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From Father Iain, All Saints Chiang Mai

The Day of Pentecost

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POTLUCK THIS SUNDAY

Dear Friends,

This Sunday we will celebrate the Feast of Pentecost – often called the birthday of the church.  It is the day when the Holy Spirit was poured out upon the disciples giving them courage to go out into all the world and preach the gospel of God’s love!

We too need the boldness of the Holy Spirit to speak out when we are afraid and feel we must remain silent.  We must speak the truth tempered in love, but we must speak-out, non the less.

Next week, All Saints will have a booth and march in the Chiang Mai Pride Parade.  We will probably be the only church there, the only one not afraid to say “God loves you – just as you are!”  We are not the only Christians who believe this in the city, but many are afraid to speak publicly for fear of offending more conservative brothers and sisters, and so fail to reach out to other of God’s children!

Join us if you can next Sunday as we march to proclaim God’s love for all!

The readings for this Pentecost Sunday will be from Acts 2:1-21, Romans 8:22-27, and John 15:26-27, and we will be singing the hymns Come Down, O Love Divine; Spirit of God, unseen as the wind; Colours of Day (Light Up the Fire); and O God of Burning, Cleansing Flame!

Use this link to join on Zoom on Sunday at 10:30 a.m.Meeting ID: 548 801 501

Video of Last Sunday’s Service!

Video of Last Sunday’s Service is now available here!

Pentecost Lunch – This Sunday!

This Sunday, 19th May, is Pentecost Sunday.  We will be joined by the children from the Youth Charity Foundation and the service will be followed by lunch!

Please join us for out potluck lunch at the vicarage.  Everyone is welcome!

Chiang Mai Pride 2024 – Sunday 26th May

Some of our younger marchers

All Saints will again be taking part in the Chiang Mai Pride event.  We will be marching behind our banner and again having a booth at Thapae Gate.  If you are free around 1 p.m., come to help set up the booth.  Then join All Saints at the Parade at 5:30 p.m.    There will be a sign-up sheet this Sunday!  The Pride schedule is below.

Mark on the main stage last year!

Chiang Mai Pride 2024 Schedule

16:00 – Assembly at Chiang Mai Religion Practice Center the opposite side of the Governor’s residence
17.30 – Parade starts from Night Bazaar Road to Tha Phae Gate.

19:00 – 24:00 -Open ceremony and Various activities will begin, such as cabaret shows, , wedding ceremonies, historical exhibitions, sex worker activities, temple events (Pa Pao, Yoong Huang, and Railway), along with movie screenings throughout the night, and many other entertainment activities.

Danni’s Confirmation

Sunday 26th May is Trinity Sunday.  Danni was away when the other four candidates were confirmed on Easter Sunday so please join us on the 26th for Danni’s confirmation.  (This will also be Father Peter’s last Sunday with us!)

Chili Night – Continues!

Every Tuesday everyone in Chiang Mai is invited to Chili Night in the Vicarage. Chili con Carne, rice, chips, ice-cream, and drinks are provided.  Just come along! (But let me know in advance if you can!)   All are welcome.  Food is served at 6 p.m.


Weekly Offering to All Saints

You can still donate in person or online.  Thank you for your support and love for All Saints and all we are trying to do together.  God has shown that he is mighty and we are in his hands!

God bless you,

Father Iain

From Father Iain, All Saints Chiang Mai

All Saints People in 2023

(My church email is not working!  Please use iainbaxter.mail@gmail.com to contact me!)Dear Friends,

We have a busy three weeks coming up at All Saints.  Firstly, today is Ascension Day, and on Sunday we will celebrate “Ascension Sunday”.  Then the following week is the Feast of Pentecost and our service will be followed by our own potluck feast at the vicarage.  Then finally, on Sunday 26th May, we will celebrate Trinity Sunday with Danni’s confirmation, followed by taking part in the 2024 Chiang Mai Parade March.

Marching in Pride says who we are – not that we are gay, lesbian, or trans, for most of us are not – it says that we at All Saints are a people who welcome all, that we are Christians who welcome all without discrimination.  Our pride is in the wide and welcoming love of God!

The readings for this Ascension Sunday will be from Acts 1:1-11, Ephesians 1:15-23, and Luke 24:44-53, and we will be singing the hymns Hail the Day that Sees Him Rise; All Heaven Declares; Lord, I lift your name on high; and Low in the Grave!

Use this link to join on Zoom on Sunday at 10:30 a.m.

Meeting ID: 548 801 501

Video of Last Sunday’s Service!

Video of Last Sunday’s Service is now available here!

Chiang Mai Pride 2024 – Sunday 26th May

Some of our younger marchers

All Saints will again be taking part in the Chiang Mai Pride event.  We will be marching behind our banner and hopefully again having a booth at Thapae Gate.  More details to follow.  The Pride schedule is below.

Mark on the main stage last year!

Chiang Mai Pride 2024 Schedule

17:00 – Assembly at Chiang Mai Religion Practice Center the opposite side of the Governor’s residence
18:00 – Parade starts from Night Bazaar Road to Tha Phae Gate.
19:00 – 24:00 – Various activities will begin, such as cabaret shows, , wedding ceremonies, historical exhibitions, sex worker activities, temple events (Pa Pao, Yoong Huang, and Railway), along with movie screenings throughout the night, and many other entertainment activities.

This year, Chiang Mai is making history as the first city in Thailand to host the “Province Season Opening, Pride Month Celebration 2024 of Thailand”

Pentecost Lunch – 19th May

Sunday 19th May is Pentecost Sunday.  We will be joined by the children from the Youth Charity Foundation and the service will be followed by lunch!

Please join us for out potluck lunch at the vicarage.  Everyone is welcome!

Danni’s Confirmation

Sunday 26th May is Trinity Sunday.  Danni was away when the other four candidates were confirmed on Easter Sunday so please join us on the 26th for Danni’s confirmation.  (This will also be Father Peter’s last Sunday with us!)

Chili Night – Continues!

Every Tuesday everyone in Chiang Mai is invited to Chili Night in the Vicarage. Chili con Carne, rice, chips, ice-cream, and drinks are provided.  Just come along! (But let me know in advance if you can!)   All are welcome.  Food is served at 6 p.m.


Weekly Offering to All Saints

You can still donate in person or online.  Thank you for your support and love for All Saints and all we are trying to do together.  God has shown that he is mighty and we are in his hands!

God bless you,

Father Iain

From Father Iain, All Saints Chiang Mai

(My church email is not working!  Please use iainbaxter.mail@gmail.com to contact me!)

Dear Friends,

In 1967, the year after I was born, The Beatles released the song All You Need is Love!  (Perhaps Father Peter will sing it for us on Sunday!)

The 1960s were the “decade of love” when free love was all the rage – at least in the swinging parts of London!  But there is really no such thing as free love, for real love is always costly – Jesus said “Greater love has no one than this, that they lay down their life for their friends!”  Losing a loved one is one of the hardest things any of us has to bear, and watching a loved one suffer is to suffer oneself.

All you need is love is not quite true, we need food and warmth, practical things, too, and wrongly directed love can be suffocating and dangerous, but love is at the heart of the Gospel.

Find out more – and come feel the love – this Sunday at All Saints!

The readings for this Sunday will be from Acts 10:44-48, 1 John 5:1-6, and John 15:9-17, and we will be singing the hymns When Morning Gilds the Skies; We are One in the Spirit; Brother, Sister, Let me Serve You; and Love Divine, all Loves Excelling!

Use this link to join on Zoom on Sunday at 10:30 a.m.

Meeting ID: 548 801 501

Video of Last Sunday’s Service!

Video of Last Sunday’s Service is now available here!

Pentecost Lunch – Sunday 19th May

Sunday 19th May is Pentecost Sunday.  We will be joined by the children from the Youth Charity Foundation and the service will be followed by lunch!

Please join us for out potluck lunch at the vicarage.  Everyone is welcome!

Danni’s Confirmation

Sunday 26th May is Trinity Sunday.  Danni was away when the other four candidates were confirmed on Easter Sunday so please join us on the 26th for Danni’s confirmation.  (This will also be Father Peter’s last Sunday with us!)

All Saints Chiang Mai Mission – Thank you!

The trustees and I, at a recent online meeting

Thanks to the three people who have already come forward – but there’s still time to respond!

All Saints Chiang Mai Mission is a UK charity that supports the work of All Saints, Chiang Mai, and enables fund-raising and donations in the UK.  It is governed by five trustees and they generally meet via zoom three or four times a year.

Currently, we have three trustees who are resident in the UK, one who lives in Hungary, and one who lives in Thailand; four are UK citizens and one is American.

There will soon be a trustee vacancy and this may be where you can help!  It is not an onerous task and involves the attendance at a virtual meeting of around one and a half hours every few months.  You do not have to be UK resident although this would be useful.

If you love and support the work of All Saints, then this may be the way you can help from wherever you are in the world!  Please let me know if you might be interested or would like to suggest someone else who might be interested.


Chili Night – Continues!

Every Tuesday everyone in Chiang Mai is invited to Chili Night in the Vicarage. Chili con Carne, rice, chips, ice-cream, and drinks are provided.  Just come along! (But let me know in advance if you can!)   All are welcome.  Food is served at 6 p.m.


Weekly Offering to All Saints

You can still donate in person or online.  Thank you for your support and love for All Saints and all we are trying to do together.  God has shown that he is mighty and we are in his hands!

God bless you,

Father Iain

From Father Iain, All Saints Chiang Mai

The First Non-Jew to be Baptised!

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Dear Friends,

This week we read the story of the Ethiopian Eunuch.  He is not even named in scripture, but he was the first non-Jew to be baptised in the Book of Acts.

In this age of political correctness he would be the ideal diversity candidate – not only Gentile, but also black, disabled, and from a sexual minority!!!  Actually, that is almost certainly why his story is recorded in the bible.  Non-Jews were excluded from the Temple and the people of God. Disabled people were excluded from the Temple and the people of God.  Sexual minorities were excluded from the Temple and the people of God.  (I will give chapter and verse in my sermon on Sunday!)

This man was chosen because the message of the New Testament is All are Welcome!  This doesn’t mean that all behaviour is welcome, that all actions are acceptable, but that all classes, all types, of people are welcome in the Kingdom of God!

Whoever you are, you are welcome.  Join us at All Saints this Sunday.

The readings for this Sunday will be from Acts 8:26-40, 1 John 4:7-21, and John 15:1-8, and we will be singing the hymns All People that on Earth do Dwell; Stand up stand up for Jesus; Called as partners in Christ’s service; and Great is Thy Faithfulness!

Use this link to join on Zoom on Sunday at 10:30 a.m.

Meeting ID: 548 801 501

Video of Last Sunday’s Service!

Video of Last Sunday’s Service is now available here!

All Saints Chiang Mai Mission

The trustees and I, at a recent online meeting

All Saints Chiang Mai Mission is a UK charity that supports the work of All Saints, Chiang Mai, and enables fund-raising and donations in the UK.  It is governed by five trustees and they generally meet via zoom three or four times a year.

Currently, we have three trustees who are resident in the UK, one who lives in Hungary, and one who lives in Thailand; four are UK citizens and one is American.

There will soon be a trustee vacancy and this may be where you can help!  It is not an onerous task and involves the attendance at a virtual meeting of around one and a half hours every few months.  You do not have to be UK resident although this would be useful.

If you love and support the work of All Saints, then this may be the way you can help from wherever you are in the world!  Please let me know if you might be interested or would like to suggest someone else who might be interested.


Chili Night – Continues!

Every Tuesday everyone in Chiang Mai is invited to Chili Night in the Vicarage. Chili con Carne, rice, chips, ice-cream, and drinks are provided.  Just come along! (But let me know in advance if you can!)   All are welcome.  Food is served at 6 p.m.


Weekly Offering to All Saints

You can still donate in person or online.  Thank you for your support and love for All Saints and all we are trying to do together.  God has shown that he is mighty and we are in his hands!

God bless you,

Father Iain

From Father Iain, All Saints Chiang Mai

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Dear Friends,

In this week’s Gospel passage, Jesus calls himself the Good Shepherd.  He says:

“I am the good shepherd. I know my own and my own know me, just as the Father knows me and I know the Father. And I lay down my life for the sheep.”

It is not the sheep that carry Jesus, but Jesus who carries and cares for the sheep!  Jesus is the one who saves us, who makes us whole.  We are his sheep!  

We can never doubt God’s love for us for Jesus gave up all for each and every person.

The readings for this Sunday will be from Acts 4:5-12, 1 John 3:16-24, and John 10:11-18, and we will be singing the hymns Hail the Day that sees Him Rise; The Lord’s my shepherd; and The King of love my Shepherd is!

Use this link to join on Zoom on Sunday at 10:30 a.m.
Meeting ID: 548 801 501

Video of Last Sunday’s Service!

Video of Last Sunday’s Service is now available here!

Racha’s UK Visa

Good News!  Ratcha has her UK Visa!  She received her passport with the vital stamp on Thursday last week!  Thanks so much to all the people who wrote letters – they made all the difference!


Chili Night – Returns!

Chili Night resumes next Tuesday, 23rd April, at the usual time of 6 p.m.! 


Weekly Offering to All Saints

You can still donate in person or online.  Thank you for your support and love for All Saints and all we are trying to do together.  God has shown that he is mighty and we are in his hands!

God bless you,

Father Iain

From Father Iain, All Saints Chiang Mai

Is that Jesus?

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Dear Friends,

“Man bites Dog!” is a much more interesting headline than “Dog bites Man!” – it’s much less common and points to a more unusual story!  So therefore the headline “Ghost eats Fish!” would attract attention where the words “man eats fish” is scarcely worth the paper it’s written on.

According to Luke’s account, when Jesus first appeared to his disciples after his resurrection they thought that he was a ghost.  To prove that he really was flesh and blood – just like them – he asked them for something to eat.  They gave him a piece of fish which he ate in their presence!

“Ghost eats Fish!” would be a good headline, but “Man rises from Dead!” is surely a better one, and that is the beginning of the message of Easter. 

Some of the information in this week’s email may seem discouraging, but life, and church life, has its natural ups and downs.  Whatever is happening we can be confident that God is with us and that Christ’s resurrection is evidence that all will be well!

Ghost eats Fish!

The readings for this Sunday will be from Acts 3:12-19, 1 John 3:1-7, and Luke 24:36b-48, and we will be singing the hymns Jesus Christ is Risen Today; Alleluia, Alleluia, Give Thanks; All Heaven Declares; and Thine Be the Glory!

Use this link to join on Zoom on Sunday at 10:30 a.m.
Meeting ID: 548 801 501

Video of Last Sunday’s Service!

Video of Last Sunday’s Service is now available here!

Father Peter – New Job

Father Peter has accepted the part-time post of Chaplain to Kingston College in Mitchelstown Co Cork, Ireland, and will probably take up the work in early June.   He will be ministering to the residents of the 30+ homes in the 18th Century independent living complex.

We will miss him greatly in both his public preaching ministry and his behind-the-scenes work on the Church Council and with the Youth Charity Foundation Child Protection Policy.

Please hold Peter and his family in your prayers!

Parkinson’s Disease

Many of you already know this, but for those who don’t, on Monday 1st April I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease!

I had an appointment with a neurologist at Sripat Hospital – the private wing of the Chiang Mai University hospital –  as I have been limping and have experienced decreased dexterity with my right hand.  She diagnosed Parkinson’s Disease.  I had an MRI scan and this helped to confirm the diagnosis.

Although there is currently no cure, it should respond well to treatment and I have already sensed some improvement after ten days on the medication.  There should be no immediate impact on my ability to perform my ministry at All Saints, but we will have to watch the situation.

This has obviously come as a great shock to me and especially to my mum!  I am feeling fine in myself and am responding well to the medication, but it is still very early days.

Mum, Ratcha, and I would greatly value your prayers.

God bless you and thanks for all your continuing love and support.

All Saints South



Things have changed since I had the initial idea for All Saints South.

Firstly, with the departure of Nat the possibility of a Thai congregation has ended for now.  

Secondly, although almost everyone was very enthusiastic about the idea, nobody other than Pastor Mark had definitely committed to attending the new church.  

Thirdly, with the planned departure of Father Peter, we would only have two priests instead of three.  

Fourthly, our finances are not as strong as they were previously.  This is partly due to the costs associated with the setting up of the All Saints Foundation, but also due to a drop in congregational giving.  

Finally, my Parkinson’s diagnosis means that things are a little more uncertain, so making major changes may not be wise at this time.

I am concerned that, as things currently stand, the establishment of a new congregation might lead to two priests in two locations struggling to maintain two buildings and congregations alone.

One of the reasons for establishing All Saints South was to enable Mark to further exercise his call to ministry, the second was to meet the need in the Hang Dong area.  While we still believe there is a need for a progressive church in the south of Chiang Mai, it might take some time to become established but, as always, all is in God’s hands!


Chili Night – Cancelled!!!! (For one week)

There will be no Chili Night next Tuesday, 16th April!  Chili Night will return on Tuesday 23rd April at the usual time of 6 p.m.!  This is because Mum and I are off to Angkor Wat in Cambodia!  We will just be away for Monday to Friday so will be at church on Sunday as usual!!!


Weekly Offering to All Saints

You can still donate in person or online.  Thank you for your support and love for All Saints and all we are trying to do together.  God has shown that he is mighty and we are in his hands!

God bless you,

Father Iain

From Father Iain, All Saints Chiang Mai

Christ is Risen!

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Dear Friends,

He is Risen!  He is Risen Indeed!

Last Sunday we has a wonderful celebration of Easter Day with around sixty people in the church and around fifty joining the potluck lunch at the vicarage.  Our service included four confirmations – prefiguring Pentecost and the receiving of the Holy Spirit!

The promise of the resurrection is the promise of hope – not only that death is not the end, but that there is hope for life now, today!  God has blessed us in so many ways – not just with the knowledge of God’s love that extends to all, but with the joy of community as we live and worship together!

The Easter Season continues all the way to Pentecost, so let me take this opportunity again to wish you all a Happy Easter!

The readings for this Sunday will be from Acts 4:32-35, 1 John 1:1-2:2, John 20:19-31, and we will be singing the hymns Alleluia! Sing to Jesus; The Day of Resurrection; Hail the Day that sees Him Rise; and All hail the power of Jesus’ name!Use this link to join on Zoom on Good Friday at 7 p.m. or Easter Sunday at 10:30 a.m.
Meeting ID: 548 801 501

Video of our Good Friday and Easter Sunday Services!

Video of our Good Friday Service is now available here!
Video of our Easter Sunday Service is now available here!

Easter Sunday Highlights

Proclaiming the Resurrection


Lighting the Easter Candle


Proclaiming the Message in English and Thai


Preparing for Confirmation


Receive the Holy Spirit!


Preparing the Altar


Easter Clergy and Acolytes


Praising God Together!


Potluck at the Vicarage


Eating Together!


Easter Treats!


Drinks!


Painting Eggs!


Easter Goodbye!

Chili Night continues next week!

Every Tuesday everyone in Chiang Mai is invited to Chili Night in the Vicarage. Chili con Carne, rice, chips, ice-cream, and drinks are provided.  Just come along! (But let me know in advance if you can!)   All are welcome.  Food is served at 6 p.m.


Weekly Offering to All Saints

You can still donate in person or online.  Thank you for your support and love for All Saints and all we are trying to do together.  God has shown that he is mighty and we are in his hands!

God bless you,

Father Iain

From Father Iain, All Saints Chiang Mai

He is Risen Indeed!

(My church email is not working!  Please use iainbaxter.mail@gmail.com to contact me!)

Dear Friends,

Christ is Risen!

Join us on this joyful morning as we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus!

The readings for Easter Sunday will be from Acts 10:34-43, Colossians 3:1-4, and Matthew 28:1-10, and we will be singing the hymns Jesus Christ is Risen Today; Rise up Women; In Christ Alone; Christ is Alive; and Thine Be the Glory!

Use this link to join on Zoom this Easter Sunday at 10:30 a.m.
Meeting ID: 548 801 501

Easter Sunday Service – 10:30 a.m. Sunday 31st March

 A joyous Eucharist to proclaim Christ’s resurrection.  This will be followed by a potluck lunch and Easter Egg hunt. All are welcome to join us!

Easter Confirmations

Following our baptisms last Easter and All Saints Day, some of those baptised then, along with other members of All Saints, will be confirmed this Easter Sunday.  Join with us on their special day!

Christ is Risen!

God bless you,

Father Iain

From Father Iain, All Saints Chiang Mai

This Friday is Good Friday!

(My church email is not working!  Please use iainbaxter.mail@gmail.com to contact me!)Dear Friends,

Greater love has no one than this – that they lay down their life for their friends!

We are now in the holiest time of the Christian year – Holy Week!  On Friday we will meditate together on that ultimate sacrifice made by Jesus – it has the power to change the world! 

Self-sacrifice not human sacrifice is what Good Friday is all about.  It wasn’t a vengeful God who demanded blood, but a vengeful people – a vengeful political and religious establishment!  It wasn’t God killing a man, but rather men trying to kill God.  Of course, they failed which is what we celebrate on Easter Sunday!

So, let us try to follow in the footsteps of Jesus – to act for others out of love, not fearing the consequences, but trusting in God!.

For Good Friday our Tenebrae Service will have readings from Matthew 26:17-29, Matthew 26:36-56, Mark 15:1-15, Mark 15:16-32, Matthew 27:45-54, Isaiah 52:13 – 53:5, and Matthew 27:62-66.  We will sing the hymns When I Survey the Wondrous Cross; O Sacred Head, Now Wounded; How deep the Father’s love for us; My Song is Love Unknown; Were You There When They Crucified My Lord; and O Love that Will Not Let Me Go!

The readings for Easter Sunday will be from Acts 10:34-43, Colossians 3:1-4, and Matthew 28:1-10, and we will be singing the hymns Jesus Christ is Risen Today; Rise up Women; In Christ Alone; Christ is Alive; and Thine Be the Glory!Use this link to join on Zoom on Good Friday at 7 p.m. or Easter Sunday at 10:30 a.m.
Meeting ID: 548 801 501

Last Week’s Palm Sunday Service

Video of last week’s service is now available here!

Good Friday Service – 7:00 p.m. Friday 29th March



A solemn service to remember Jesus’ death on the cross.

Easter Sunday Service – 10:30 a.m. Sunday 31st March

 A joyous Eucharist to proclaim Christ’s resurrection.  This will be followed by a potluck lunch and Easter Egg hunt. All are welcome to join us!

Easter Confirmations

Following our baptisms last Easter and All Saints Day, some of those baptised then, along with other members of All Saints, will be confirmed this Easter Sunday.  Join with us on their special day!

Chili Night continues next week!

Every Tuesday everyone in Chiang Mai is invited to Chili Night in the Vicarage. Chili con Carne, rice, chips, ice-cream, and drinks are provided.  Just come along! (But let me know in advance if you can!)   All are welcome.  Food is served at 6 p.m.


Weekly Offering to All Saints

You can still donate in person or online.  Thank you for your support and love for All Saints and all we are trying to do together.  God has shown that he is mighty and we are in his hands!

God bless you,

Father Iain

From Father Iain, All Saints Chiang Mai

This Sunday is Palm Sunday!

(My church email is not working!  Please use iainbaxter.mail@gmail.com to contact me!)

Dear Friends,

This week we celebrate Palm Sunday when Jesus rode in triumph into Jerusalem. 

Our parade this year will be a little smaller as the children from the Youth Charity Foundation are away so they won’t be waving palms with us.  However, as everyone loves a winner we’ll look at the popularity of fame and success!  But, is that the Christian way?

Pastor Mark will be leading our parade and worship this Sunday!

The scripture readings this week will be Matthew 21:1-11, Philippians 2:5-11, and Mark 14:1-9, and we will be singing the hymns Hosanna, Hosanna, Hosanna in the Highest; All Glory, Laud and Honour; Hosanna, Loud Hosanna; Above All; and Ride On! Ride On in Majesty!

Use this link to join on Zoom on Sunday
Meeting ID: 548 801 501

Last Week’s Service

Video highlights of last week’s service are now available here!

Palm Sunday Service – 10:30 am This Sunday



We will be singing the hymns All Glory Laud and Honour, Hosanna Loud Hosanna, and Ride On Ride On in Majesty, among others!  The service will begin with the Parading of the Palms.  

Good Friday Service – 7:00 p.m. Friday 29th March


A solemn service to remember Jesus’ death on the cross.

Easter Sunday Service – 10:30 a.m. Sunday 31st March

 A joyous Eucharist to proclaim Christ’s resurrection.  This will be followed by a potluck lunch and Easter Egg hunt.  Adam has a sign-up sheet to say what you’re bringing!

Easter Confirmations

Following our baptisms last Easter and All Saints Day, some of those baptised then, along with other members of All Saints, will be confirmed this Easter Sunday.

Ratcha’ Visa Application



Many thanks to everyone who has written letters or sent photos.  We have been overwhelmed with your love and support.  Ratcha will be submitting a new UK visa application next Tuesday!
 

Chili Night continues next week!

Every Tuesday everyone in Chiang Mai is invited to Chili Night in the Vicarage. Chili con Carne, rice, chips, ice-cream, and drinks are provided.  Just come along! (But let me know in advance if you can!)   All are welcome.  Food is served at 6 p.m.


Weekly Offering to All Saints

You can still donate in person or online.  Thank you for your support and love for All Saints and all we are trying to do together.  God has shown that he is mighty and we are in his hands!

God bless you,

Father Iain