Welcome to the All Souls Episcopal Church website. We are glad you have chosen to spend a few moments looking around, learning about our valuable community service and discovering our church family.
We are a group of people committed to following Jesus and serving our community in the manner in which Jesus would. That means we worship him with vigor and joy and are accepting of ALL God's people. We encourage prayer in church and throughout our daily lives. That means we love people outside the church through generosity, invitation, and compassion.
Our hope is that all people will feel loved and welcomed at here at All Souls. And once here, we pray that people will meet God and as a result of meeting God, give their lives to Jesus Christ. We want that for you. Come as you are. Check us out, but more importantly, seek the truth of God that can only be known when one knows Jesus.
While you are browsing our website, you will learn about our programs and get a glimpse of who we are, but only a glimpse. To fully understand us, come to a worship service and feel the up-close, in-person fellowship that comes when people share time together with the Holy Spirit present. Enjoy the website, then come visit us in person. We’d love to meet you and know you.
All Souls is an Episcopal /Anglican Christian community in North Fort Myers whose members seek to advance the Kingdom of God through reaching out to and welcoming all persons. We strive to live our commitment to Christ by faithful worship, biblical preaching and teaching, prayer, and loving service.
We believe that God loves you just as you are; and anytime you want to show up, please be our guest - we are saving you a seat!
Every Wednesday from 9:00-10:30am, we serve a hot meal "to go" for those in our community suffering from food insecurity. In coordination with Harry Chapine Food Bank, we also distribute canned food and other non-perishable goods to those in need. In addition to the 200-235 bags of groceries per week, we supply hygiene products, donated bicycles, bike locks, shoes and other necessities to the homeless population. We tend to their spiritual care as well as their physical needs. We feed ALL of God's Children according to the teachings of our Lord.
The Thrift Store is staffed solely by volunteers and the merchandise is received strictly as donations by the generosity of our community. With 50% of the space dedicated to clothing and personal items priced at $3.00 each, we enable our patrons to care for thier own needs within their personal buying power.
September 30, 2022
Members of the Anglican Communion’s Standing Committee have this week held their first in-person residential meeting since September 2019. Six archbishops, two bishops, a priest and five lay people, gathered for the annual meeting of the Standing Committee. Most were present in person at the Anglican Communion Office in Notting Hill, and at Lambeth Palace in London, with three members joining the meeting online.
The meeting began with the commissioning of the new Secretary General of the Anglican Communion, Bishop Anthony Poggo. It took place at a service of Holy Communion in the chapel of the Anglican Communion Office, Saint Andrew’s House in Notting Hill. The service was led by the Archbishop of Canterbury in the presence of Her Excellency Agnes Oswaha, the Ambassador of South Sudan to the United Kingdom.
We invite all to join us for a day of food, fun and Christmas shopping at our annual fundraiser. Doors open at 9:00am. There will be crafters from across the state selling their handmade wares as well as festive food, a basket raffle and a bake sale for "take home" goodies. Hope to see you there.
August 01, 2022
The Vestry meets Monday, September 26 at 6PM at the church, in the Parish Hall.
Check the bulletin board in the Parish Hall if you want to see minutes and information from the Vestrry.
