All Saints’ Peterborough
is a community shaped by the
Pattern of Life of Jesus the Christ
our core practices are
Radical Inclusion
Extravagant Equity
Compassion
that Leads to Justice
You will find Faith and Meaning here!
Ways to DONATE!
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150th Anniversary
logo to learn more about our celebrations and fundraising
Your financial support is appreciated - you can use one of the following methods
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you can e-transfer your donation to saints@allsaintspeterborough.org
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Drop off your donation at the church office either in the mail box, or ring the door bell we would love to thank you in person.
If you are looking for a volunteer opportunity - please email our office ~ saints@allsaintspeterborough.org
Worship
8 am Said service of Communion
10am Sung service of Communion with children and youth programming.
Sunday, November 9, 2025
Remembrance Sunday
8am Quiet said Eucharist
10am Sung Eucharist
Sunday, November 9, 2025 ~ Remembrance Sunday
8 am and 10 am service
Thursday, November 13
10 am, Monthly Eucharist in the Parish Hall, followed by lunch.
Friday, November 14
1 pm, ACW meeting in the Upper Parish Hall.
Sunday, November 16, 2025
8 am and 10 am service
Friday, November 21, 2025 ~ Community Meal
5 - 7 pm
Saturday, November 22, 2025 ~ Family Workshop
10am - 2pm
Sunday, November 23, 2025 ~ Reign of Christ
8 am and 10 am service
Sunday, November 30, 2025 ~ Advent 1
8 am Eucharist
10 am Advent Lessons and Carols
All Saints' 150th Anniversary
Guest Preachers ~ Fall 2025
One service at 10am
Sunday, December 7, 2025
The Right Rev. Philip Poole, Retired
Philip, the son of a priest, was raised in an Anglican rectory right here on Hazeldeen Ave in Peterborough. Philip’s father Maurice Poole was the Rector at All Saints’ from 1951 - 1964. Philip sang in the All Saints’ choir and his original plan was to become a music teacher.
The Church is grateful Philip went on to become a priest and then bishop, “Being bishop has been one of the great joys of his career, said Poole. “I love getting up every day and doing my job. I just feel enormously grateful to have been a bishop in the church-it has enabled me to experience the church locally, nationally and internationally in ways that I’d never thought possible.” (Anglican Journal, Apr 2016).
It is wonderful to welcome home a child of the parish. Welcome home Philip!
