Our Mission
All Saints Missions envision a community where all members ardently live out missional service to both Austin and the world. Our Staff, Missions Committee, and volunteers all play a pivotal role by equipping, supporting, and promoting missional opportunities, partnering with passion, clarity, and effectiveness. Our missional efforts and partnerships are situated within five main pillars of emphasis: Gospel Centered, Kingdom of God Focused, Contextualization, Leadership Development, and Apologetics and Outreach.

Gospel Centered
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.

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

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

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

Apologetics & Outreach
Our central objective is evangelism and outreach, sharing the message of the Gospel with others.
Where We Serve
We partner with numerous local and global ministries through financial support and hands-on service opportunities in Austin, the United States, and around the world. Each of these ministries and missions has a face and a story that participates in the mission of God in their particular place. We desire for the people of All Saints to know these stories and faces of our brothers and sisters across the globe. If you want to know more about a particular missional partner listed below, please visit their website or reach out to Mary Freiberger for more information.
Local Missional Partners

Reformed University Fellowship
Ryan Dougan
RUF is the campus ministry of the PCA that reaches college students from all backgrounds with the hope of Jesus Christ. Ryan Dougan is the campus minister for RUF at UT.

Reformed University Fellowship
Emma Laurence
Emma is the Women's Director for RUF at UT. She works alongside Ryan and their team of interns to share the hope of the Gospel and equip students to serve others.

Hill House Christian Study Center
Bill Walker
Hill House is a Christian study center serving UT-Austin that supports students and faculty who are asking questions about God,
discerning their sense of calling,
and discovering how faith informs every area of life.
discerning their sense of calling,
and discovering how faith informs every area of life.

Mary Whitehurst
The Source seeks to transform lives by embracing, equipping, and empowering women through preventive healthcare, pregnancy resources, and education, all rooted in the love of Jesus Christ.

RUF-International
Ian Hammond
RUF-International serves international college students on the UT campus through weekly Bible studies, social activities, and dinners. Ian is the Campus Minister for RUF-I.

RUF-International
Noel Coppedge
Noel is the Campus Assistant for RUF-I at UT. He serves alongside Ian and Molly welcoming and sharing the good news of the Gospel with international students.

RUF-International
Molly Basse
Molly serves as campus staff for RUF-I at UT. She works with Ian and Noel ministering to international students

East Austin Young Life
Jennifer Diep
East Austin Young Life ministers on multiple high school campuses. The mission of Young Life is based on relationships, meeting students where they are, helping them know Jesus and grow in their faith.

Austin Young Lives
Caitlynn Lopez
Young Lives is a branch of Young Life dedicated to serving pregnant and parenting teens through mentorship, community, and introducing them to the love of Jesus.

William Payne
Texas Reach Out provides Christian men and women leaving the criminal justice system with safe housing, spiritual guidance, employment assistance, life skills, and support.

Ben Loftsgaarden
The God of Hope Ministries provides Christian care and discipleship to men and women incarcerated in Austin and the Central Texas area through prison ministry programs.
In addition to the partners listed above, All Saints occasionally serves with other organizations throughout Austin for hands-on service opportunities. If you are interested in serving with one of these groups or joining the next All Saints team for a service day, contact the person listed for each organization or reach out to Mary Freiberger.

Austin Disaster Relief Network
"A trained network of churches offering physical, emotional, and spiritual support to disaster survivors to meet short and long-term needs. By serving our communities in times of crisis, we offer the transforming hope of Jesus Christ."
All Saints Contact: Sid Newcomb
All Saints Contact: Sid Newcomb

Cornerstone Restoration
"Through construction-based projects, our volunteers serve the physical and spiritual needs of the elderly, widows, single parents, children, veterans, people with disabilities, and survivors of human trafficking or sexual exploitation, so that God’s love can be seen and experienced by all."
All Saints Contact: Bruce Gregory
All Saints Contact: Bruce Gregory

Central Texas Food Bank (Family Friendly)
The Central Texas Food Bank (CTFB) is the leading hunger-relief nonprofit in Central Texas, whose mission is to provide equitable access to nutritious food, leading hunger and poverty advocacy efforts, and transforming lives through programs, education, and innovative solutions.
All Saints Contact: Adele Creel
All Saints Contact: Adele Creel

Community First! Village (Family Friendly)
Community First! Village is a master planned neighborhood that provides affordable, permanent housing and a supportive community for men and women who are coming out of chronic homelessness.
All Saints Contact: Adele Creel
All Saints Contact: Adele Creel
National Missional Partners
Helpful Missions Abbreviations:
PCA = Presbyterian Church in America
RUF = Reformed University Fellowship
MTW = Mission to the World
MNA = Mission to North America
AAM = African American Ministries
PCA = Presbyterian Church in America
RUF = Reformed University Fellowship
MTW = Mission to the World
MNA = Mission to North America
AAM = African American Ministries
International Missional Partners
God is at work through his people, gathered as the Body of Christ, across the whole world. If you are interested in becoming more involved with the missional efforts of the global Church, we would love to help you find a place to connect. Whether through a week-long international trip, a sponsorship relationship with a family in poverty, or helping send and support others in their work, there are countless ways for you to participate. You can explore a few of them on this page or contact Mary for more information.
Short Term Trips
All Saints takes trips every year to visit our brothers and sisters across the globe. If you are interested in being a part of one of these trips, we encourage you to attend our trips info meeting on Sunday, October 18 to find out about upcoming opportunities. Contact Mary Freiberger for more info.
Christ Kids
In 2017 Peru Mission launched Christ’s Kids, a program focused especially on children from underprivileged backgrounds. Through child sponsorships, disadvantaged children receive nutritious meals, a full health and dental plan with Peru Mission's Bethesda clinic, after-school academic reinforcement classes, English classes, and participate in a lively and engaging Bible club. What sets apart Christ Kids from other child sponsorship programs is the integration of each child and their family into the life of the local church.
Missions Committee
All of the missional partnerships at All Saints are overseen by a committee. Together with the missions staff, this group of faithful All Saints members stewards the missions budget, supports ongoing relationships with Missionaries and missional organizations, and discerns new opportunities for our church to participate in God's Mission around the world. If you are interested in serving on the committee or just want to know more, contact Mary Freiberger.
Missions Education
Missions Conference
At the annual missions conference, we seek to equip and encourage All Saints (and all the saints) to live missionally in our own contexts by seeing and being shaped by the work God is doing in and through our missional partners around the world. You’ll have the opportunity to hear from partners both locally and globally, to ask questions, and to engage in conversation with others about what it looks like to live lives of hospitality and service. We hope anyone who is interested in putting into practice Jesus’ command to serve “the least of these” will join us for an evening of learning together, eating together, and good discussion.
2027 Conference
2027 Conference
- Friday, March 5 - Sunday, March 7
- Guest speakers: Drew Jennings-Grisham (currently serving in Colombia) and Wes Baker (Peru Mission)
All About Missions
At All Saints, we believe that "missions" applies to everyone and includes everyone - those far and those near. God’s story of redemption begins in Genesis and he continues to write that story with us today. As the Church - Christ’s Body, our mission is to participate in God’s mission. If you are interested in learning more about what this looks like, specifically at All Saints, to be introduced to some of our missional partners around the world, and to dig deeper into the theology of missions, we hope you’ll join us for this class!
Begins January 2027
Begins January 2027
Have Questions?
Contact our Missions Team by completing the form below.

Rev. David Vilches
Assistant Pastor, Missions

Mary Freiberger
Associate Missions Director





















