All Saints Episcopal Church

About this church

All Saints Episcopal Church celebrates Holy Communion using Rite I on Sundays at 10:30 a.m. A smaller Communion and healing service meets Wednesday at noon. About thirty minutes before Sunday worship, a prayer group gathers in the church parlor to pray for parish needs and welcome additional requests. Baptized Christians who trust Jesus as Lord and Savior are invited to receive the Eucharist. Downtown Anchorage parking can be difficult, so visitors should allow extra arrival time.

The parish’s mission is summarized as work, study, and prayer: sharing God’s love through service, education, and worship. All Saints formed alongside Anchorage in 1915, held its first service in a Government Hill log hall, and constructed one of the young city’s earliest church buildings in 1917. Its role in establishing other Episcopal congregations earned it a reputation as a mother church, while traditional worship has remained a defining feature. The combination of early Anchorage history, Rite I liturgy, weekly intercessory prayer, and a weekday healing Eucharist gives the parish a distinctive identity.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 24, 2026. Sources: Sunday and Wednesday Communion schedule · Prayer group before worship · Parish mission · Anchorage and parish history

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