All Saints' – for all ages, for all times, for everyone. See yourself here.

Sunday services are at 8am, 9:30am & 11am.
Wednesday morning prayer at 8:30am

Attend the 11am Sunday service via Zoom

All Saints’ Church is a growing, Christ-centred community that seeks
to share the message of God’s love and put faith into action.

The Anglican community of All Saints has been meeting, working, and worshipping in the heart of Whitby since 1866. As a place of worship, we are older than Canada; as a people of faith, we strive constantly to be fresh, responsive, and forward-thinking in our relationship with God and in our care for others.

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Music

The music of All Saints’ encompasses traditional cathedral music, choral arrangements of contemporary praise choruses, familiar Anglican and English-language hymns, as well as a number of popular new hymn texts and tunes. Typically the services include four or five songs that we sing together, as well as some other musical offerings (acoustic guitars or soloists) or an anthem by the Chancel Choir. The high ceiling and open space of our church make for excellent acoustics for choral and congregational singing. The main instruments used in worship are a 2000-pipe organ, originally built in 1935 … Read More »

Children & Youth

All Saints’ strives to provide an easy and comfortable experience for children (and the adults who bring them). That may mean children playing in the pew with one of our specially-made activity packs*, toddling in the aisle, or joining in our Sunday School program. We want children to enjoy their place in the church and to feel the place of the church in their lives. All Saints' Youth Group (for ages 12-17) meets in person on the last Friday of every month at 7pm. Older children also have options for participation in Sunday worship at any of the three services. Many take an active role in the … Read More »

Learning

Learning is a lifelong activity. Ongoing learning is an important element of our spiritual lives. At All Saints we provide spiritual growth and learning opportunities for people of all ages. Of course the mainstay of our teaching is the weekly sermons, but we also have the following: Small Study Groups: Several groups run at various times throughout the year, including a book club, movie club, weekly Bible Study, and a summer “walk & learn” group, as well as special-topic study and discussion groups that meet in people’s homes and follow a set curriculum. Seasonal Studies: Each … Read More »

Community

All Saints is actively involved in a variety of ministries and programs in our neighbourhood, town, and region. We are mindful that many families and individuals in our area struggle every day with food insecurity, health issues, isolation or alienation, and worries over job availability or housing. We feel called by the Spirit and Christ’s example to share our time and resources with those whose day-to-day needs are as much material and physical as they are spiritual. To that end, All Saints operates a Deacon’s Food Cupboard Foodbank that helps local residents meet their basic food … Read More »

All Saints’ Deacon’s Cupboard (Food Bank)

October 17, 2025

The foodbank is open Tuesdays and Fridays, 10am-1pm Drop off food bank donations on Saturday, November 15, 1-3pm in the parking lot north of the church on Centre St. (Please note Centre Street is one-way southbound.) All Saints’ Deacon’s Cupboard ministry is a source of food for members of our community. It is our way of being church and showing the love of God to our neighbours so that everyone can have their daily bread and know of the provision... Read more »

Deacon Gary’s Thought and Prayer

October 16, 2025

Thought and Prayer of the Day by Deacon Gary Gannon October 16, 2025 Often, the passage of time seems endless. We Canadians likely feel this way around late February when the wonder of the first snowfall seems like a distant memory and the novelty of the new winter coat we bought in the first crisp days of autumn has vanished. You may have also experienced a lengthy passage of time years ago when taking your family on an extended road... Read more »

Altar Flowers & Donations

October 6, 2025

On any given Sunday in the year, you can make a donation for fresh flowers in memory or thanksgiving of someone or something. The flowers will be used to decorate the chancel, and the loved one or the milestone occasion will be named in the prayers of the people and printed in the bulletin on the chosen Sunday. You can also make a memorial or thanksgiving donation in lieu of flowers on any occasion and designate the funds for an... Read more »

Mthr Jennifer’s Thought and Prayer

October 2, 2025

Thought and Prayer of the Day by the Rev. Jennifer Schick October 2, 2025 This coming Saturday the church celebrates St. Francis of Assisi, the thirteenth-century Italian whose greatest honour was to be known as il Poverello, “the little poor one of Christ.” The book For All The Saints describes St. Francis in this way “He grew up in a very wealthy family and seemed to have not a care in the world until he was twenty years old, when... Read more »

Deacon Joanne’s Thought and Prayer

September 25, 2025

October 23, 2025 by Deacon Joanne Warman What do the following verses all have in common? Romans 1:7 Revelation 5:8 Revelation 14:12 Psalm 30:4 1 Corinthians 1:1 Acts 26:10 Romans 8:27 Ephesians 4:12 Daniel 7:27 Psalm 116:25 Ephesians 6:18 Romans 6:12 Ephesians 1:1 Jude 1:3 2 Corinthians 1:1 They all contain the word “saint”. This is just a small sampling of verses in the Bible that mention saints. The term saint or saints is used at least 98 times in... Read more »

Food Bank Donation Drop-Off

Nov 15, 1:00pm - Nov 15, 3:00pm

300 Dundas St. West, Whitby, ON, Canada, Ontario L1N 2M5 Map

Drop off food bank donations on Saturday, November 15, 1-3pm in the parking lot north of the church on Centre St.
(Please note Centre Street is one-way southbound.) We will have volunteers unloading your car and taking the food supplies into the Deacon's Cupboard space at the church.

Donations of the following items are in demand:

canned pasta, canned soups, cereal, Saltine crackers, cookies, canned tuna fish, canned sardines, canned tomatoes, instant coffee, canned kidney beans, Kraft Dinner, peanut butter and personal hygiene products for men and women (e.g., soap, shampoo, razors, deodorant and, toilet paper)... See MoreSee Less

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