Episcopal Church of All Saints, Indianapolis

Mother Arsene speaks of common "Biblical"sayings not in the Bible and explains the teaching of St. Paul in his second letter to the Thessalonians.

Injustice is not new. But God is big enough to hear our despair, and to strengthen us to do something about it. Mother Andrea Arsene preaches, 22nd Sunday after Pentecost

A short tax collector, Zacchaeus, climbs a tree to see Jesus to offer to share his possessions.

Sermon, 10 - 23 - 22, 20th Sunday after Pentecost, Mo. Arsene by allsaintsindy

Bishop Jennifer speaks of baptism and confirmation. (Please forgive technical difficulties with the sound.)

Mother Arsene speaks of forgiveness as described in Luke's gospel, 17:5-10.

Michael, the Archangel, protects us in battle, and all angels surround us as we attempt to change the evil in our world.

Bishop Jennifer Baskerville-Burrows speaks of the history and future of All Saints, Indianapolis, at the Service of Installation of new rector, The Rev. Andrea Arsene.

Mother Andrea Arsene speaks on the use of wealth in her first sermon as rector of The Episcopal Church of All Saints, Indianapolis

Fr. Tom Honderich speaks of the passing of the Queen of the United Kingdom.

Sermon, 9 - 4-22, Fr. Charles Allen by allsaintsindy

Ssermon, 12th Sunday after Pentecost, 8 - 28 - 22 Mo. King by allsaintsindy

Sermon 8-21-22 Fr. Tom Honderich by allsaintsindy

"Magnifying the Lord, the soul of Mary brings what is blurry into focus, makes the far away close, makes the unseeable seen." Canon Brendan O'Sullivan-Hale preaches on the Feast of St. Mary the Virgin, transferred (August 14, 2022).

Episcopal Church of All Saints, Indianapolis Sermon 8 - 7-22 by Mother Karen King by allsaintsindy

All Saints Indianapolis Sermon 7 - 31 - 22, Mother Karen KIng by allsaintsindy

As much as our world might be a factory of despair right now, anyone who comes in here needs to know – you need to know - that God would not have our spirits wilt while our hearts are still beating. Canon Brendan O'Sullivan-Hale speaks Sunday, 7-17-2022.

Once upon a time there was a parish called All Saints where the people asked, "What are we to do?"

In these weeks of anxiety about our future, we turn to the God who comforts us “as a mother comforts her children” (Isaiah 66:13) Photo by Xavier Mouton Photographie

"So when there’s a shaking of the ground we stand on, friends, know that Jesus Christ is our only fortress—the One who is the same yesterday, today, and tomorrow, the Alpha and the Omega, the One who loves you unconditionally and calls you into life. God bless you.” The Rev’d Samuel T. Vaught, Curate, preaches his final sermon at All Saints on the Third Sunday after Pentecost (June 26, 2022). Read...

The Holy Spirit works through all of us in amazing ways. On the occasion of his first celebration of the Holy Eucharist, Fr. Joel Munoz tells how the Holy Spirit worked through the All Saints Episcopal Church community to guide his priestly vocation.

Jesus didn’t just pray; he took action. The Rev. Jason Fortner preaches his last sermon as Deacon at All Saints, Indianapolis

"Church, if you are disoriented at the events of this week, hear Jesus’ words to you: You are my witnesses. My body is gone, but my Spirit is with you. You are my witnesses. Repentance and forgiveness of sins is to be proclaimed in my name to all nations." The Rev. Samuel T. Vaught, Curate, preaches on Ascension Day (May 26, 2022).

Fr. Charles Allen preaches about the Lamb of God in the Book of Revelation: John’s Revelation is all about a Lamb, not a lion. If you’ll allow a little alliteration, the key to what God is up to is not a conquering carnivore but a vulnerable vegetarian!

There is significant pain in modern life which we cannot avoid and it is cumulative and unbearable without the recognition that the universe, at its core, is created in love. The incarnation is the motherly embrace which keeps us all from losing hope,