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Responding to the call of God to join him on mission, rooted in the historic tradition of Celtic mission, partnered together through a society of mission.

The Anglican Mission in America (AMIA) exists to raise, release and support leaders and communities of faith to reach the lost for Jesus Christ in the US. Guided by the three streams of Scripture, the Sacramental Life and the Holy Spirit, AMIA has catalyzed over 200 church plants since its establishment in 2000. Through a culture of creativity, flexibility, boldness, learning and leadership, AMIA is committed and poised to build on its rich history. We invite you to join this movement of rising, loving and leading with Christ in America.

10/05/2026

This week's collect from the Book of Common Prayer

10/01/2026

“Being part of a worshiping community of believers is a New Testament mandate and a good gift from God,” writes Dr. Robin Turner, catechist of All Saints Dallas. Read her tips for helping children build community with one another and with the local church as a whole. https://threestreamliving.org/2026/09/22/childrencommunity/

09/27/2026

If you're in the Dallas area, don't miss this evening of beautiful music and connection!

Taylor Leonhardt Live at All Saints!
Join us October 24 in Ascension Chapel as Taylor Leonhardt celebrates her new record, Northern Flicker, with special guest Ethan Nathaniel, whose new album River of Gladness shares a kindred Appalachian spirit.
Come for an evening of beautiful music reflecting on life, loss, joy, and the ways we are connected to one another.
October 24, 2026
Early Doors: 5:45 PM
Concert: 7:00 PM
Taylor Leonhardt Ethan Nathaniel
Check out the link for more information about Taylor’s Happy (or whatever) Hour and to register for the concert!
https://asd.ccbchurch.com/goto/events/public/3889/20261024?focus=month&view=calendar

09/23/2026

In the fall of 2025, All Saints Dallas made first steps to plant a church in an area where a growing number of parishioners were driving in from—more than 20 miles away, south of Dallas. In this article, Ross Early, pastoral resident, describes the process for developing a missional community where we see God is already at work. https://theamia.org/posts/2026/09/22/starting-where-god-is-already-working/

09/19/2026

Our Gospel of Matthew Podcast is live! In this opening episode, we talk with Alan Carrillo, member at All Saints Dallas about how Matthew introduces Jesus through both genealogy and teaching. Before we listen to Jesus’ words, Matthew wants us to see the person speaking—and to understand why his words carry such authority. Listen below:
https://ms.podbean.com/media/share/pb-3mcuc-1b5533f?download=1

The Sunday and Holy Day Lectionary: A Rookie Anglican Guide 09/19/2026

From Compass, a helpful guide to the four Scripture readings you'll hear on a Sunday at an Anglican church.

The Sunday and Holy Day Lectionary: A Rookie Anglican Guide Each Sunday, Anglicans gather to hear God’s Word read out loud according to a set schedule of readings called the lectionary.

09/16/2026

How can we foster a heart for global missions in children? Dr. Robin Turner, catechist of All Saints Dallas offers practical tips: https://threestreamliving.org/2026/08/25/fostering-a-vision-for-global-missions-in-children/

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