Welcome!

All Saints’ Church is an Episcopal Parish located in a serene wooded area of Princeton; adjacent to a 142-acre forested nature preserve. We seek to do God’s work in the world as a caring Christian community, valuing traditional Anglican liturgy, embracing challenging Christian education and treasuring artistic expression.

#ThisIsMyChurch

Welcome to the first of the #ThisIsMyChurch series from All Saints Church. In this series, we're not just looking to our clergy but also to our congregants to tell people what they love about our church and what our church community is to them. Feel free to make your own video and post it to social media using the hashtags #ThisIsMyChurch and #AllSaintsPrinceton, showing everyone the strength of our spirit!

Our Commitment

All Saints’ Church has a long history of offering outreach opportunities in many forms and sizes. We are active as individuals, as a local parish, as a member of the greater Episcopal Church and within the global community. Recently All Saints’ was designated a Jubilee Center by the Episcopal Church, which reflects our exceptional commitment to Outreach.

A Parish for Families

All Saints' church shares a commitment to actively support families of all shapes, sizes, colors, and backgrounds. Children, teens and adults all need nourishment of body and soul, remembering not only who they are but “whose” they are. Christian Formation at All Saints’ is designed to provide the kind of
community, structure and guidance that allows the Holy Spirit to grow and flourish within each person.

Over 50 Years

Since our founding in 1960, All Saints’ Church has considered music to be of vital importance to our liturgy, and to our identity as Episcopalians. The primary aim of our music program is to offer praise, thanksgiving, penance, and supplication to God through sung worship. In so doing, we also hope to offer spiritual nourishment, healing, and enrichment to our congregation and community.

Our History

Learn about All Saints’ Church, its staff, and its beginnings in 1960 as a “parochial chapel” established by Trinity Episcopal Church on Nassau Street in Princeton.

Upcoming Events

Click on the Events in the Calendar below to learn more!

Find us on Facebook and Instagram, and view our live services on our YouTube channel beginning September 15, 2019!