All Saints Church is a congregation of the Anglican province of Rwanda through its mission to America, the Anglican Mission in the Americas (AMiA), which is vitally connected to the worldwide Anglican Communion.  The Anglican Church is an historic world-wide missionary church that values worship, outreach and making disciples of Jesus Christ.

All Saints held its first service in a private home in May 2008--on Pentecost Sunday--with 75 in attendance.  We soon outgrew this space and moved our Sunday services to the auditorium of the Chapman Cultural Center in downtown Spartanburg. On Pentecost Sunday 2010, our two-year anniversary, we had 95 in attendance.  We believe that if we continue seeking the Lord with all our hearts, minds, souls, and strength and loving our neighbors as ourselves, God will continue to give the increase.

We are an inviting and equipping church where all ages can come to explore, grow, and stretch in their faith.  It is filled with people just like you who seek personal renewal and community transformation through a shared faith in Jesus Christ.

A Palm Sunday 2010 greeting to our sister church, Nanga sub-Parish in the Kivu Diocese of Rwanda.  The sign we are holding up translates "The peace of the Lord be always with you," in Kinyarwanda.