Choir Parents Guild (St. Cecelia's)
St. Cecelia's Guild is a service guild for all parents interested in assisting the choirs of All Souls' Church. All parents of choir children are automatically members. Even if you have no choristers in your family, you are invited to become a "choir parent" and take part in the activities of this guild.

Choir
The Music Department of All Souls' Parish offers a varied choir program for all ages. Each chorister develops and refines musical skills that include the fundamentals of reading music, rhythm, diction and pitch. In addition to this musical training, choristers gain an understanding of and about appreciation for the church year: its seasons and feasts, and the role of the choir in worship. All choristers are taught the service music, prayers and creeds of the Church Finally, choristers socialize on an informal basis and are advised of others' concerns and joys. Regardless of age, membership in the church choir promotes a deeper understanding of the Church and her ways and fosters a life-long appreciation for great church music. All choirs are open to children and adults in the parish. For further information, contact Dr. Laura van der Windt.

Minisingers    K-3rd Wednesdays 4:00-4:45 p.m.      sing monthly at 9:15 service Mastersingers     4th-Tth Wednesdays 4:45-5:45 p.m.      sing monthly at 9:15 service High School      8th-12th Wednesdays 6:00-6:45 p.m.      sing monthly at 9:15 service  and with Adult Choir occasionally    Handbell Choir All Ages       Wednesdays 4:30-5:30 pm Adult Choir     Adults      Wednesdays     7:15-9:00 p.m.. sing weekly at 11:00 service, Evensong monthly/Feast Days

Layministries
Steering Committee who screens new projects, adopts budget, and communicates with parishioners for the following subcommittees.

Stephen Ministry
A congregational program equipping members to prove distinctively Christian one-to-one care to these experiencing a wide variety of life's needs and circumstances both in the congregation a: beyond. An extensive training program is involved. Please contact member of the clergy for information.

Cheryl Weinmeister  

 The Layreaders Guild
A group of dedicated Episcopalians trained to assist the Clergy at all services of worship. They read the lessons and psalms at Sunday and weekday Holy Communion services as well as Evening Prayer services held Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday at 5: p.m. Anyone interested in this guild, please contact the Rector.  

Coordinator, Fr. Bright/Tammy Mass  

Usher's Service Organization
All men in this parish are invited to usher at the various church services. The head usher calls men alphabetically by the parish directory. If you have not been invited to usher, please call the head usher and he will be happy to put you on the list.

Ken Fay (Sunday 9:15 & 11am)   
         Mike Krywucki (Sunday 8am)   
       Anna Polk (Saturday 5:30pm)   

Episcopal Church Women (ECW)
The purpose of the ECW is to unite the women of All Souls' in a program of worship, study, service, and fellowship to deepen and strengthen their lives and lead them into service for the church and the Christian community. All women of the parish are welcomed and encouraged to attend the meetings.                                                                                                                      Amy Littrell 

St. Anne's Guild  
The St. Anne's Guild is a study and service guild for women. They meet in member's homes for lunch, fellowship and Bible study on the 4th Tuesday of each month at 11:45 a.m.

The Assemblies
The Assemblies are sponsored by the ECW and St. Paul's Cathedral. Social graces, manners and dancing are taught on Friday evenings once a month (September-May) to boys and girls in 6th and 7th grades.

 Lisa Elder (840-1842)  

The Altar Guild
The Altar Guild is a group of women dedicated to the proper care of the sacred vessels, clergy vestments, linens and candles used in the celebration of Holy Communion and kindred services. They meet on the 3rd Tuesday of each month for Holy Communion at 10 a.m., followed by a meeting. Newcomers are welcome and should apply to the directress or the rector. All newcomers are trained in this work by experienced Altar Guild members   

Grace Ryan  

Single Adults (ASIS)
We try to foster an environment of Christian fellowship and support for members of the parish who are divorced, widowed, separated or have never been married. The group offers a variety of activities in order to meet many of the spiritual and social needs of its members. Ages range from early 20's to mid seventies.

Sylvia Pardue/Susan Coatney  

Mobile Meals
Mobile meals is the preparation, donation, and serving of hot meals to shut-ins, elderly, and invalid. Meals are cooked and delivered once a week. Recipients welcome the friendly visitors as much as the food. Service is in three categories: Cooks, Drivers, and Donors.