Welcome to All Saints’
Anglican Church
All Saints’ is the parish of the northern part of the city of Dunedin, New Zealand. The parish includes North Dunedin, Ravensbourne and Leith Valley. The parish community is lively, inclusive, multi-generational and Anglo-Catholic. Built in 1865, All Saints’ is the oldest church still used as a place of worship in the city. The church backs onto Selwyn College, with which the parish has a long and close relationship. All Saints’ is the closest church to the campuses of the University of Otago and the Otago Polytechnic.
Sunday masses are at 8am and 10.30am. The 8am mass uses the 1662 BCP liturgy and is said.
The 10.30 mass uses the 1989 NZPB liturgy and music is led by a choir of Selwyn College students and the organ. Sunday School for children of all ages is offered during this service. This mass is followed by lunch. On the first Sunday of the month at 10.30 we have Family Mass.
At 9pm we have a contemplative service with Taize music; this congregation is mostly students.
From Monday to Friday Morning Prayer is said in the church at 8am, 8.30 on Saturday.
Everyday Evening Prayer is said at 5.30 except Sunday and Wednesday and Meditation on Friday at 5.30pm.
On Wednesdays from 9.30am until 11am we have our baby and toddler group in the front hall. At 5.30 there is a mass (2nd Wednesday in French, 3rd Wednesday with prayers for healing and anointing with oil, 4th Wednesday in German).
The parish branch of the Association of Anglican Women meets on the first Tuesday of the month at 11.30.
Our beautiful church is open all day, every day, as a place for prayer and quiet reflection.
You are very welcome at any events or services at All Saints’.
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WEEKLY SERVICE TIMES
| Wednesday | 5.30 pm | Evening Eucharist |
| Sunday | 8.00 am | Eucharist (Book of Common Prayer) |
| 10.30 am | Sung Eucharist |
| 9.00 pm | Sundaynight@AllSaints |
» More details and other meetings held at the church
CHURCH NEWS
- Mass in French, 2nd Wednesday of the month @ 5.30pm. Messe en francais, mercredi a 17h30, 12 juin, 10 juillet, 14 aout, 11 septembre, 9 octobre, 13 novembre, 11 decembre. Everyone is welcome, bienvenue à tous!
- Mass in German, 4th Wednesday of the month @ 5.30pm. Gottesdienst auf Deutsch, Mittwoch um 17.30 Uhr, 22 Mai, 26 Juni, 24 Juli, 28 August, 25 September, 23 Oktober, 27 November. All herzlich willkommen!
- All Saints’ is on Facebook!
Check it out on our Resources page.
- The Catechesis of the Good Shepherd is offered in the parish for chidlren aged 3-12. The Catechesis of the Good Shepherd gives children the opportunity to grow in love and knowledge of God. It is rooted in the Bilble, the liturgy of the church and the educational principles of Maria Montessori. Children gather in the 'atrium' (the Max Smith Room), which contains materials they use to help them absorb the essential proclamations of the Christian faith. Children work with the catechist to wonder, to explore and to find answers for themselves. To read more about the Catechesis visit: www.cgsusa.org. Sessions are on Tuesday at 3.45pm. If you are interested to know more, or want to enrol your child, please contact the Vicar.
- St. Martin’s AAW invites everyone (women and men) to an event on Thursday 23rd May at 2 p.m. in St. Martin’s Hall, Northumberland Street. Prof. Nicola Peart will give a talk entitled: 'Changing Landscapes - Fresh Challenges' and will deal with her training and experience in Law in three countries. As well as being a stalwart of St Thomas's Pine Hill, Nicola is the first woman professor in the Faculty of Law at Otago. Afternoon tea follows.
- Celtic Eucharist on Friday 24th May at 12.10pm in the Cathedral crypt. The theme is Honouring the Darkness, Rev. Claire Brown will preside. Everyone is welcome.
- On Saturday 25 May 10.00-3.00pm there will be a Diocesan Hui on Marriage at St John’s Roslyn. The hui includes a mass, Bible study and discussions on marriage in the Bible, how Anglican understanding of marriage has changed and how the church might respond to the law change allowing same-sex marriage. BYO lunch. All welcome.
- A joint Anglican-Methodist service will be held in St Martin's church, on Sunday, 26th May at 11.00 am, to commemorate the anniversary of the adoption and signing of the Anglican - Methodist Covenant. St. Martin’s and Glenaven Methodist congregations will recommit to their common ecumenical journey in NEV. All are welcome!
- Ecumenical Service Trinity Sunday 26 May 7pm Knox Church The inner city clergy invite everyone to pray for and celebrate Christian Unity. Clergy and singers from All Saints’ and other city churches will participate in this service, please join us.
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