Welcome to

All Saints Anglican Church Agassiz! 

6904 Lougheed Highway, Agassiz, BC, V0M 1A0

Phone: 604 796 0327

Website: www.allsaints-agassiz.ca

 Priest-in-charge: The Reverend Professor Philip Barker

Email: revpb1950@gmail.com 

A warm welcome awaits you at this beautiful old church in the small town of Agassiz. 

Join us on Sunday mornings at 10:00 for a service of Holy Eucharist, with a weekly “art gallery” illustrating the scripture readings, a wide variety of traditional and contemporary music and a thought-provoking sermon. Our aim is to grow spiritually, as individuals and as a church, as we explore God’s word and the person of Jesus, and to use the gifts he has given us to serve one another and our local community. After the Sunday service there is a lively hour with refreshments and fellowship. There is a Zoom link to the service for those who are not able to attend in person. Please email gfeatherstone2021@outlook.com for the Zoom link or a copy of the weekly bulletin.

Weekly program: 

Wednesday 5.00 - 6.00 p.m. Book Club (link on Zoom at 4:45 PM). Please email sjbarker0379@gmail.com 

Thursday 10.00 a.m. – noon Games, jigsaws and coffee in the church hall; 12.15 p.m. Prayer time in the church; 12.30 p.m. Said Service of Morning Prayer.

Saturday 8.30 – 9.00 a.m. Bible Study on Zoom. Please email valeriejhamilton@yahoo.com 

The church is actively engaged in Truth and Reconciliation with the Indigenous community and in mutual support with other local churches. The church hall provides a venue for AA meetings, a children’s dance group and the local Lions Club.

Our Theology

All Saints Anglican Church believes and preaches;

• The validity of the gospels
• The reality of Jesus - divine and human
• The reality of the Resurrection
• The power and workings of the Holy Spirit
• The concept of the Trinity
• The canon of scripture

In witness of these tenets of our church, we exclude no-one from entering, and no-one from the altar rail.

We try, as far as possible, to show the love of Christ to all.

We acknowledge different practices within different denominations of the Protestant Church, but do not subscribe to fundamentalist doctrine.  

We believe that the Bible (Holy Scripture) is divinely inspired, but open to examination and interpretation, in keeping with the gifts of intelligence and discernment, under the guidance of the Holy Spirit.