Worship at All Saints is in the Catholic tradition of the Church of England, centred on the Eucharist, the service instituted by Christ himself. Our main service is Solemn Mass, celebrated every Sunday at 11.00 a.m., when you will find a sizeable congregation of all ages and from many different church backgrounds. We use a modern language liturgy at this service, and musical settings are usually congregational, although we have an excellent adult choir, and a strong musical tradition.

There is also a shorter Family Service every Sunday at 9.30, and lasting about 30 minutes. This is designed for families and young children, and is followed by refreshments. Families and children are welcome at all services of course, and there is a crèche for pre-school children and a Sunday school for older children, every week at the 11 a.m. mass; and a well equipped children's area within the main body of the church.

Whilst firmly rooted in the Catholic tradition, the worshipping community at All Saints acknowledges and respects the diverse, yet deeply held, convictions of the congregation. Bearing that in mind, and following prayer and reflection, the PCC has passed Resolutions A and B pursuant to the Priests (Ordination of Women) Measure 1992, and has petitioned for Alternative Episcopal Oversight which is currently provided by the Bishop of Ebbsfleet. A warm welcome continues to be extended to all who wish to join us in worshipping Almighty God, whatever their views.

Many regulars, both adults and children, are involved in our services, Sunday by Sunday, as readers, altar servers, intercessors, or in the choir. Our style of worship is such that the congregation is drawn from a wide area. Those who appreciate the Book of Common Prayer are catered for at Evensong on Sundays. The 8 a.m. Sunday mass is in traditional language.

Services are held daily during the week, and the Eucharist has been celebrated every day since the original church was consecrated in 1868.

The congregation supports relief, development and mission charities. In Bristol, practical help is offered to the homeless, to the lonely and to the housebound.

All Saints arranges regular social events. The All Saints' Society has a club licence and members of the congregation are welcome to join and enjoy its benefits every Sunday. Parish Sunday lunches are held regularly, and several social evenings are held each year.

Please come and join us. You will be welcomed, but not overwhelmed.