and care during difficult times, and provides deep, compassionate support during times of crisis and loss.
Discover our newest offering: The St. Francis Meditation and Pet Memorial Garden dedicated by Episcopal Bishop Gayle Harris, and the site of our twice-yearly Ceremony of the Roses, during which we honor beloved pets who have died by placing sealed urns with cremains and memorial stones among the roses, hyacinths, ferns and other beautiful plants and shrubs in the garden .
Tall or short, stout or lean, biker, hiker, tree hugger; blue collar, white collar, or no collar at all; gay, straight, trans, questioning or somewhere in between; believer, seeker, or on the fence; if you’re conservative, liberal, progressive, libertarian, or could care less about politics; if you were a kid, are a kid, have kids, act like a kid, or never wanted kids at all. You'll find welcome at All Saints Episcopal Church because God lives here.
46 Cherry St, Danvers, MA 01923, US
Open today | 08:30 am – 01:30 pm |

All Saints has accessibility ramps, a wheelchair lift, copies of our service bulletins and the Book of Common Prayer in Braille, and, we recently installed a hearing assistance system with portable receivers available for those needing assistance.
Please ask an usher for the use of a unit. You will be welcome here!