Join us at All Saints Episcopal Church for "Last Shot" Narcotics Anonymous meetings every Friday evening. Held in our Parish Hall, these gatherings provide a supportive space for sharing experiences, challenges, and triumphs in overcoming addiction. Find strength and support in our community dedicated to lasting recovery. “Last Shot” meetings are open to all. Pre-registration is not required.

Saint Brigid may hold the secret to saving the Earth–and one another. Named after the Celtic goddess, Brigid was born to a Christian mother and was one of the few abbesses who ruled over both men and women. Throughout her lifetime, she defied conventions. As the world yearns for more of the Sacred Feminine - a presence that makes space for all peoples and species - Brigid’s secret is more urgent than ever. Come meet the “flesh and blood” woman behind the legend! Click the event image to get the zoom link for tonight’s meeting.

All Saints Episcopal Church hosts "Tell It Like It Is" Women's Narcotics Anonymous meetings every Thursday evening, offering a supportive environment for women in addiction recovery. Through candid sharing, participants find solace and empowerment. Join us for a welcoming space where honesty and support lead to lasting change. No pre-registration is required.

Join All Saints Episcopal Church for "Let It Begin with Me" Al-Anon meetings, welcoming women seeking support and healing from someone else's alcoholism. Held in our compassionate community, these gatherings provide a safe space for sharing experiences, strength, and hope. Together, we navigate the path to recovery, fostering personal growth and resilience. No child care is provided. No pre-registration is required.

All Saints’ is proud to collaborate with Jordan Verdin and Humanity Showers to provide services on the 1st and 3rd Friday’s of each month here in our parking lot. All in need are welcome with no questions asked and no registration required. Volunteers and donations are always welcome.

The St. Andrew’s in Pacific Beach house band has been practicing, practicing, practicing - so come to the 1960s theme prom on Friday, May 17th to dance the night away! There will be a costume contest for best-dressed in 60s garb, food, a whole hour of dancing to LIVE music, games, trivia, a silent auction, and more.

Join us at All Saints Episcopal Church for "Last Shot" Narcotics Anonymous meetings every Friday evening. Held in our Parish Hall, these gatherings provide a supportive space for sharing experiences, challenges, and triumphs in overcoming addiction. Find strength and support in our community dedicated to lasting recovery. “Last Shot” meetings are open to all. Pre-registration is not required.

Embark on a journey of visual discovery with our Church Photography 101 workshop, happening May 18th from 9 AM to 3 PM. This immersive class, led by Diocesan Photographer Susan Forsburg, Director of Communications Chris Tumilty, and Missioner for Community Vitality and Diversity Rachel Ambasing, is designed to illuminate the art of capturing the beauty and joy of church. Whether you're a novice using a cell phone or an experienced photographer looking to deepen your expertise, this workshop offers a unique opportunity to enhance your skills.

The Diocesan Service & Justice Coalition is a group of dedicated service/outreach and peace/social justice coordinators who gather to network and share ideas and collaborate on projects to make a greater impact in our community. Join other Episcopalians who want to get the church involved in the issues facing our world today.

Come celebrate the beauty of monarch butterflies, learn about butterfly conservation, and enjoy nature in person! A fun-filled day for all of the community, expert presenters, exhibitors, vendors, kids crafts, food & music! FREE vision screenings  provided by the San Marcos Lions Club. Happening Grace Episcopal Church in San Marcos.

Celebrate with Episcopal Community Services at the annual Moonlight Ball. Enjoy an evening of fine dining, live music, and festivities, supporting vital health and human services programs for over 7,000 clients in the areas of homelessness, mental health, substance use disorder treatment, and early childhood education.

Saint Brigid may hold the secret to saving the Earth–and one another. Named after the Celtic goddess, Brigid was born to a Christian mother and was one of the few abbesses who ruled over both men and women. Throughout her lifetime, she defied conventions. As the world yearns for more of the Sacred Feminine - a presence that makes space for all peoples and species - Brigid’s secret is more urgent than ever. Come meet the “flesh and blood” woman behind the legend! Click the event image to get the zoom link for tonight’s meeting.

All Saints Episcopal Church hosts "Tell It Like It Is" Women's Narcotics Anonymous meetings every Thursday evening, offering a supportive environment for women in addiction recovery. Through candid sharing, participants find solace and empowerment. Join us for a welcoming space where honesty and support lead to lasting change. No pre-registration is required.

Join All Saints Episcopal Church for "Let It Begin with Me" Al-Anon meetings, welcoming women seeking support and healing from someone else's alcoholism. Held in our compassionate community, these gatherings provide a safe space for sharing experiences, strength, and hope. Together, we navigate the path to recovery, fostering personal growth and resilience. No child care is provided. No pre-registration is required.

Join us at All Saints Episcopal Church for "Last Shot" Narcotics Anonymous meetings every Friday evening. Held in our Parish Hall, these gatherings provide a supportive space for sharing experiences, challenges, and triumphs in overcoming addiction. Find strength and support in our community dedicated to lasting recovery. “Last Shot” meetings are open to all. Pre-registration is not required.

Join Bishop Susan Brown Snook, the Rev. Hannah Wilder, and Rachel Ambasing for a live "Ask Me Anything About General Convention" Zoom session on May 29 at 5:30 pm. This is your opportunity to engage directly and ask any questions you have regarding the upcoming General Convention. Feel free to submit up to three questions for our speakers. Please share this unique chance to gain insights and have General Convention questions addressed with your congregations.

All Saints Episcopal Church hosts "Tell It Like It Is" Women's Narcotics Anonymous meetings every Thursday evening, offering a supportive environment for women in addiction recovery. Through candid sharing, participants find solace and empowerment. Join us for a welcoming space where honesty and support lead to lasting change. No pre-registration is required.

Join All Saints Episcopal Church for "Let It Begin with Me" Al-Anon meetings, welcoming women seeking support and healing from someone else's alcoholism. Held in our compassionate community, these gatherings provide a safe space for sharing experiences, strength, and hope. Together, we navigate the path to recovery, fostering personal growth and resilience. No child care is provided. No pre-registration is required.

Join us at All Saints Episcopal Church for "Last Shot" Narcotics Anonymous meetings every Friday evening. Held in our Parish Hall, these gatherings provide a supportive space for sharing experiences, challenges, and triumphs in overcoming addiction. Find strength and support in our community dedicated to lasting recovery. “Last Shot” meetings are open to all. Pre-registration is not required.

Join us at the All Saints’ booth at this free, family friendly LGBTQ+ festival that kicks off pride month on June 1st in downtown Oceanside. Help us remind everyone that God loves everybody … No exceptions!!

EDSD Voter Participation Initiative provides online training to empower congregational voting advocates and others to take and share voter-related information with their congregations and surrounding neighborhoods. On June 4 at 6:20 p.m., the focus will be Election Processes, Security & Vote Counting with the San Diego Registrar of Voters.

EDSD’s Evangelism 101 course explores a non-anxious form of evangelism rooted in the Episcopal tradition. Students will discuss the theological roots of the gospel and how to lead a congregation toward evangelistic practice by example. Those who finish the course may be nominated for lay evangelist licensing.

You are invited to join Christ Episcopal Church, Coronado, for a festive dinner, drinks, and music on Saturday, June 8, at 5 PM in support of Vida Joven Foundation. This organization exists to love, protect, and educate orphaned and migrant children in Tijuana and Ensenada, Mexico. Join us in supporting Vida Joven at this night of music and fun. 

EDSD’s Evangelism 101 course explores a non-anxious form of evangelism rooted in the Episcopal tradition. Students will discuss the theological roots of the gospel and how to lead a congregation toward evangelistic practice by example. Those who finish the course may be nominated for lay evangelist licensing.

EDSD’s Evangelism 101 course explores a non-anxious form of evangelism rooted in the Episcopal tradition. Students will discuss the theological roots of the gospel and how to lead a congregation toward evangelistic practice by example. Those who finish the course may be nominated for lay evangelist licensing.