Announcements And Updates
Farewell Party for Lukas
Join us after our 10:30 am service on Sunday, July 26 to say goodbye to Lukas and Garrett as they head for Tennessee and Lukas begins seminary. We will celebrate with a potluck lunch so please bring a dish to share! Cake will be provided.
Join us after our 10:30 am service on Sunday, July 26 to say goodbye to Lukas and Garrett as they head for Tennessee and Lukas begins seminary. We will celebrate with a potluck lunch so please bring a dish to share! Cake will be provided.
EfM Enrollment Begins Soon!
Education for Ministry 2026-27 enrollment begins soon! The program is open to anyone who is interested, and scholarships are available. For more information on the program visit theology.sewanee.edu/education-for-ministry or email Charles Tyrone. For a short overview of the program, check out the video here.
"EfM has so much to offer. I loved learning about Scripture through different perspectives and discovering that there isn't always just one way to understand a passage. More than the knowledge though, EfM helped me grow spiritually in ways I didn't expect.
What made the biggest difference were the people who I learned beside. EfM became a place where I felt safe to ask questions and share honestly. I'm incredibly grateful for the journey, and I can honestly say it has changed me." - Crystal, 2025 EfM Graduate
Education for Ministry 2026-27 enrollment begins soon! The program is open to anyone who is interested, and scholarships are available. For more information on the program visit theology.sewanee.edu/education-for-ministry or email Charles Tyrone. For a short overview of the program, check out the video here.
"EfM has so much to offer. I loved learning about Scripture through different perspectives and discovering that there isn't always just one way to understand a passage. More than the knowledge though, EfM helped me grow spiritually in ways I didn't expect.
What made the biggest difference were the people who I learned beside. EfM became a place where I felt safe to ask questions and share honestly. I'm incredibly grateful for the journey, and I can honestly say it has changed me." - Crystal, 2025 EfM Graduate
Faithful Foundations Campaign Update
Thanks to the generosity of our parish family, the Faithful Foundations Capital Campaign continues to make progress. To date, we have received 32 pledges totaling $217,422.20, bringing us to nearly 97% of our $225,000 goal. In addition, $32,368.48 has already been received toward those pledges, allowing us to make a start on the most important projects.
We are so grateful for everyone who has made a commitment. Your gift is an investment in the future of All Saints’ and in our ministries for generations to come.
If you have not yet made a pledge, it’s not too late! We would love to reach our campaign goal, and every pledge brings us closer. Whether large or small, your participation makes a difference.
Thank you again for your prayers, generosity, and faithfulness. Together, we are building on a strong foundation and ensuring that All Saints’ remains a place of worship, welcome, and hope for generations to come.
Thanks to the generosity of our parish family, the Faithful Foundations Capital Campaign continues to make progress. To date, we have received 32 pledges totaling $217,422.20, bringing us to nearly 97% of our $225,000 goal. In addition, $32,368.48 has already been received toward those pledges, allowing us to make a start on the most important projects.
We are so grateful for everyone who has made a commitment. Your gift is an investment in the future of All Saints’ and in our ministries for generations to come.
If you have not yet made a pledge, it’s not too late! We would love to reach our campaign goal, and every pledge brings us closer. Whether large or small, your participation makes a difference.
Thank you again for your prayers, generosity, and faithfulness. Together, we are building on a strong foundation and ensuring that All Saints’ remains a place of worship, welcome, and hope for generations to come.
Pub Theology this Sunday
Pub Theology meets this Sunday, July 5 at 4:00 pm at Point Remove. John Cotton will be talking about Dante's Commedia (commonly known as the Divine Comedy).
Enjoy this preview from John on one of the fascinating insights he will highlight in his talk:
"I became aware of a surprising resonance between Dante’s poetry and Islamic literature. Indeed, there has been a vigorous debate over the last century about whether Dante’s Commedia was influenced – directly or indirectly – by Islamic eschatological traditions, especially the Mi’raj (Muhammad’s night journey and ascension). The debate evolved from early speculation, through the Catholic scholar Miguel Asín Palacios’s explosive 1919 thesis, to the discovery of [The Book of Muhammad's Ladder] in 1949. which intensified rather than resolved the dispute. The controversy reveals deeper questions about medieval cultural exchange and the place of Arabic thought within the so-called Western tradition.
Dante uses falconry as an allegory of desire by portraying the soul’s longing for God as a falcon’s training: wild impulses are gradually disciplined, redirected, and transformed into a higher, obedient love. Scholars have explored the intercultural influences, particularly from Islamic traditions, that shaped Dante's understanding of falconry and its symbolic potential."
You may wish to review this Wikipedia article and references ahead of our discussion.
Pub Theology meets this Sunday, July 5 at 4:00 pm at Point Remove. John Cotton will be talking about Dante's Commedia (commonly known as the Divine Comedy).
Enjoy this preview from John on one of the fascinating insights he will highlight in his talk:
"I became aware of a surprising resonance between Dante’s poetry and Islamic literature. Indeed, there has been a vigorous debate over the last century about whether Dante’s Commedia was influenced – directly or indirectly – by Islamic eschatological traditions, especially the Mi’raj (Muhammad’s night journey and ascension). The debate evolved from early speculation, through the Catholic scholar Miguel Asín Palacios’s explosive 1919 thesis, to the discovery of [The Book of Muhammad's Ladder] in 1949. which intensified rather than resolved the dispute. The controversy reveals deeper questions about medieval cultural exchange and the place of Arabic thought within the so-called Western tradition.
Dante uses falconry as an allegory of desire by portraying the soul’s longing for God as a falcon’s training: wild impulses are gradually disciplined, redirected, and transformed into a higher, obedient love. Scholars have explored the intercultural influences, particularly from Islamic traditions, that shaped Dante's understanding of falconry and its symbolic potential."
You may wish to review this Wikipedia article and references ahead of our discussion.
Volunteers Needed
Looking for a simple way to serve at All Saints’? We have a couple of ongoing volunteer opportunities that require just a few hours each month but can make a meaningful difference!
Little Free Library Steward (2–4 hours per month)
Help keep our Little Free Library welcoming and well-stocked by straightening the shelves and adding or rotating books as needed. It’s a wonderful ministry of hospitality and outreach to our neighbors.
Linen Closet Coordinator (2–4 hours per month)
Help care for our parish linens by organizing the linen closet, maintaining an inventory, and identifying needs for replacements/additional items. (Does not require laundering linens.)
If either these opportunities speaks to you, or if you’d like more information, reach out to Sherrie or the contact the church office. We’d love to help you find a way to share your gifts in the life of our parish!
Looking for a simple way to serve at All Saints’? We have a couple of ongoing volunteer opportunities that require just a few hours each month but can make a meaningful difference!
Little Free Library Steward (2–4 hours per month)
Help keep our Little Free Library welcoming and well-stocked by straightening the shelves and adding or rotating books as needed. It’s a wonderful ministry of hospitality and outreach to our neighbors.
Linen Closet Coordinator (2–4 hours per month)
Help care for our parish linens by organizing the linen closet, maintaining an inventory, and identifying needs for replacements/additional items. (Does not require laundering linens.)
If either these opportunities speaks to you, or if you’d like more information, reach out to Sherrie or the contact the church office. We’d love to help you find a way to share your gifts in the life of our parish!
EfM Enrollment Begins Soon!
Education for Ministry 2026-27 enrollment begins soon! The program is open to anyone who is interested, and scholarships are available. For more information on the program visit theology.sewanee.edu/education-for-ministry or email Charles Tyrone. For a short overview of the program, check out the video here.
Education for Ministry 2026-27 enrollment begins soon! The program is open to anyone who is interested, and scholarships are available. For more information on the program visit theology.sewanee.edu/education-for-ministry or email Charles Tyrone. For a short overview of the program, check out the video here.
Faith & Literature Summer Sunday School
Our popular Faith & Literature summer class is back! Facilitated by our own Dr. Deborah Wilson, retired professor of American literature, this class offers a deep dive into a selection of short literary readings and how they inform, reflect on, and challenge our faith and theology. Join us for our first week on Sunday, July 12 at 9:00 am in the large classroom.
Week One (7/12): Randall Kenan's “The Acts of Velmajean Swearington Hoyt and the New City of God” from his 2020 short story collection If I Had Two Wings
Be sure to complete the assigned reading ahead of the class in order to prepare for the discussion! Hard copies can also be found in the church office and in Shoemaker Hall.
Our popular Faith & Literature summer class is back! Facilitated by our own Dr. Deborah Wilson, retired professor of American literature, this class offers a deep dive into a selection of short literary readings and how they inform, reflect on, and challenge our faith and theology. Join us for our first week on Sunday, July 12 at 9:00 am in the large classroom.
Week One (7/12): Randall Kenan's “The Acts of Velmajean Swearington Hoyt and the New City of God” from his 2020 short story collection If I Had Two Wings
Be sure to complete the assigned reading ahead of the class in order to prepare for the discussion! Hard copies can also be found in the church office and in Shoemaker Hall.
Faithful Foundations Campaign Update
With a grateful heart, I am pleased to share another wonderful milestone in our Faithful Foundations Capital Campaign! As of this week, 31 households have made pledges totaling $215,923.20, bringing us to 96% of our $225,000 goal.
I offer heartfelt thanks to everyone who has responded so generously. Your prayers, faith, and financial commitments are a powerful expression of your love for All Saints’ and your desire to preserve and strengthen this sacred place for future generations.
While our campaign ingathering has concluded, pledges are still being accepted. If you have not yet had the opportunity to make a commitment, there is still time. Every pledge, regardless of size, helps us move closer to our goal and allows us to begin setting priorities and planning the projects funded through this campaign.
In the coming weeks, church leadership will review the campaign results and begin determining project priorities. Your continued participation will help us make decisions and accomplish our vision.
The Faithful Foundations Campaign is about more than repairing a building, it is about honoring the faith and sacrifice of those who came before us while ensuring that All Saints’ continues to be a place of worship, welcome, belonging, and ministry for generations to come.
Thank you for your continued prayers, generosity, and faithfulness. Together, we are strengthening the foundation entrusted to us and building a future for All Saints’.
Faithfully,
Sherrie
With a grateful heart, I am pleased to share another wonderful milestone in our Faithful Foundations Capital Campaign! As of this week, 31 households have made pledges totaling $215,923.20, bringing us to 96% of our $225,000 goal.
I offer heartfelt thanks to everyone who has responded so generously. Your prayers, faith, and financial commitments are a powerful expression of your love for All Saints’ and your desire to preserve and strengthen this sacred place for future generations.
While our campaign ingathering has concluded, pledges are still being accepted. If you have not yet had the opportunity to make a commitment, there is still time. Every pledge, regardless of size, helps us move closer to our goal and allows us to begin setting priorities and planning the projects funded through this campaign.
In the coming weeks, church leadership will review the campaign results and begin determining project priorities. Your continued participation will help us make decisions and accomplish our vision.
The Faithful Foundations Campaign is about more than repairing a building, it is about honoring the faith and sacrifice of those who came before us while ensuring that All Saints’ continues to be a place of worship, welcome, belonging, and ministry for generations to come.
Thank you for your continued prayers, generosity, and faithfulness. Together, we are strengthening the foundation entrusted to us and building a future for All Saints’.
Faithfully,
Sherrie
First Sunday Plate Offering
We would like to remind everyone that undesignated plate offerings collected on the first Sunday of each month will go toward the clergy discretionary fund. If you would like to designate offerings to a specific fund or ministry, you can do so through our giving page in OnRealm.
These offerings help support our monthly contribution to Help Network of Russellville, a local nonprofit organization that provides emergency assistance to low-income families and individuals. Our church often receives calls and visits from people seeking help with everyday living expenses and Help Network provides a way to respond to those needs in our community.
After our support of the Help Network, any remaining balance in the Clergy Discretionary account is available for other requests that our church can address directly.
We would like to remind everyone that undesignated plate offerings collected on the first Sunday of each month will go toward the clergy discretionary fund. If you would like to designate offerings to a specific fund or ministry, you can do so through our giving page in OnRealm.
These offerings help support our monthly contribution to Help Network of Russellville, a local nonprofit organization that provides emergency assistance to low-income families and individuals. Our church often receives calls and visits from people seeking help with everyday living expenses and Help Network provides a way to respond to those needs in our community.
After our support of the Help Network, any remaining balance in the Clergy Discretionary account is available for other requests that our church can address directly.
No Rite I Service this Sunday
In order to prepare for the Bishop's visit this Sunday, there will be no 8:00 am service on June 28.
In order to prepare for the Bishop's visit this Sunday, there will be no 8:00 am service on June 28.
Bishop's Visit & Potluck Lunch this Sunday
This Sunday, June 28, Bishop John Harmon will be visiting All Saints’ and presiding over our 10:30 am service, including confirmations and receptions. Service will be followed by a potluck lunch in Sutherland Hall.
This Sunday, June 28, Bishop John Harmon will be visiting All Saints’ and presiding over our 10:30 am service, including confirmations and receptions. Service will be followed by a potluck lunch in Sutherland Hall.
Summer Break: Kids' Chapel, Faith & Reason
Our Faith & Reason Sunday school class and our Kids' Chapel will be on break for the summer and will resume in mid-late August. Watch our newsletters and/or social media for updates.
Our Faith & Reason Sunday school class and our Kids' Chapel will be on break for the summer and will resume in mid-late August. Watch our newsletters and/or social media for updates.
Music Ministry Update
Our choir is on summer break and will resume rehearsals on Wednesday, August 26 at 7:15 pm and return to worship services on Rally Day, September 13. We will have a range of special music and guest musicians during our summer worship services. Watch our newsletters and social media for updates!
Our choir is on summer break and will resume rehearsals on Wednesday, August 26 at 7:15 pm and return to worship services on Rally Day, September 13. We will have a range of special music and guest musicians during our summer worship services. Watch our newsletters and social media for updates!
Faith & Reason: Summer Break
Just a quick reminder that our Faith & Reason Sunday school class is on break until mid-late August. Watch our newsletters and/or social media for updates when we resume!
Just a quick reminder that our Faith & Reason Sunday school class is on break until mid-late August. Watch our newsletters and/or social media for updates when we resume!
Faithful Foundations Update: Honoring Bill Trigg, Bishop's Visit, and Potluck
As we approach our campaign ingathering, we are grateful to share that 24 households have made pledges totaling $192,924.20, bringing us to 86% of our $225,000 goal. We give thanks for the generosity, prayer, and commitment that have brought us to this important milestone.
If you have not yet returned your pledge card, please do by June 28. Your response is important, and we need every household’s participation to help us reach our goal. Prayerfully consider how God is calling you to support this effort. Every gift makes a difference; a pledge of just $1 per week becomes more than $150 over three years.
This week, we learned of the death of one of the founding members of All Saints’, William “Bill” Trigg. Bill, along with other faithful visionaries, helped make All Saints’ Episcopal Church a reality in Russellville. Their faith, perseverance, and generosity created the spiritual home we enjoy today.
As we remember Bill and give thanks for his life, we are reminded that every generation is called to leave a legacy for those who follow. The buildings and grounds we steward today exist because others invested their time, talent, treasure, and faith in a vision larger than themselves.
The Faithful Foundations Campaign is an opportunity to honor that vision. By caring for this sacred space today, we ensure that the ministry of All Saints’ will continue for future generations. Just as Bill and others helped build this church for us, we now have the privilege of carrying their work forward.
This Sunday, we will celebrate our campaign ingathering as we welcome our Bishop for his visit to All Saints’. Following the 10:30 service, everyone is invited to remain for a parish potluck lunch. We encourage everyone to participate as we give thanks for God’s blessings, celebrate what has been accomplished, and commit ourselves to the future of All Saints'.
Thank you for your prayers, generosity, and faithfulness. Together we will build on the strong foundation that has been entrusted to us.
As we approach our campaign ingathering, we are grateful to share that 24 households have made pledges totaling $192,924.20, bringing us to 86% of our $225,000 goal. We give thanks for the generosity, prayer, and commitment that have brought us to this important milestone.
If you have not yet returned your pledge card, please do by June 28. Your response is important, and we need every household’s participation to help us reach our goal. Prayerfully consider how God is calling you to support this effort. Every gift makes a difference; a pledge of just $1 per week becomes more than $150 over three years.
This week, we learned of the death of one of the founding members of All Saints’, William “Bill” Trigg. Bill, along with other faithful visionaries, helped make All Saints’ Episcopal Church a reality in Russellville. Their faith, perseverance, and generosity created the spiritual home we enjoy today.
As we remember Bill and give thanks for his life, we are reminded that every generation is called to leave a legacy for those who follow. The buildings and grounds we steward today exist because others invested their time, talent, treasure, and faith in a vision larger than themselves.
The Faithful Foundations Campaign is an opportunity to honor that vision. By caring for this sacred space today, we ensure that the ministry of All Saints’ will continue for future generations. Just as Bill and others helped build this church for us, we now have the privilege of carrying their work forward.
This Sunday, we will celebrate our campaign ingathering as we welcome our Bishop for his visit to All Saints’. Following the 10:30 service, everyone is invited to remain for a parish potluck lunch. We encourage everyone to participate as we give thanks for God’s blessings, celebrate what has been accomplished, and commit ourselves to the future of All Saints'.
Thank you for your prayers, generosity, and faithfulness. Together we will build on the strong foundation that has been entrusted to us.
In Loving Memory of William “Bill” Walker Trigg, Sr.
We honor the memory of Bill Trigg, who passed on June 14, 2026. Bill and his wife, Nancy, were one of the four founding member families of All Saints' Episcopal Church.
We honor the memory of Bill Trigg, who passed on June 14, 2026. Bill and his wife, Nancy, were one of the four founding member families of All Saints' Episcopal Church.
Faithful Foundations Update
Greetings!
I'd like to share a brief update on our Faithful Foundations Capital Campaign. As of today, we have received 13 pledges totaling $128,100.00, which means we have already reached 57% our $225,000 goal. Thanks be to God, and thank you to everyone who has prayerfully made a commitment to this effort.
As a reminder, we have extended the campaign ingathering to Sunday, June 28, to coincide with the bishop's visit to All Saints'. This gives those who have not yet made a pledge additional time to prayerfully consider how they might participate. Pledge cards are available in the office, Shoemaker Hall on the campaign bulletin board, and in the Narthex. Completed pledge cards may be placed in the offering plate or returned to the church office.
As you consider your pledge, remember that every gift makes a difference. This campaign is not about equal gifts - it is about shared commitment. Even a pledge of just $1 per week adds up to over $150 across the three-year campaign. When all of us do what we can, those gifts continue to make a meaningful impact.
We have already crossed the halfway mark, and reaching our goal is achievable if each household prayerfully considers how they can participate. If every household participates, we can accomplish this together. The strength of this campaign will be measured not only by the dollars pledged, but by the number of people who choose to be part of it. Every pledge, regardless of size, moves us closer to preserving and strengthening our church home for future generations.
Thank you for your prayers, your generosity, and your faithfulness.
Sherrie
Greetings!
I'd like to share a brief update on our Faithful Foundations Capital Campaign. As of today, we have received 13 pledges totaling $128,100.00, which means we have already reached 57% our $225,000 goal. Thanks be to God, and thank you to everyone who has prayerfully made a commitment to this effort.
As a reminder, we have extended the campaign ingathering to Sunday, June 28, to coincide with the bishop's visit to All Saints'. This gives those who have not yet made a pledge additional time to prayerfully consider how they might participate. Pledge cards are available in the office, Shoemaker Hall on the campaign bulletin board, and in the Narthex. Completed pledge cards may be placed in the offering plate or returned to the church office.
As you consider your pledge, remember that every gift makes a difference. This campaign is not about equal gifts - it is about shared commitment. Even a pledge of just $1 per week adds up to over $150 across the three-year campaign. When all of us do what we can, those gifts continue to make a meaningful impact.
We have already crossed the halfway mark, and reaching our goal is achievable if each household prayerfully considers how they can participate. If every household participates, we can accomplish this together. The strength of this campaign will be measured not only by the dollars pledged, but by the number of people who choose to be part of it. Every pledge, regardless of size, moves us closer to preserving and strengthening our church home for future generations.
Thank you for your prayers, your generosity, and your faithfulness.
Sherrie
Meet and Greet for the Order of the Daughters of the King
On Sunday, June 14, 2026 from 9:00 - 10:15 am, the Saint Veronica Chapter will be available to share the history and the spiritual guidance enhanced by belonging to the order of Daughters of the King. This life-changing order began in 1885 with a women’s Bible study group in Manhattan, NY. There are only two rules for this order; Rule of Prayer and Rule of Service. Today, after 140 years of spreading God’s love and praying for guidance, the DOK realm comprises over 30,000 faithful women throughout the United States and internationally, with members spreading across 18 countries globally.
The Saint Veronica Chapter has taken on ministries that provide love and support to parishioners in retirement homes or in home care and send out greeting cards for birthdays, anniversaries and thanksgivings. We would be blessed to have you attend this meet and greet session to learn more about the order. You will have the opportunity to ask the question, “Lord, what will you have me do?”
Dodie Roberts, President
Saint Veronica Chapter
On Sunday, June 14, 2026 from 9:00 - 10:15 am, the Saint Veronica Chapter will be available to share the history and the spiritual guidance enhanced by belonging to the order of Daughters of the King. This life-changing order began in 1885 with a women’s Bible study group in Manhattan, NY. There are only two rules for this order; Rule of Prayer and Rule of Service. Today, after 140 years of spreading God’s love and praying for guidance, the DOK realm comprises over 30,000 faithful women throughout the United States and internationally, with members spreading across 18 countries globally.
The Saint Veronica Chapter has taken on ministries that provide love and support to parishioners in retirement homes or in home care and send out greeting cards for birthdays, anniversaries and thanksgivings. We would be blessed to have you attend this meet and greet session to learn more about the order. You will have the opportunity to ask the question, “Lord, what will you have me do?”
Dodie Roberts, President
Saint Veronica Chapter
Faithful Foundations: Campaign Extended
As we continue our Faithful Foundations Capital Campaign, we want to express our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who has already made a pledge. Your generosity and commitment are helping ensure that our church remains a place of welcome, ministry, and belonging for generations to come.
Our church is so much more than a building. It is a place where community gathers, where friendships are formed, and where lives are touched every day. Within these walls, neighbors are fed through Neighbors Table, encouragement and healing are shared through AA meetings and the diabetes support group, and our young people are growing in faith and fellowship through a vibrant youth ministry.
We have decided to extend the pledge campaign by one additional week so that our in-gathering celebration can coincide with the Bishop’s visit on June 28. We look forward to celebrating this special occasion together with a festive potluck following the 10:30 am service.
If you have not yet made a pledge, we prayerfully invite you to consider how you might participate. Every pledge helps strengthen the foundation of this church and supports the ministry and outreach that make our parish such a vital part of the community.
Pledge cards and updated campaign progress information may be found on the Faithful Foundations bulletin board in Sutherland Hall.
Together, through faith, generosity, and shared purpose, we are building faithful foundations for today and for the future.
As we continue our Faithful Foundations Capital Campaign, we want to express our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who has already made a pledge. Your generosity and commitment are helping ensure that our church remains a place of welcome, ministry, and belonging for generations to come.
Our church is so much more than a building. It is a place where community gathers, where friendships are formed, and where lives are touched every day. Within these walls, neighbors are fed through Neighbors Table, encouragement and healing are shared through AA meetings and the diabetes support group, and our young people are growing in faith and fellowship through a vibrant youth ministry.
We have decided to extend the pledge campaign by one additional week so that our in-gathering celebration can coincide with the Bishop’s visit on June 28. We look forward to celebrating this special occasion together with a festive potluck following the 10:30 am service.
If you have not yet made a pledge, we prayerfully invite you to consider how you might participate. Every pledge helps strengthen the foundation of this church and supports the ministry and outreach that make our parish such a vital part of the community.
Pledge cards and updated campaign progress information may be found on the Faithful Foundations bulletin board in Sutherland Hall.
Together, through faith, generosity, and shared purpose, we are building faithful foundations for today and for the future.
Bishop’s Visit: June 28
The Bishop's visit has been rescheduled for Sunday, June 28. Bishop John Harmon will be visiting All Saints’ and presiding over our 10:30 am service, including confirmations and receptions. Service will be followed by a potluck lunch in Sutherland Hall.
Cash offerings on that day will be designated for the Bishop's fund. Gifts help people and ministries in Arkansas and beyond, through individual financial assistance, gifts to congregations, help after disasters, and support of the work of Christians throughout the world. You may give to this fund by putting cash or a check marked “Bishop’s Fund” in the offering plate or you may give online.
Please note: There will be no 8:00 am service that day.
The Bishop's visit has been rescheduled for Sunday, June 28. Bishop John Harmon will be visiting All Saints’ and presiding over our 10:30 am service, including confirmations and receptions. Service will be followed by a potluck lunch in Sutherland Hall.
Cash offerings on that day will be designated for the Bishop's fund. Gifts help people and ministries in Arkansas and beyond, through individual financial assistance, gifts to congregations, help after disasters, and support of the work of Christians throughout the world. You may give to this fund by putting cash or a check marked “Bishop’s Fund” in the offering plate or you may give online.
Please note: There will be no 8:00 am service that day.