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John Shelby Spong, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Newark, and the Department of Missions be minister to the Episcopal Church in Hoboken. In 1982, the Hoboken Clergy Coalition established the Hoboken Shelter for the Homeless. This newly organized coalition and All Saints Parish were instrumental in securing the shelter ’s right to exist. In 1983, the three Hoboken congregations were consolidated and All Saints was formed. In 1989, All Saints hosted The OASIS, a new mission established by the Diocese of Newark ministering to gay, lesbian, transsexual and transgendered persons. In 1996, All Saints formed a Community Development Corporation which provided us with the vehicle to purchase land at 6th and Jackson Streets on which now sits the Jubilee Center. In 1997, All Saints was honored as Church of the Year in the Diocese of Newark by The Rt. Rev. John Shelby Spong. In June of that year, All Saints was honored to host the Most Rev. Edmund Browning, the Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church, in celebration of the anniversary of The OASIS. Laurie Wurm, our parish missioner, and Sandy O’Connor organized a 9/11 Support Group which met regularly for the next five years to share stories and provide mutual support. In thanksgiving for the work of Laurie Wurm and for All Saints’ hosting of their group, these individuals donated the bell that now sits in our tower at Trinity Church. On April 4th, 2003, The Jubilee Center opened its doors to the children of West Hoboken. On November 11th 2005, All Saints received the first annual Community Awareness Award from Hoboken’s Quality of Life Coalition. 2009 marked the thirtieth year of the ministry of the Rev. Geoffrey Curtiss in the city of Hoboken. Too Often, God, Your Name is Used,” was commissioned in honor of Geoff’s first 25 years. In 2010, All Saints opened St. Nicholas Center at the corner of 6th and Clinton Streets to house the Nursery and Pre-K students of our the All Saints Episcopal Day School. In January, 2010, U.S. Senator Robert Menendez visited the Jubilee Center in part to celebrate the federal grant of $250,000. On November 11th, 2013, the Rev. Daniel D. Lennox celebrated his first liturgy as the rector-elect of All Saints Episcopal Parish. On May 22nd, 2014, Father Lennox was installed as rector by the Rt. Rev. John Shelby Spong, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Newark, and the Department of Missions be minister to the Episcopal Church in Hoboken. In 1982, the Hoboken Clergy Coalition established the Hoboken Shelter for the Homeless. This newly organized coalition and All Saints Parish were instrumental in securing the shelter ’s right to exist. In 1983, the three Hoboken congregations were consolidated and All Saints was formed. In 1989, All Saints hosted The OASIS, a new mission established by the Diocese of Newark ministering to gay, lesbian, transsexual and transgendered persons. In 1996, All Saints formed a Community Development Corporation which provided us with the vehicle to purchase land at 6th and Jackson Streets on which now sits the Jubilee Center. In 1997, All Saints was honored as Church of the Year in the Diocese of Newark by The Rt. Rev. John Shelby Spong. In June of that year, All Saints was honored to host the Most Rev. Edmund Browning, the Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church, in celebration of the anniversary of The OASIS. Laurie Wurm, our parish missioner, and Sandy O’Connor organized a 9/11 Support Group which met regularly for the next five years to share stories and provide mutual support. In thanksgiving for the work of Laurie Wurm and for All Saints’ hosting of their group, these individuals donated the bell that now sits in our tower at Trinity Church. On April 4th, 2003, The Jubilee Center opened its doors to the children of West Hoboken. On November 11th 2005, All Saints received the first annual Community Awareness Award from Hoboken’s Quality of Life Coalition. 2009 marked the thirtieth year of the ministry of the Rev. Geoffrey Curtiss in the city of Hoboken. Too Often, God, Your Name is Used,” was commissioned in honor of Geoff’s first 25 years. In 2010, All Saints opened St. Nicholas Center at the corner of 6th and Clinton Streets to house the Nursery and Pre-K students of our the All Saints Episcopal Day School. In January, 2010, U.S. Senator Robert Menendez visited the Jubilee Center in part to celebrate the federal grant of $250,000. On November 11th, 2013, the Rev. Daniel D. Lennox celebrated his first liturgy as the rector-elect of All Saints Episcopal Parish. On May 22nd, 2014, Father Lennox was installed as rector by the Rt. Our Mission Statement Many People. One Body. We are many people with many different hopes and dreams. And we are called to be one body that works together to see Jesus in all of life. Episcopal Church in the USA Events & News Sermon for the Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost, August 29, 2021 – Us Missions Contact All Saints Episcopal Parish - Hoboken, NJ. All rights reserved. © Copyright 2014 Home About News and Information Calendar Gallery”

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