The All Saints community has come together to pledge $25 million towards the sanctuary project. Thank you to all who are participating! This puts All Saints in a good place to finish up the pre-construction phase this summer, with an eye towards mobilization of a construction project this fall. With $25 million in pledges, and plans to defer some components of the project, All Saints will pursue debt financing for the balance of the construction costs. These deferments include the balconies, the basement and its three classrooms, the bell tower, and the bride's room.

Although it appears we have the means to begin the sanctuary building project, we remain hopeful for further contributions as we move towards construction. Additional pledges could enable us to reinstate the deferred elements and minimize our reliance on borrowed funds.

For many, yes. If you've been considering making a donation in 2024, now is an excellent time to do so. All Saints is currently earning 5% interest on the funds that have already been contributed, as construction has not yet commenced. If you're ready to start giving, you can so so here.

If you have any questions or have a more complex gift, please contact David Breeding.

Notable Features Include:Wooden Pews
Bell Tower
Three Balcony Seating Areas
Youth and Classroom Space

At present, the sanctuary project costs are estimated as follows:
$28 MM construction costs
+$2 MM remaining costs for architects, engineers, permitting, contingency, and FF&E (furniture, fixtures, and equipment)
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$30 MM

When All Saints first undertook to build our permanent church campus nearly a decade ago, we did so in faith that the Lord was calling us to put down roots and minister to the community in and around southwest Austin. Since that time, we have been blessed with abundant growth in many ways. We've grown in simple attendance from Sunday mornings to weekday ministries - across the board attendance growth. But we've also grown in depth, in the type of ministries we are able to support. Most recently, what began as a single, small ESL class, the Lord has shaped and grown into an entire ministry, an after-school program, and a Spanish-language worship service.  All of the things that we do on our campus are only possible because of having a physical space in which to do them.

We want to continue not just to sustain our existing ministries, but to open up new opportunities for serving all those who come through our doors. 

All Saints has already implemented several steps to open up more space for Sunday worship. In addition to the Sanctuary project, there are more in the works or being considered: