All Saints Sunday Remembrance

Honoring the people who have shaped our lives and faith stories.

Join us on Sunday, November 1, for All Saints Sunday Remembrance, a special opportunity to remember and give thanks for all of those who have gone before us and have been a part of our life and faith stories.

Throughout our lives, we encounter people whose love, wisdom, faith, and kindness leave a lasting impression on us. They may be family members, dear friends, mentors, or members of our church community who helped shape who we are and how we walk in faith. Although they may no longer be physically present with us, their influence continues to live on in the memories we cherish, the lessons they taught us, and the faith they helped nurture.

All Saints Sunday invites us to pause and reflect on the lives of these special people we hold dear. It is a time to celebrate their lasting impact, express gratitude for the time we shared with them, and recognize the many ways they remain a meaningful part of our stories.

Include Your Saints in Our Remembrance

On Sunday, November 1, we invite you to bring a photograph of someone you’d like to honor to be included in our memorial remembrance display. Together, we will create a meaningful collection that celebrates the lives, memories, and legacies of those who have touched our hearts.

Don’t have a photograph? You can still participate! You will also have an opportunity to write down the name of someone you’d like to remember or draw a picture of them. Whether you bring a cherished photograph, write a name, or create a drawing, your contribution is a meaningful way to honor someone who has been part of your life and faith journey.

This is an opportunity to include your own “saints” in our All Saints Remembrance. There is no single way to remember someone, and every story, relationship, and expression of love is welcome.

Remembering Together

As we gather in remembrance, may we find comfort in shared memories, gratitude in the lives that have shaped us, and encouragement in the faith that connects us across generations. We invite you to take part in this special observance as we honor those who have gone before us and celebrate the lasting place they hold in our hearts.

Join us November 1. Bring a photo, write a name, or draw a picture, and help us honor the saints who are part of our life and faith stories.