Our Hope and Heritage
Beginning
All Saints began and continues with people.On Feb. 11, 1962 All Saints became a mission congregation to create a community to worship, pray, study and serve people in need. They were organized as a member congregation of the Lutheran Church in America (LCA) with 154 baptized members. Members worshiped in Worthington’s Masonic Lodge Hall until 1963 when the congregation purchased the property at 6770 North High Street in Worthington. Here they built their first permanent home, including a sanctuary, church office, and a few classrooms.
After 61 years All Saints has flourished to over 2,000 baptized members and has gone through five building phases to accommodate its people in reaching its mission. All Saints continues the traditions of its founders through worship, service, study, witness and support for one another.
We invite you to take a quick look at our "All Saints Means ..." video (below) to get a brief feel for who we are as a community of faith in our small pocket of Ohio.
To learn more about membership at All Saints, please contact Lead Pastor Aaron Layne. All Saints is a member congregation of theELCA(Evangelical Lutheran Church in America) and is a part of itsSouthern Ohio Synod. • CONGREGATIONAL COUNCIL • Our current Congregational Council includes the following members, all who help lead and guide the mission and ministry of All Saints: Jeremy Florea (President) Rachel Counts (Vice President) Brett Borger (Secretary) Bonnie Hohlbein (Treasurer) Gloria Bock (Financial Secretary) Jim Fuller, Janet Lasten, Ryan Long, Jennifer Mullaney, Beth Patton, Julie Scott
