we Are All a Creation of god
Welcome to All Saints Church, a faith community rooted in the beautiful traditions of both Lutheran and Episcopal Christianity. We are a place where ancient traditions meet open hearts, where worship is grounded in grace, compassion, and the belief that every person is created in the image of God.
At All Saints, all are truly welcome, no exceptions. We welcome people of every race, age, background, ability, identity, family structure, and life journey. We believe God’s love is not limited by human boundaries, and that every person has inherent dignity, worth, and belonging.
You do not have to change who you are to be welcomed here. You do not have to become someone else to reflect God’s image, as you already reflect his image. We believe you are created, loved, and known by God exactly as you are. Come as you are, grow as you are, and remain fully yourself as you walk alongside a community that celebrates the person God created you to be.
As a Lutheran and Episcopal congregation, we draw from the strengths of both traditions, embracing the Lutheran emphasis on God’s grace, faith, and the promise that we are loved not because of what we do, but because of who God is. We also embrace the Episcopal tradition of thoughtful worship, sacred tradition, service, and the beauty of a diverse community gathered around Christ.
Together, we seek to be a church where questions are welcomed, compassion is practiced, and faith continues to grow. Whether you have spent your whole life in church, are rediscovering faith, or are simply searching for a place to belong, there is a place for you here.
Come as you are. Stay as you are. You are already a beloved reflection of God.
Our story
All Saints Church was formed through the joining of two faith communities, St. Andrew’s and Good Shepherd Churches, who began sharing a Pastor/Priest and worshiping together in 2014. Through prayer, partnership, and collaboration with the Episcopal Diocese of Southern Ohio and the Southern Ohio Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, our leaders created a Federated Congregation.
On the First Sunday of Advent in 2018, All Saints Church was officially formed, bringing together the richness of Episcopal and Lutheran traditions into one welcoming community of faith.
Today, we continue to grow together, grounded in God’s love, grace, and our call to love and serve our neighbors.
"Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength and with all your mind. And love your neighbor as yourself." — Luke 10:27
Core Values
After numerous Visioning Meetings, All Saints arrived at several priorities for the church in our community, thereby creating our Core Values - Love and Acceptance
Locations
All Saints Church
Procter Camp and Conference Center
733 State Route 41 SW Washington Court House, OH 45324 United States
11235 St. Rt. 38 SE London, OH 43140 United States
Parish Leadership Team
The Rev. Warren Huestis was born in Miami, Florida, and grew up in Idaho, Washington State, and British Columbia. His ministry has taken him across North America, serving congregations in Nova Scotia, Saskatchewan, and Ohio.
Warren's faith journey spans several Christian traditions. He was baptized in the Roman Catholic Church, confirmed in the Presbyterian Church, and ordained as a priest in the Anglican Church of Canada. Today, he serves at All Saints, a Lutheran-Episcopal community, where he is committed to fostering worship, community, and spiritual growth.
Warren is married and the proud father of two adult children. He brings a broad perspective, a welcoming spirit, and a deep appreciation for the richness of the Christian tradition to his ministry.
Rev. Warren Huestis
Rosa has been in church since she was just a dream...seriously, ask her dad, the pastor. She proudly identifies as a woman with ADHD. Her upbringing was in rural Canada, living in communities with populations under 500. She is a survivor of domestic violence and has been sober since September 2024. All four of her grandparents have dementia.
Her faith in God has guided her through everything, and living a Jesus-centered life is incredibly important to her. She is blessed to work as a Direct Support Professional for adults with developmental disabilities, and she is also the Director of the All Saints Warming Center, which is her main outreach focus.
Rosa
Sarah moved to the area at the age of 10 and attended Greenfield schools. She and her husband were married at All Saints Church, where she was also baptized, making it a place that holds special meaning in her life.
Sarah and her husband are raising their two children and enjoy spending time with family. In her free time, she enjoys playing the guitar and values the connections she's built within the community she proudly calls home.
Sarah
Diana retired after a rewarding career as a college instructor and career counselor, where she enjoyed helping students discover their strengths and pursue their goals.
In retirement, Diana embraces new adventures by traveling the world, spending time with her family, tending her garden, and creating beautiful stained glass artwork. She values lifelong learning, creativity, and the joy of connecting with others.
Diana
Angela was born and raised in Washington Court House, Ohio, and has always had a strong connection to the community she calls home. After graduation, she followed her passion for storytelling and began a career as a television reporter, which took her to California, Texas, Georgia, and Colorado over the course of 25 years.
Through her work in journalism, Angela had the opportunity to meet many people and share their stories. While she enjoyed her time away, Washington Court House remained close to her heart, and she eventually returned home.
Today, Angela is grateful for the opportunity to be part of the community that shaped her. She enjoys connecting with others, sharing her experiences, and serving those around her.
Angela
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Victoria
Rodney is a retired military member and former federal employee with a background in law enforcement and police service. Throughout his career, he has dedicated himself to serving and protecting others. In retirement, Rodney is grateful for the opportunity to be part of the welcoming community at All Saints Church in Washington Court House, OH.
Rodney
Sue is a retired Registered Nurse who dedicated her career to caring for others. She is a proud mother of three and grandmother of ten, finding great joy in spending time with her family and creating lasting memories together.
In retirement, she continues to share her time and talents by serving at church whenever needed. Her compassionate spirit, love for family, and commitment to helping others remain at the heart of who she is.
Sue
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Claudia
Susan is a retired dental hygienist who lives with her husband, Les, and their rescue pup, Scooby. She is so thankful to be able to worship God at All Saints Church, a small, welcoming community in Washington Court House, OH.