All Saints’ Episcopal Church, part of the Diocese of Mississippi, is a vibrant congregation of about 400 members with roots dating back to 1870, the same year Tupelo was founded. Initially meeting as a “mission station,” the church gained official mission status in 1909 and became a self-supporting parish in 1957. Overcoming challenges like Tupelo’s 1936 tornado, the congregation rebuilt and expanded, completing a new church in 1938 and another in 1992.
In 2004, a successful capital campaign enabled the construction of program, fellowship, and administrative facilities, reflecting the church’s growth and robust ministries in Christian education, youth life, music, and outreach. A hallmark of its mission, the Saints’ Brew Ministry, began in 2007 as a coffee and pastry service for those in need. It quickly expanded to provide full hot breakfasts, serving over 200,000 meals since its inception and offering both sustenance and community to those it serves.
