How do I get to All Saints?

Our address is 2715 E. Galloway Street. We are located in southeast Springfield, close to the Highway 65 and Highway 60 interchange. 

How's the Parking?
We have plenty of parking at the church. For larger events there is overflow parking behind the church at the Galloway House.

How will I be greeted?
You will be welcomed warmly by our ushers at the front door. Our welcome team members are there to greet and support all visitors, and they will be pleased to answer any questions and direct you to the Nave, nursery, or education wing. 

How will I know where to go?
From the parking lot it is easiest to enter through the southwest doorway. As you come in you will go straight ahead to the Narthex and Nave. Restrooms will be on your left.  

During Worship

How do people dress for church?
Many of the people at All Saints like to dress up for worship on Sunday, but we welcome you to come however you feel comfortable.  ​

When and how long are the services?
Regular Sunday services are typically 60-75 minutes long and each service offers Holy Eucharist. Our service hours are as follows:
   8:15 a.m.  Holy Eucharist with traditional language and hymns
   10:45 a.m. Holy Eucharist with standard language and hymns
We also offer worship at All Saints throughout the week. Morning Prayer is held in the Nave on Monday through Friday at 8:15 a.m. 

What can my kids do during worship? 
By all means, bring your family! If you have children from infants through four years of age, the welcome team can guide you to the nursery in the education wing. If you'd prefer, your children are always welcome to accompany you for worship.  

What kinds of disability assistance is available?
Handicap parking is available by the southwest entrance of the church. Hearing Assistance Devices are available from the ushers. We can accommodate wheelchairs in the front pew on each side.

How will I know how to follow the service?
The ushers will provide you with a Service Booklet as you enter the Nave. The entire liturgy is printed in your booklet. Feel free to take it with you after the service. 

What kind of music will I hear?
Both of our services are traditionally Anglican and use traditional hymns sung with a piano and/or organ accompaniment. 

What kinds of sermons will I hear?
Sermons are scripture-based, focus on practical application to daily life, and usually run around 20 minutes in length. Go to our “Sermons” page to access recent recordings.

What version of the Bible is used?
For worship our standard translation is the English Standard Version of the Bible.

How many people will be attending with me?
The Nave can seat up to 180 people for a single service.

When, and how, is Communion celebrated?
We celebrate Communion, also known as The Lord's Supper or Holy Eucharist, every Sunday. Communion is open to all baptized believers who come to faith and repentance in Jesus Christ, and it is celebrated with wafers and wine. The ushers will direct each row to the altar rail. After receiving communion, please return to your seat by the side aisle. Gluten free wafers are available by request.  Simply let the priest know that you would like gluten free. 
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If you are not baptized or do not wish to receive communion, you are invited to come for a blessing; you may indicate you are not receiving communion by crossing your arms across your chest. Those desiring baptism are encouraged to speak to one of our priests.

After the Service 

How do services end?
At the end of the service there is usually a recessional hymn and the priests and altar party will exit to the Narthex followed by the dismissal by the Deacon.  Please join us in the McGlynn Hall for informal conversation and refreshments.  

Can I meet with the priest?
Father Brad is available in the Narthex after the service, so feel free to come up and say hello. He would also be happy to join you for lunch or coffee during the week. You can contact Fr. Kaelan by clicking here.  

Can I just be a "quiet visitor"?
Sure! When you visit All Saints, you can initiate as much, or as little, contact with others according to your own comfort level. We do not require visitors to identify themselves; however, we do want to encourage you to make yourself known when the time is right for you. You may do so by completing a welcome card which can be found at the Welcome Center and returning it to one of the ushers or handing it to one of the clergy.