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Outreach

All Saints has a rich history in its Call to serve those outside the walls of the church building. The Gaston Hospice House is named after the first Rector of All Saints, Robin Johnson, who served All Saints for many years while also serving the Gaston County Community by starting many ministries to help those in need. This rich tradition of serving those in need continues today in many ways. Explore this page to learn more about the ways we serve our surrounding community.

Backpack Ministry

All Saints provides food for needy children at Pleasant Ridge Elementary School. Enough food and snacks are provided for the children for the weekend to ensure basic nourishment.

Angel Tree at Christmas

Names of children in need and their Christmas wants are received from a local group and places on the Angel Tree. Parishioners select a tag containing the first name of a child along with their clothing sizes and buy gifts of clothes and toys to meet their requests. Tags for food baskets for the families are also on the tree. These are delivered to the local group for distribution.

Crisis Assistance Ministry

Organization consisting of local member churches that provide food and financial assistance to those in need.

The Cathy Mabry Cloninger Center

All Saints provides meals and other services to support women and their families that are victims of domestic violence in our local community. 

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Kairos of North Carolina
Foothills CI Kairos Prison Ministry

Kairos is a Christian, lay-led, ecumenical, volunteer, international prison ministry in which men and women volunteers bring Christ's love and forgiveness to incarcerated individuals and to their families.

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