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The All Saints’ Care Team is a group of compassionate volunteers dedicated to supporting the emotional, spiritual, and practical needs of the parish and their families. The Care Team may provide meals during times of crisis, visit the sick or elderly, pray with those in need, and offer encouragement during difficult times. The goal of the Care Team is to reflect Christ’s love through acts of kindness and fostering a strong, caring church community.
All Saints’ has many committees that help assist in the life and work of the church. These small groups focus on specific areas of ministry or church operations. Some examples of committees include finance, outreach, hospitality, endowment committee and so on. Each committee helps plan, organize and carry out tasks that support All Saints’ mission and values. There is a committee that is perfect for everyone.
Why Montesorri? The primary goal of a Montessori program is to help each child reach his or her full potential in all areas of life. The materials and the environment promote the development of physical coordination, emotional growth, social growth ,social skills and cognitive preparation. The hands-on curriculum allows the child to experience the joy of learning and to develop self-esteem as well as independence. Serving children 8 months to preschool age, Monday through Friday from 9:00 am to 2:30 pm. For more information please contact Marsha Kiste – Owner at (662) 610-0109, pathwaymontessori@gmail.com, www.pathwaymontessorischool.com
In October 2025, an average of 9 daily Saints’ Brew volunteers served 2,071 meals to those in need.
Saints’ Brew serves a full, hot breakfast, Monday – Friday 7:00 – 8:30 a.m. Early every weekday morning, a team of volunteers gathers in the All Saints’ kitchen to prepare a hot breakfast for an average of 70 people in need. What started in late 2007 as a “temporary” ministry to extend through the Lenten season and served four people in its first week of existence, has continued ever since. Saints’ Brew serves breakfast to individuals, families with children, those employed who are food insecure and homeless persons. It is staffed by volunteers – more are always needed – and funded entirely by contributions.
This remarkable ministry, unique in the Tupelo area, defines All Saints’ identity as a church that seeks to identify and respond to the needs not only of its own members but of the community at large and the wider world. We believe this is what God calls us to do.
To volunteer to help with Saints’ Brew, please email saintsbrewtupelo@gmail.com
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All Saints’ Episcopal Church offers these Scouting America programs.
Cub Scouts Pack 85
Boys and Girls
Grades K-5
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Cub Scouts is an inclusive program for boys and girls from kindergarten through 5th grade. It provides youth with opportunities to develop key life skills in leadership, citizenship, and personal fitness through fun, hands-on activities that engage both kids and their parents or legal guardians. Activities in Cub Scouts are designed to bring families together, offering experiences such as exploring the outdoors, building projects, making new friends, and fostering a lifelong love of learning. As Cub Scouts progress through the program, they earn patches related to their grade level. Currently, we have approximately two dozen kids enrolled. Our hope is that five to eight of the current 5th graders, who are working toward the Arrow of Light, will transition into the troop this summer.
Scouts BSA Troop 85
Ages 11-17
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The traditional Scouting program, Scouts BSA, helps youth develop outdoor survival skills, self-confidence, and ethics through youth-planned activities that emphasize service, community engagement, and leadership. Scouts BSA also allows youth to explore their interests and develop skills by participating in outdoor activities like hiking, camping, and canoeing. Along the journey, Scouts earn merit badges and work towards achieving Scouting’s highest rank: Eagle Scout.
Venturing Crew 85
Coed
Ages 14-20
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Created for boys and girls ages 14-20, Venturing is a youth-led program where Scouts experience positive mentorship and develop leadership skills in a fun, supportive environment. Venturers develop leadership skills like decision-making, communication, and organization by choosing activities they are most interested in performing. Some of these activities include kayaking, volunteering at animal shelters, or designing robots – the Venturing activity is entirely up to the Scout!
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