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All Saints Church Celebrates Homecoming Sunday, Highlights Civic Role in Pasadena

All Saints Church of Pasadena marks its annual Homecoming Sunday on Sept. 14 with worship, community festivities, and a produce exchange, underscoring its longstanding role as a civic anchor in Pasadena. The day began with services at 7:30 and 10 a.m., featuring a sermon by Tim Rich and music from the Canterbury and Coventry Choirs. Following the morning service, the church hosts a free parish fair with carnival games, classic treats, and family-friendly activities open to the public. A central […]


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