One of the guiding principles of All Saints is service to the community.  We seek to share Christ's love with those around us, just as Jesus taught.  We do many things.

All Saints Bread Basket

is a Christ base service to our community. With high inflation, high unemployment, run away medical cost, in uncertain economic times as these, All Saints is blessed to be able to serve our community. In cooperation with the Atlanta Community Food Bank, the Bread Basket serves hundreds of individuals on a monthly basis.
Upon its inception in July of 2005, the Bread Baskets' goal was to serve our community by providing groceries that would help sustain a family on a temporary basis. Since then, change in our economy, the housing crisis, unemployment rates climbing, gas prices soaring, and the over-all weakness of the dollar, we have seen a "change" in our avg. participant. Now, the Bread Basket is not delegated to only lower economic citizens or homeless people more middle class families come to us. People who fall between the cracks of our system. Those having to decide between food or gas, between paying the mortgage or going to bed on an empty stomach, to pay the electric bill or buy fruit and vegetables.

All Saints C.C.U. will take any donations of food, money or time. Yes time, stocking selves, picking up food, or assisting the distribution of food is always accepted gratefully.

Thank you,
Anna Siciliano

Director ofFood Pantry

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We collect a Can of Change each week for a needy community organization.  Then at the end of the month we give whatever amount is collected to a different organization to help them change lives.

In the past, we have given the money to:

• Atlanta Habitat for Humanity
• Northwest Perry Cluster
• Absolute Wellness
• American Cancer Society "Relay for LIfe" Program
• Children First Daycare Center
• CHRIS Rainbow Home
• Aid Atlanta Chaplaincy Program
• Riverside Residents' Association
• The Carpenter's House
• Aid Atlanta Aids Walk
• The NAMES Project
• Victim Wellness Assistance Program
• Ramona Duggard Ministries
• Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation
• Atlanta VA Hospital Program
• Jerusalem House
• Aids Survival Project
• Americares Foundation - Tsunami Relief
• Atlanta Union Mission
• Agape Community Center
• The Bread Basket (also called the AASCU Food Pantry)
• Ridgeview Institute Serenity Garden
• American Red Cross for Hurricane Relief
• PFLAG
• P.A.L.S. (Pets Are Loving Support)
• The BRAC Center
• Friends Together
• Big Brothers, Big Sisters Atlanta
• House of Hope
• YouthPride
• SoulForce
• Families First
• Evangelism Church of Vietnam

We unite with other churches and synagogues to build Habitat for Humanity houses.   Here's an image of our 7th completed house:

We provide and serve a hot lunch once a month to participants of the Ragtime Program for Seniors at the Agape Community Center.  Pastor Ike and several members of the church are ready to serve lunch in the image below:

Thanksgiving Dinner with Food Bank

We also host a Christmas party and organize a gift giving program each year to help brighten the holidays for the needy in our community.  In past years, we have helped residents of Jerusalem House, participants of House of Hope and victims of Hurrican Katrina. 

Finally, we are active in community organizations, including the NW Perry Cluster.

You're always welcome to join us as we serve!

Can you Reach my Friend - DJ & Carolyn