One of two worship centres in the Parish of South Darebin, we keep the best of the past while practising our faith in a tolerant, open and inclusive way. We love the beauty and mystery of the liturgy, and enjoy both traditional and modern Anglican music. We observe the festivals and seasons of the year. We also have progressive values – tolerance of difference, interest in other faiths, respect for people of all ages, backgrounds, genders and sexual orientations. Our parish seeks to welcome everyone, to share our experience of God, to reach out to those who need help, and to engage in issues of social justice. We acknowledge the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation, traditional owners of the land on which both parish churches were built and pay our respects to their Elders, past and present. We pray for a just outcome for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Our main weekly service is at 11.00 on Sunday mornings. For details of upcoming services at both worship centres in the parish, see our Services page.

Hello.  My name is Chris Carolane, and I am the Acting Vicar of the parish.

I came here at the beginning of March 2024, and I know that if you join our community, you will find the same loving welcome that I received when I arrived. Perhaps you are looking for a new church, or are thinking about coming to church for the first time.  We would love you to join us.  Do not hesitate to contact me if you would like a chat.

Canon Chris

We are a people of varying ages from different walks of life and ethnic backgrounds.  Our main area of commonality is a shared belief in the Lord Jesus who taught that we should love each other in the same way that he showed radical love when he was on Earth. We take seriously Jesus’ command to love all people. 

It is this love for others that urges us to care for the marginalised, refugees and asylum seekers, indigenous peoples and the poor. We are people who pray for each other and those in need, and who seek to learn from what is written in Bible.

Getting to All Saints

You can find All Saints on High Street Northcote at the corner of Walker Street, opposite Stop 26 of the Number 86 tram line (Bundoora RMIT to Docklands)

We acknowledge the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation, the traditional custodians of the land on which the church is built, and acknowledge their Elders, past and present.

We welcome people of any sexual orientation or gender identity and oppose sexism and gender discrimination in any form.