ALL roads lead to the south
Saturday, May 16!
LOWER ALABAMA, LET’S SHOW UP! 
We are working to fill FIVE buses traveling from Mobile to Montgomery for the “All Roads Lead to the South” Voting Rights Rally on Saturday, May 16.
Buses depart Mobile around 10:00 AM
Rally begins in Montgomery at 1:00 PM
FREE transportation
FREE refreshments provided
Children 12 & up are welcome
Pickup location TBA
Learn more: ALLROADSLEADTOTHESOUTH.COM
This is a call for ALL people — organizations, churches, community groups, families, neighbors, friends, and anyone who believes in showing up and standing together.
We need Lower Alabama represented in BIG numbers. Let’s pack these buses and make our presence felt in Montgomery!
Please share this post, spread the word, and invite others to ride with us.
If you’re interested in reserving a seat or supporting the effort, comment below or reach out directly.
APril 27, 2026 Monthly meeting
Please plan to join us on Monday, April 27, from 6 – 8 PM
All Saints Episcopal
151 South Ann St.
At this meeting we’ll hear from Carol Reynolds of the League of Women Voters of Mobile about an exciting initiative and opportunity to contribute to fair and transparent government in Mobile: The Observer Corps.
Join us for this evening of good fellowship, information, and inspiration.
All are welcome!
Please join us for Wade in the Water’s monthly meeting, 3/30
March 30, 2026 from 6 – 8 PM, in the chapel at All Saints Episcopal Church, 151 S. Ann Street, Mobile.
Last year, when Spiro Cheriogotis joined us for a mayoral candidates forum, he promised that if he won the election, he would come back for a visit, and at this month’s meeting, he’s honoring that promise—he’ll be our special guest for a Wade in the Water Town Hall. The Wade in the Water Town Hall is an opportunity for you to hear from him about current and future projects in Mobile, as well as his broader vision for our city, and for him to respond to your concerns for our communities.
Please join us for this evening of good fellowship, information, and inspiration!
Annual Wade in the Water potluck
Monday, February 23, 2026 from 6-8 pm
Please mark your calendar for Wade in the Water’s
Annual Potluck Supper,
Monday, February 23, from 6 – 8 PM,
at Bethel AME Church,
714 Savannah Street, Mobile.
We survived another year! Please bring a favorite dish and help us celebrate the start of our 5th year of sharing fellowship, information, and inspiration. Following the meal, our talented friend from Truelight Missionary Baptist Church, Michael Sangboi Slater, will lead us in song, and our good friends from
Stand Up Mobile will guide a discussion about their 2026 mission, “Revive the Village.”
Hope you can be with us!
Opportunity for Solidarity
Gulf Coast-wide Prayer Vigil Monday, February 2, 2026 at 6 pm
On Monday, February 2nd (the Feast of the Presentation/“Candlemas”) at 6:00 p.m., Bishop Russell Kendrick is inviting the people of our diocese to a diocesan-wide prayer vigil. To that end, All Saints will host an in-person vigil in the church at that time.
If you can’t attend the in-person vigil at the church, you can join the online vigil with the diocese by going to the diocesan website and looking at the header that says “Join us for an online prayer vigil Monday, February 2, 6 p.m. CT.” The first link is Russell+’s video invitation to prayer; the second link is for Zoom, to connect to the vigil itself [note: if you haven’t done a Zoom in a while it is recommended that you open the Zoom app on your device and see if it runs any updates; that way you won’t miss the vigil]. The third link is a PDF file that you can view online, download, or print, of the order of service for the vigil.
PLEASE JOIN US FOR A SPECIAL CELEBRATION!
"Revive the Village" with Stand Up Mobile
Five years ago, in the aftermath of the January 6th insurrection in Washington, two friends decided to stop watching from the sidelines. That moment sparked the beginning of Stand Up Mobile, a nonpartisan, Black-led grassroots organization grounded in civic education, voter engagement, and community power. As a celebration of these five years, our friends at Stand Up Mobile are hosting a “Revive the Village” event, featuring inspiring voices, local performers, and a keynote address by nationally recognized civil rights leader and racial justice advocate Maya Wiley. It will be held on Friday, January 9, from 5:30 to 7 PM, at the historic Central High Auditorium at the Pathway School. Please click on the link below for more details, to learn more about Maya Wiley, and to reserve a spot for yourself and your friends.
Reserve your seat here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/stand-up-mobiles-5th-anniversary-celebration-tickets-1978905877751?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=wsa&aff=ebdsshwebmobile
Much love and warm wishes to everyone for peace, good health, a strong sense of Divine Presence in your heart, and a happy and safe holiday season!
