Welcome to All Saints Episcopal Church

Welcome to All Saints Episcopal Church in Moline, IL. We are a Mission Church in the Diocese of Quincy in Western Illinois.
The Rev. Peggy Lee is our Vicar. 

All Saints Episcopal Church is a vibrant diverse community with a wide range of views--united in our commitment to pray, learn, and serve together. In so doing, we connect with each other, with God, and with those in need.

The Parishioners of All Saints invite you to worship our Savior Jesus Christ in the Episcopal tradition. We hope these pages will assist you in learning more about All Saints Episcopal Church. Please contact us through our Church Office at 309-797-2515 or through our Online Contact Form.

Whoever you are, whatever your origin, wherever you are in your spiritual pilgrimage, you are one of us: a child of God. All who are on a journey of faith are welcome at the Lord's Table at All Saints!

Prayer Chain - Please contact Cheryl Hagerman at 797-4257 if you need to add someone to our prayer chain and if you would like to be involved with the prayer chain. 

Sunday School/Nursery – If you have a child or know of one who might like to attend, please contact Barb Myers at 235-5172 or myerspetnanny@yahoo.com.

Service Reminder – The week-day celebration of the Holy Eucharist I   is at 7:00 a.m. every Wednesday at our Riverside Center office.

Bible Study resumed in September on Wednesday nights at 7pm in the office.  We are continuing to study the Book of Acts. Everyone is welcome even if you have never been to a bible study before. All you need is interest and a bible. If people are interested in a day time bible study, talk to Deacon Peggy and we will work something out.

IDENTITY STATEMENT OF THE DIOCESE OF QUINCY

     Adopted May 8, 2010 by the Diocesan Council


The Episcopal Diocese of Quincy, established in 1877, is a continuous diocese in union with The Episcopal Church (TEC) which welcomes all who worship Jesus Christ in 109 dioceses and three regional areas in 16 nations of the world. TEC is a constituent member of the worldwide Anglican Communion, a fellowship within the One Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church and is in communion with the See of Canterbury, making TEC the only Anglican presence in the United States of America, upholding and propagating the historic Faith and Order as set forth in the Book of Common Prayer.