Welcome to Sundays at All Hallows. Advent Sunday, the first Sunday of Advent, falls on November 30, 2025. The Advent Season is a short one, only four Sundays, and it is too often overshadowed by the season that follows—Christmas. Indeed, many churches begin to celebrate Christmas during Advent. This
Today’s Reading: Read 2 Corinthians 10:3-5, 15-18; 12:9-11; 13:11-13 Start today off by singing the song Jesus Loves Me. After you have sung the song through, talk about what this phrase means: “They are weak, but He is strong.” Paul faced a lot of challenges as He traveled as a
Today’s Reading: Read I Corinthians 9:17-27; 10;23-33; 11:23-34 What do you know about a missionary? Spend some time talking about what missionaries do. Brainstorm a list of what you think a missionary’s job is. What did you include on the list? A missionary is someone who is on a mission
Welcome to Sundays at All Hallows. This Sunday, the Sunday before Advent is designated “Christ the King Sunday” in a number of denominations. On this Sunday Christ’s kingship over all creation is recognized, affirmed, and celebrated. In Anglican churches this Sunday is also known as “Stir-Up Sunday,” so named after
Today’s Reading: Read 2 Thessalonians Let’s talk about fear. What’s something that frightens you? Allow your family to discuss things that they might be afraid of. Spend some time talking about why things scare us. Sometimes if we can unpack the “why” of a situation, it helps us to not
Today’s Reading: Read Galatians 4-6 Pop quiz! If you plant an apple seed, what will grow? An orange tree or an apple tree? What kind of fruit would you expect to see on that tree? Bananas, peaches or apples? In fact if you plant an apple seed, an apple tree
Welcome to Thursday Evenings at All Hallows. This week, the second week of November, is World Kindness Week, devoted to promoting more kindness throughout the year. World Kindness Week was originally launched by the World Kindness Movement as World Kindness Day, November 13, in 1998 but evolved into World Kindness
GOSPEL CONVERSATION OPPORTUNITY This week we walked through the last week of Jesus’ life and learned about his crucifixion and resurrection. Both of those were necessary for us to be able to no longer be separated from God! Read Romans 3:23. The Bible tells us that we have all sinned.