Missions

Our aim is to announce the universal reign of God in Christ, through the Church, the centrality of the Word of God, and dependence on the Holy Spirit in prayer.

Our primary concern lies in serving the poor and the vulnerable, with dedicated efforts in relief and development.

Our emphasis is on understanding and engaging with the local community, working alongside the local body of Christ.

Our key focus is on developing leaders who are equipped to effectively serve in our diverse cultural milieu.

Our central objective is evangelism and outreach, sharing the message of the Gospel with others.

In a world marked by increasing isolation, the need for genuine connection and hospitality is greater than ever. During our Missions Conference, we explored how Christ calls His people to hospitality and how we can embody this in our daily lives.

Intergenerational hospitality offers a meaningful way forward in a culture that often feels cold and disconnected. By God's grace, it has the power to mend broken relationships and reconcile families, friends, and strangers across generations. As we extend love to our neighbors, we are shaped into one body in Christ—one household of God.

With insightful teaching from Rev. Craig Chapman, Associate Pastor, and Yajaira Marmolejo, Associate Director of Unidos Ministry at All Saints, as well as a panel discussion featuring Kim Hall, Director of Women's Ministry; Noel Coppedge and Molly Basse, Campus Assistants for RUF-International at UT; and Noble Gilmour, All Saints Fellows Alumnus, the conference provided practical ways to incorporate hospitality into everyday life.

Missed the event? Access the recordings below to discover how we can actively cultivate connection, friendship, and fellowship in our communities.