• Open Table Worship

    All Saints Chapel 151 S Ann Street, Mobile, AL, United States

    Join us for worship in the rear chapel of All Saints Episcopal at 10:30 am. This Sunday, after a time of prayer and the celebration of communion, we will be watching a segment of the "Can the Church Change Summit" featuring an interview with Brian McLaren. All are welcome!

  • Wade in the Water

    All Saints Stirling Hall 151 South Ann St, Mobile, AL

    It’s time for our fall check-in to see how we’re all doing with the turbulence that’s rocking our world. Please come to a good old-fashioned community gathering for a night of fellowship and support. How are you feeling about our local election results? What concerns do you have for the future of our city? For ... Read more

  • What If We Get It Right?

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    Gulf Coast Creation Care completes their virtual year-long book study, Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson’s new book, What If We Get It Right? Dr. Johnson is a marine biologist, policy expert, writer, and teacher working to help create the best possible climate future. She co-founded and leads Urban Ocean Lab, a think tank for the future of ... Read more

  • Letting Go: Weaving Surrender

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    One Coast UCC warmly invites you to participate in a virtual retreat on Saturday, October 4, from 8:30 am to 12 noon. Cost $30 About the Retreat:  With the biblical figure Jochebed, mother of Moses, as our guide, we will embark on a profound journey into the sacred art of surrender. Jochebed exemplified ancestral knowing, ... Read more

  • Outdoor Worship Service: Season of Creation 2025

    All Saints Garden 151 S Ann St, Mobile, Alabama

    Join All Saints Episcopal and Gulf Coast Creation Care to mark the ending of 2025 Season of Creation, honor St. Francis of Assisi, and celebrate the first annual Sun Day (September 21). Rev. Bob Donnell will officiate a sunset worship service in the garden of All Saints Episcopal on St. Francis Feast Day, Saturday, October ... Read more

  • Using the Bible to Justify Slavery: Let the Oppressed Go Free

    All Saints Parlor (Smith Room) 151 S. Ann Street, Mobile, AL, United States

    The adult education class will discuss, for two weeks, a mini-topic---the Introduction and 1st Chapter of Let the Oppressed Go Free: Abolitionism in Colonial and Revolutionary America. This book, which will be released on November 4th, was written by class member and Spring Hill College history professor Nic Wood. This week, we will discuss the Introduction ... Read more

  • Sierra Club October Meeting

    Innovation Portal 358 St. Louis Street, Mobile, United States

    The Mobile Bay Group of the Alabama Sierra Club invites you to a presentation on Tuesday, October 7th by Luke Kiszla, Government Affairs Director with Mobile Baykeeper. Luke will discuss Mobile Baykeeper project updates including mud dumping/dredge disposal coal ash, Prichard wastewater improvements, Hog Bayou and upcoming legislation (oyster shell recycling program tax credit, seagrass ... Read more

  • Out in October 2025 (Cancelled)

    Henry George Park on the Bluff County Road 98, Fairhope, Alabama

    Join Coloring the Eastern Shore on October 11th at the Bluff at Henry George Park for the annual Eastern Shore Pride event! Celebrate and enjoy the afternoon with everyone! Music, ... Read more

  • Prism United Wig Walk 2025

    Circle it in glitter: Saturday, October 11 is your moment to strut the streets of Mobile in your most hair-larious look yet because Wig Walk is back and bigger than ever! This outrageous pub crawl and after-party fundraiser brings together teams of fabulously dressed folks in their fiercest wigs to raise money for LGBTQ+ youth ... Read more

  • Using the Bible to Justify and Attack Slavery, Part II: Nic Wood

    All Saints Parlor (Smith Room) 151 S. Ann Street, Mobile, AL, United States

    Spring Hill College history professor Nic Wood will lead a discussion on the second half of the first chapter to his new book, Let the Oppressed Go Free: Abolitionism in Colonial and Revolutionary America, which will be released on November 4th. This mini topic for our class will examine the way the Bible was used ... Read more