Christian Ed /Activities /History

Class	Location	Teacher
PeeWees (3 yrs old-2nd Grade)	Church	Coco Holman
The Forty-eighters (4th-8th Grades)	St. Nick's	Barbara McColm
Seniors (9th-12th Grades)	St. Nick's	Charley Carroll
Adults	Barlow Hall	Fr Wilson

Bishop Alexander C. Garrett of Dallas visited Weatherford in June 1875. He organized a mission church here the following February with five communicants. The congregation called the Rev. Edwin Wichens, then serving at a mission at Fort Worth, to preach the fourth Sunday of each month as their first Priest in Charge. A small stone church was completed in 1879 on land that later became the site of the Weatherford City Hall.

The early years proved to be financially challenging for All Saints' Episcopal Church, and, by 1921, the Bishop had sold the church property. The congregation reorganized, and new property on the current site was given by parishioner Maggie Coleman Foat in memory of her daughter. Services were held in the homes of members until a new building was constructed in 1923 for $10,424. A rectory was build in the same year for the new priest, the Rev. E.S. Barlow.

Upon her death in 1943, Maggie Coleman Foat left stock in the First National Bank of Dallas to be used for the salary of a full-time priest. Noted portrait painter Douglas Chandor (1897-1953) served on the vestry from 1945 to 1847. A parish hall was placed on the premises in 1947, and, in 1964, the church and rectory were joined to form an educational building.

In 1996, the church celebrated 120 years of rich history and heritage. All Saints' Episcopal Church of Weatherford continues to uphold the traditions of its founders.

Activity	Day / Time
Parish Luncheon	1st Sunday of Month /11:30am
Men's Association	3rd Tuesday /6:30pm
EYC /Pizza & a Priest	2nd Wednesday /6:00pm