Some of us are "cradle Episcopalians," but more of us have come from a wide range of Protestant denominations and from the Roman Catholic and Orthodox communions.

There are young adults among our most faithful worshippers who have come from no church at all.

• As a community of faith we seek to serve and be served by...Knowing God.
• We are certain that it is by knowing God that we learn to love.
• We become free to identify our sin because we know the sacrifice Jesus made for us on the cross.
• We know we can become disciples because the Holy Spirit is always ready to direct and empower us.

There are 2,665 people on our church rolls.

1,954 are members of All Saints by virtue of baptism, confirmation, and reception here and by Letter of Transfer from other Episcopal churches.

630 baptized in other churches have not yet moved their memberships to All Saints.

81 (most very young) have not yet been baptized.

These 2,665 people fall into 1,005 family units. (A family unit may be comprised of one person living alone or two or more in one home.)

Our ages are from a few days old to 100 years.

New people came into our parish family.

• 80 by Letter of Transfer
• 74 by baptism
• 36 by confirmation
• 36 baptized in other churches who have not yet changed their membership to All Saints
• 14 reaffirmed their faith during the Bishop's visitation in May.