The mission of All Saints Church is to glorify God by helping people in the greater Pensacola area experience, understand, and receive the love of God and thereby be transformed to be more like Jesus. 

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All Saints is a Christ-centered community of believers who worship through Prayer, Holy Communion, Scripture, and Liturgy. We celebrate Holy Communion every Sunday and invite all baptized believers to participate in the body and blood of Jesus Christ through receiving the bread and the cup (1 Corinthians 10:16). If you are not baptized and are interested in Holy Baptism, please speak with our priest.

 

We believe in the forgiveness of sins, the resurrection of the dead, and life everlasting made possible by the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ our Lord, the Son of God.  We honor our Savior's charge to help those in spiritual and temporal need by following biblical values and teachings. 

 

We use the English Standard Version of the Holy Bible, and our Liturgy conforms to the 2019 American version of the historic Anglican Book of Common Prayer. We are a member church of the Anglican Diocese of the Living Word. We adhere to the fullness of Scripture, the historic Creeds, the Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion, and the Jerusalem Declaration.

 

All Saints is all people and every generation. We welcome you to come worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness! Our services are reverent, prayerful, and powerful. If you do not have a church home, we invite you to worship with us each Sunday.

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Our current senior warden is Mr. Robert Winebrenner and our Junior Warden is Mr. Shawn Brown.

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​To learn more about Anglicanism and our church's beliefs, please check out our province's page here:

 

 

 

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Our Interim Rector

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Rev. Steven Abbott (Fr. Steve) was hired in July 2024 to serve as our interim rector. He provides pastoral ministry and leadership for our parish. He has served as an associate priest at Christ Church, Midland, TX (2019-2022) and at The Mission Anglican Church here in Pensacola (2022-2024).

 

Fr. Steve began earning his Master of Divinity at Liberty University in Lynchburg, VA with plans to become a Baptist pastor and Army Chaplain, but during his studies he decided to join the Anglican Church in North America in 2017. He transferred to Trinity Anglican Seminary in Ambridge, PA, and completed his Master of Divinity there in 2019. Fr. Steve was in the Army Reserve for almost 13 years and is now an active duty chaplain with the Navy and stationed at NAS Pensacola. He has been married to Erin since 2013 and they have two little boys. They love sitting next to the fire, playing with their chickens, and exploring the outdoors.