A Multicultural and Multilingual Episcopal Parish

All Saints’ Church is a small, welcoming parish founded in 1996 as part of the Diocese of Tennessee. Rooted in the Anglican tradition, we are committed to serving both its local community and a growing population of Karen refugees, an ethnic group from Myanmar, formerly known as Burma. The church began in humble settings and has grown steadily, thanks to the dedication of clergy, lay leaders, and volunteers.

A hallmark of All Saints’ is its outreach to the Karen community, beginning when members sponsored refugee families and worked to create a place where everyone felt included. Services are offered in both English and Karen, with translations to ensure everyone can participate.

Innovation and compassion are at the heart of All Saints’. The church’s community garden initiative, born out of a desire to help congregants, not only provided food but also fostered community ties and helped secure the church’s future.

Today, All Saints’ offers a range of ministries—including pastoral care, health fairs, ESL and citizenship classes, and children’s programs—led by dedicated staff and volunteers from diverse backgrounds. The church continues to grow in membership, cultural richness, and commitment to service, embodying faith in action and hospitality to all.

Rev. Robert Rhea has served as the part-time vicar of All Saints’ since 2016.