
Next Friday, May 8th, is Poker Night hosted by Rev. Mike Adams. All donations benefit the All Saints' Rector's Discretionary Fund. Come out next Friday, play cards, visit with friends, and root for the winner. It could be you :-)
And here are some great reasons to attend the retreat:The Bible tells us in Romans 8:28 that, “All things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are called according to his purpose.” James 1:2 says, “Consider it pure joy, whenever you face trials of many
kinds.” Through her experiences The Rev. Bobbie Knowles will
help you realize how you too can get closer to God through the trials you experience. You will learn that God’s grace is really sufficient to get you through any and every situation in your life. You will discover that
when your trials seem too hard to bear, God does provide a way of escape and through those trials you emerge a much stronger person. Because of the many trials in her own life Rev. Bobbie has learned that there is always grace within the trials
one encounters. She also realizes that when we come close to breaking down, we begin to touch those things that break us and in that breaking, our true nature
emerges. Only then do we appreciate that we are actually strong enough to bear these trials and that is when we begin to allow God to get closer to us, as we get
closer to Him.Rev. Roberta Knowles, aka Rev. Bobbie, has been the Vicar at St. Philip the Joy-Giver Episcopal Church in Austin, Texas since June 2007 after serving as the Assistant Priest of St. James Episcopal Church in Houston, Texas.
I will be attending the retreat, and would love to see some of the All Saints' Twenties and Thirties ladies there!
What a great turnout! Thank you everyone for coming!![]() | ![]() |


Hope, Diego, Trent, Billy, Lindsay, LD, and I went out to Pease Park on Saturday for the 45th annual celebration of Eeyore’s Birthday in Austin. It was a beautiful day to play outside - moderate temperature, cool breeze, bratwurst, and beer. We spent the day people watching, wandering past vendor’s booths and through drum circles, and cheering for the jugglers and the band.

The Twenties and Thirties group is an open-invitatio fellowship and service group at All Saints' Episcopal Church in Austin, Texas. We are a diverse group of singles, married couples, families with young children, students, and everything in between. We welcome all young adults -- ;-)
Our group participates in local service events, enjoys happy hour at our monthly Theology on Tap, and gathers for BBQs, movies, and road trips.
Learn more about our regular events by reading this blog, by contacting Reverend Sandy Casey-Martus at (512) 476-3589 ext 105, or by joining our mailing list (see below...)