Outreach Ministries
Betty Harrison Smith, Team Leader​

Opportunities to live into our baptismal vow of seeking and serving Christ in all persons
range from the direct action of traveling musicians and welcoming newcomers, to partnerships
with community-wide organizations, to individuals representing our parish in local groups such as
the Shasta County Interfaith Forum, and SEACM refugee and immigrant assistance program.

All Saints' Thrift Shop
3268 Bechelli Lane
Bob Wilson & Heidi Heiman, Ministry Leads

The All Saints' Thrift Shop is an outstanding outreach ministry, contributing upwards of $500-thousand of its proceeds to All Saints' ministries and Shasta County charities. For 30 years, this boutique enterprise has been selling gently used clothing, books, and household items at very modest prices, thanks to our generous donors. The Thrift Shop's faithful clientele is served by its faithful volunteers. New participants are welcome: as donors, as customers, or as scheduled or on-call volunteers.

Newcomers Ministry
Wendy Little, Ministry Lead

Newcomers who fill out welcome cards get same-day contact from a volunteer, followed-up with a hand-written welcome note, and an invitation to an All Saints' quarterly welcome dinner. Opportunities to get involved include hosting a newcomers' dinner, cooking food for a dinner hosted by someone else, and/or making that all important first contact with a word of welcome.

Daughters of the King
Terri Bundy, Ministry Lead

A worldwide women's organization, All Saints' DOK chapter reaches out to serve our neighbors by selecting a local family to support with Christmas food and gifts.

Project (Re)Start
Betty Harrison-Smith, Ministry Lead

Produce bins of cleaning supplies for victims of natural disasters in Northern California. In times of a disaster, All Saints' also acts as a distribution hub.

Food Basket
Ken Westrick, Ministry Lead

Bring one non-perishable food item each week (or one case each month) to church on Sunday, and help support the food security program of Living Hope Compassion Ministries' Food Co-op, a vocational rehabilitation program which employs, equips, and empowers people to participate in the mainstream marketplace.
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“I am but one, but I am one. I cannot do everything, but I can do something. What I can do, I ought to do. What I ought to do, by the grace of God, I will do. Lord, what will you have me do?” (Motto of the Order of the Daughters of the King)

SEACM
Bill Rich, All Saints' Representative

SEACM assists refugees and immigrants from all over the world, providing a broad range of support services for documentation, navigation of the US health care system, and more.

Shasta County Interfaith Forum
Jan Logue, All Saints' Representative

SCIF is a gathering of leaders from many faith communities to exchange information, network, and support each other in building respect, understanding, and value for our community's diversity of spiritual practices and beliefs.

SCIF's public interfaith prayer gatherings are offered in times of crisis or thanksgiving. Read Jan Logue's 2019 Interfaith Thanksgiving remarks.
All Saints' Engages with Many Community Groups
In addition to All Saints core outreach program,
we currently participate in these and other events and organizations:
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  • Good News Rescue Mission
  • Performing Arts Society
  • One Safe Place
  • Project Homeless Connect
  • Relay for Life
  • Northern Valley Catholic Social Service  

  • Episcopal Relief and Development
  • Empire Recovery Center
  • Lifeline
  • Walk for the Poor
Groups Meeting Regularly at All Saints'
All Saints' campus is used by these and other local support and service groups:
  • Alcoholics Anonymous
  • Al-Anon
  • Narcotics Anonymous
  • Addiction Recovery
  • ​Center for Mind Body Medicine
  • Girl Scouts
  • Western Service Workers
  • Honduras School
  • North Valley Catholic Social Service
  • Salvation Army, Redding Corps
  • Southeast Asian Christian Ministry
  • Meals on Wheels