Join us for worship
Sundays at 9:30 AM
Heritage Hill State Park
2640 S. Webster Ave, Green Bay, 54301
OR Live VIDEO Stream via Zoom
Worship Guide - April 28, 2024
Join us for Scripture-led prayer every Wednesday from 7:00-7:15 AM via Zoom.
Who is All Saints church?
We are a people of God, sinners made saints by the gift of grace through Jesus Christ’s perfect life, substituting death and conquering resurrection.
Together as the people of God, the Church, we walk according to His Holy Spirit through our dependency upon the life-giving means of grace: His Word, His sacraments and prayer.
Why are we here?
To enjoy and proclaim the grace and glory of God in our everyday lives of worship in order to display the love of Jesus and the hope of His gospel transformation to the lives of individuals, families, the community of Green Bay and the world.
How will We Live Out This mission and vision?
By trusting in God to bring Gospel transformation to our own lives and the lives of our neighbor through
Gospel-shaped worship
Grace-dependent discipleship
A Restorative presence in our community
Our StafF
Pastor Chad Baudhuin - Teaching Elder
Pastor Chad and his wife, Bliss, have been actively involved in ministry in the Green Bay Area for over 20 years. Chad spent the earlier years of his adult life living in Nashville, Colorado Springs, and Chicago before returning back to his hometown, Green Bay. Chad has a Bachelor’s degree from Anderson University in Music Business. He also holds a master’s degree from Wheaton College in Clinical Psychology and a Master’s of Divinity from Covenant Seminary in St. Louis, MO. Prior to serving as planting pastor of All Saints, Chad served four years as an Associate Pastor at Jacob’s Well Church (our mother church) and also eight years as a Worship Pastor at Spring Lake Church in Green Bay.
Chad and Bliss have been married for over 19 years and have three growing and ravenous-eating boys. Bliss also currently serves as a counselor at NWTC. When Chad is off the clock you may find him running the pavement, swinging a tennis racket, or trying out a hobby-of-the-month.
“We are here at All Saints to bring God’s grace to every single facet of our lives: the extraordinary and especially the ordinary. Every person’s story matters to the Lord. It is our hope that the powerful story of God’s committed love for His people, ultimately revealed in the saving death and life-giving resurrection of His Son, would intersect with the people of Green Bay’s story so that more might taste and see that the Lord is indeed good!”
Contact Pastor Chad: pastorchad@allsaintsgb.org
Sarah Kiefer - Worship Coordinator
Raised by two musical parents, Sarah learned the joy of making music at a young age. Through high school and her adulthood, Sarah’s music was shaped primarily through experiences. As an adult, Sarah pursued music throughout the Fox Cities and Green Bay, performing with individuals and groups in local schools, choirs, and churches. She continues to be active in universities and with the Fox Valley Symphony.
When God directed her into the music ministry at All Saints Church in 2021, Sarah’s calling was clear to her. It was time to use her energy, her desire to create, and her experience in music more directly for God and his people.
Sarah and her husband, Tim, look forward to watching God’s story continue to unfold in their own lives but especially in the lives of their two beautiful daughters. Outside of music, Sarah loves gardening, camping, and having adventures with the people she loves.
“It’s my desire to aid my church family into a deeper and richer worship of the Lord. As I keep learning how to love people the way Christ shows me, my hope is that I’ll be a faithful encourager to those around me and a light to people who haven’t entered into the epic story of redemption yet.”
Contact Sarah: worship@allsaintsgb.org
OUR ELDERS
BEN HALLETT - Ruling Elder
Ben and his wife Amanda have been part of All Saints since its beginning in 2018. After meeting Amanda while studying Engineering in South Carolina, they returned to Ben’s hometown of Green Bay. After growing up with a solid faith foundation, God developed in Ben a growing thirst for Himself throughout college. The natural outflow was a greater love for His people, the church. While he and Amanda always envisioned church planting would be part of their story, neither of them expected that church plant to be in Green Bay. But, as ASPC was forming, God actively affirmed His call for them to be a part of it. Outside of his role as an elder, Ben is an Engineering Project Manager at Feeco International.
Ben and Amanda have two daughters. Ben enjoys reading, running, and being outdoors. When he is not chasing his kids, you might find him brewing a fresh roast of coffee in his Chemex.
“It is my hope that the people of All Saints grow in their understanding of who God is and how much He loves them. And that, as our vision of God grows greater, our love for those around us would overflow. Through the gospel of Grace, I pray our people, our families, our church, and the community of Green Bay would be transformed more and more into the image of our Savior.”
Gospel - Shaped Worship
What is Worship?
If you have breath in your lungs, then you were created for the purpose of worship. Worship is devoting our lives and our loves to something that is of utmost value and worth to us. We believe, according to the Bible - God's Word to us, that object of worship is the Creator God who formed us from the dust and gave us that very breath in our lungs. We were made for worship of the triune God who is Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
What is Gospel-Shaped Worship?
It is worship that is dependent upon God’s Spirit to enlighten, govern and minister to God’s people
It is worship which follows the grand and true story in God’s Word (creation, fall, redemption, restoration)
which recognizes and appreciates the creativity of God and the image bearing of human beings
which includes a necessary and regular emphasis on sin and our own heart’s rebellion in order to expose our need for the Gospel
which emphasizes the centrality of Christ in all parts of Scripture and all areas of life
which displays a hopeful expectation for God to continue and complete his story: His Kingdom on earth as it is in heaven.
It is worship that is framed on the LORD’s day (Sunday) in a formal, creative and unified liturgy
It is worship that is patterned by God’s creative order including weekly Sabbath rests and a seasonal Gospel approach to worship (i.e. Advent, Christmas, Epiphany, Lent, Easter, Pentecost, Ordinary Time)
It is worship which includes an approach to the LORD of reverence and respect
It is worship which is accessible to our local, theological, cultural and educational contexts
It is worship which is humbly led with:
expository preaching and liturgy leading
excellence displayed in the creative arts
expressiveness which is authentic, affectionate and unashamed
It is worship which is not restricted only to the LORD’s day (Sunday) but reflected in every moment of our lives
It is worship which values corporate, family and individual expressions of worship
“When we realize our place in existence - that we were made, that we are not God - the only appropriate response is to see ourselves in relation to our Creator and bend the knee, to deflect all praise and honor and glory to the Creator.”
Grace - Dependent Discipleship
What is discipleship?
As worshipers, we are continually in the process of learning. Learning what it means to follow Christ in our day to day, ordinary routines of life. Grace-dependent discipleship says that in every decision, season and crossroads in our life, God is the initiator and we are the responders, never the other way around.
What does grace-dependent discipleship look like?
It is discipleship which assumes God is always the initiator of every aspect of a Christian’s faith
It is discipleship in which we trust God’s sovereignty and providence in life and in death
It is discipleship in which we are responders to the initiative of His Word, His Law and His Son by:
seeking first His Kingdom and His righteousness, not our own
serving the LORD through sacrifice and suffering
serving and loving neighbor wherever God moves us
living a lifestyle of repentance as His Spirit prompts and reveals sin
listening and responding graciously to the needs of our neighbor
discipling the lost toward a saving faith in Jesus
evangelizing the Christian to relish Jesus above all else
It is discipleship in which we view the ordinary moments of our lives as equally holy as the extraordinary moments because His Spirit dwells in us:
where we pray without ceasing
where we develop habits of grace in which our love for God is cultivated (i.e. corporate and private prayer and worship, reading and meditating on God’s Word, participating corporately in His sacraments)
where habits of grace are developed in primarily in community and also individually
where we view discipleship as a lifelong process and the glory of God as our end
where we recognize that conflict among people will exist and we approach conflict as an opportunity toward experiencing the Gospel in relationships
It is discipleship in which we train up leaders to continue the Kingdom work beyond our lifespans and outside of our walls
It is discipleship in which we measure success by faithfulness to the LORD and measure failure as an acknowledgment of the need for God’s grace
“True wisdom consists in two things: knowledge of God and knowledge of self.”
REstorative Presence in our Community
What is a Restorative presence?
As worshipers of God and disciples of Christ, we are also on mission to share with the world the grace and mercy which God has extended to us. Being a restorative presence in our community means that we do not insulate ourselves from the outside world but rather lovingly engage with people around us with the hope that they may see our love and recognize this love as coming not from ourselves but from the God who is the source of love and offer his gospel as a source of healing and help.
What does restorative Presence look like?
It is a presence which sees hospitality as a key weapon in the frontlines of spiritual battle
As we are on mission, we center our fellowship and relationships in the church around three tables.
It is our hope that through the transforming work of the Gospel that the number of people at each table would increase over the life of All Saints Church.
The Guest Table
where we are actively involved in the preservation and promotion of life in our community through social improvements and cultural engagement
where we worship as guests in the places in which we live. We are concerned about making sure our worship is suitable and sensitive to our current setting, where we treat facilities and people with care and respect
where we do not force our convictions on anyone unwilling or disinterested in hearing them but respectfully step back if there is disinterest
where we proclaim the Gospel in a loving and biblically-informed manner that encourages dialogue, actively listens and carefully responds to people’s questions and doubts
where we treat guests as those who are made in the image of God whose lives could be transformed with the love of Jesus; not as objects of evangelism
where we invite people out of love for Jesus and love for neighbor to “taste and see” Christian fellowship; by inviting them to participate in the friendship table or join us for a Sunday morning worship service
where we treat individuals and organizations who may differ in our worldview with respect and compassionate conviction
where we spend regular time as guests at the table in other people’s homes, businesses, community centers and schools
The Friendship Table
where we gather regularly around food to pray for one another, study God’s Word together and share how the Gospel applies to the story of our lives
we invite guests to join us at the friendship table bringing their questions, concerns and even objections to matters of faith
where conflict between individuals is not avoided but approached with grace, tenacity, humility and timeliness
where we meet in someone’s home and see our hospitality as a primary means of expressing love and welcoming the sojourner
where it is an open table to invite neighbors, friends and family
where the table serves as a springboard to deeper conversations among individuals
The Family Table
where the table is fenced for members of All Saints Church and those who profess faith in Christ and are in good-standing with a Gospel-preaching church
where the table is our window into the hope of God’s Kingdom feast fully established on a new earth as it is in heaven in which Christ is now and will ever be at the head of our table
where the table also becomes a picture of Gospel-diversity and unity not uniformity
where the table is a place where we would desire our children to participate to receive blessing and partake of the elements as soon as the LORD makes it apparent, upon examination by the elders, their readiness to engage at the table in faith
where it is our hope that the number of individuals and families participating at this table would grow
where the table is approached with discernment and care
“Food is our common ground...a universal experience.”
Our place of Worship
Heritage Hill State Park
Hutchinson & Hitch Education Center
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