Why is our church called All Saints?

Why is our church called All Saints? Why is the children’s ministry called Little Saints? What is a saint? Why do some saints have a capital S? Why do some have holidays and others don’t? Are all saints alike? What is the purpose of saints? Can I be a saint? If your children haven’t yet asked you these burning questions, they may well begin quizzing your knowledge of saints, beginning this Sunday. K-5th graders will be learning about what it means to be a saint, hearing personal testimonies of saints within our church body, and learning brief overviews of some historical Saints of the faith throughout the summer. Together, we will learn how all saints live in God’s presence, and live out His love… even the little saints.

If you are interested in sharing your testimony as a part of this exciting journey, please do not hesitate to contact Lindsey Lett at lindsey@ascdallas.org to schedule a Sunday.

As we behold the face of God in the face of Christ, we are transformed into his image. This is what it means to be fully human—to become like Jesus, the truly human one, and to grow more and more in the freedom of the children of God.