All Saints' International Congregation is a part of the Anglican Church in Beirut, in the Diocese of Jerusalem. We are a mix of many denominations, nationalities and backgrounds. All are welcome to our 11:15am Sunday Services (unless otherwise posted below). For more information: www.allsaintsbeirut.com tel: +961 71 129 635
Sunday, May 31, 2009
Coming Up at All Saints'
Tomorrow June 1st there is the Ecumenical Prayer meeting at the Near East School of Theology in Ras Beirut at 7pm.
Next Sunday 7th June Paul Sanders will be preaching on the Mission of Messiah: Treasures in Jars of Clay. After the service there will be a farewell for the Naylor family and the Sanders family and we will share a pot luck lunch together.
Sunday, May 24, 2009
Saturday, May 16, 2009
Sunday June 7th
Sunday June 7th
FAREWELL TO THE SANDERS AND NAYLORS!
Come and give them your vote of thanks
Paul Sanders preaching on Mission of Messiah.
POT LUCK LUNCH AFTER THE SERVICE
-bring your favourite dish!
Women's Conference at All Saints'
Saturday MAY 30th
Our First Women’s Conference:
PEACE IN THE MIDST OF CHAOS!
Identifying and dealing with stress in our lives.
St Luke’s Centre, Beit Meri, 9:30 – 4:30 (Bus from NEST at 8:30am)
A special one-day conference to launch our Diocesan Women’s Ministry.
organised jointly with our sister Arabic congregation.
Interactive seminars by an international group of experts on stress.
LL20,000 per person, includes lunch and all refreshments.
Limited numbers – book early!
Contact Sarah for details and booking
sarahshehadi@hotmail.com; 03 136 371; 01 750 694
Friday, April 24, 2009
CHANGE OF TIME!!! SUNDAY 26TH
To allow our sister Arabic congregation more time after the marathon, we will push our service back to 11:30am for this Sunday only.
Please note there will also be a Used Clothes Sale after the service in the hall downstairs, come and find a bargain whilst helping support our Community Relief Fund!
Saturday, April 18, 2009
Regular Service Times
Just a reminder that we are now back to our regular service time of 11:00am. The service tomorrow, April 19th is Worship & Word, worship focussed mainly through song and music with the reading and teaching of the word of God. Rev Daniel Chetti will be preaching on The Mission of Messiah: On The Road to Emmaus.
Also, next Sunday 26th there is a marathon, but we have been assured by the organisers that the roads into church will be open well before 11:00am and that we should not have any problem getting in to the church building.
Monday, April 06, 2009
Easter Services and Events
Over the coming week there are a number of special services being held at All Saints' by the International Congregation:
Maundy Thursday 9th: Passover Meal 6pm - sharing a meal as Jesus did with his disciples. Places are limited, so it is necessary to sign up if you intend to come.
Good Friday 10th: Cross Making Craft Service 10am - for all ages. A chance to express yourself creatively by making different crosses. Held in the church hall.
Good Friday 10th: Meditation Service 2pm to 3:30pm - a contemplative service on Christ's last words on the cross.
Easter Sunday 12th: Holy Communion Service 11:30am - a Holy Communion service as wel celebrate our Risen Lord!
Friday, March 20, 2009
Saturday, March 14, 2009
AGM & Easter Services at All Saints'
Please note that the Annual General Meeting for All Saint's International Congregation will take place on March 29th following the morning service. All members are kindly asked to attend. Nominations for Church Council and Church Warden close at 11:00am on March 22nd!
Also on Saturday 28th/Sunday 29th, the clocks go forward one hour as the start of Daylight Savings in Lebanon. Don't be late!
Easter Service on Palm Sunday April 5th at 11:30am
and Easter Sunday Service April 12th at 11:30am
Tuesday, March 03, 2009
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
ASIC Update
Greetings,
Just a few reminders from All Saints' International Congregation!
Tomorrow 25th is Ash Wednesday. There will be a communion service in the church at 7:30pm, all are welcome.
Next Sunday March 1st is Holy Communion at 11:00am. The Youth Group will start downstairs for Youth Praise and the other Young Church classes will begin in church, then go down for teaching time before all the Young Church join the congregation for communion. Also please be praying for Tom Beathe as he will be baptised during this service. Following the service we will be hosting a community meal in the church hall downstairs and all are invited to stay for that. Lunch will be provided, but anyone who would like to bring a salad, dessert or drinks are most welcome, it would be appreciated, thank you.
Last notice: some forward planning for our Annual General Meeting. This will be held on Sunday March 29th after the Morning Praise service. If you are a member please book this date in your calendars and plan to be there. This is an important time for our church community, where we take time to look back at the past year as well as look to the future and elect our church council.
If you attend All Saints' and are not a member but would like to become one, please email allsaints@terra.net.lb for more information.
Tuesday, February 03, 2009
New Facebook Group!
For those of you who may enjoy the world of Facebook, All Saints' now has a group there.
Follow this link to come and join us! http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=605780000&ref=name#/group.php?gid=49209535508&ref=mf
We would love to catch up with past members of All Saints' or just keep in contact with current ASIC friends.
Thursday, January 22, 2009
Current Preaching Series
ALL SAINT’S INTERNATIONAL CONGREGATION
Preaching series - Theme for 2009
GOD’S ELECTIONS!
“But you are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a people belonging to God, that you may declare the praises of him who called you out of darkness into his wonderful light.”
1 Peter 2: 9
CHOSEN FOR INTIMACY
2009 is the year of parliamentary elections in Lebanon (June) – crucial elections that will determine the future of Lebanon. We will be hearing a lot about this in the months to come. Let this be a reminder for us of God’s elections! God chose Jesus, and in Him he chooses us, to fulfill His good purposes for us and for the world.
In our new preaching series we will look at this and ask the question: Chosen for what? To help us with this, as a post-Christmas series, we will also look at the big themes of the Old Testament (old covenant) and how they are re-defined in the coming of Jesus – “The Meaning of Messiah”.
One of our themes is The Temple. In the OT, the temple was a symbol of God’s presence and holiness. How does it translate in New Testament terms, in the new covenant with God in Christ? Jesus is Emmanuel - God with us. He referred to his body as the temple, and through him we become a holy temple of God, individually and corporately - God in us, by the Holy Spirit. We are chosen for intimacy – the closest possible relationship with God.
Other themes we will look at are: Priesthood, Sacrifice, People and Land. We will use the Gospel of John and the letter to the Hebrews as our main references.
Current Services at All Saints' Beirut
After the busy Christmas season, we are now back in our regular schedule of services for each month.
1st Sunday: 11:00am Holy Communion (More formal service)
2nd Sunday:11:00am Worship & Word (Informal service focussing on worship through music and the ministry of the word)
3rd Sunday: 11:00am All Age Holy Communion (Informal communion service)
Last Sunday: 8:00am BCP 1662 Holy Communion Service (Book of Common Prayer formal service)
Last Sunday: 11:00am Morning Praise (All age informal service, no Young Church)
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Still coming for Christmas at All Saints' Beirut
We still have two more Christmas services happening at All Saints' Church :
Midnight Communion 11:30pm - 24th Dec
Christmas Day Celebration 11:30am - 25 Dec
with informal communion
Sunday 28th 11:00am is our informal Morning Praise service
All are welcome!
Carols by Candlelight Service 2008
All Saints' Cheers For The Beirut Marathon
Saturday, November 29, 2008
Ecumenical Prayer Meeting
All Saints' International Congregation is very pleased to be hosting the Ecumenical Prayer Meeting this coming Monday 1st November, in the church at 7:00pm. All are welcome to join in. Please call Colin Conroy on 03 341 799 for more information.
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