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All Saints Church was built and consecrated in 1964 on a gifted parcel of land on the corner of Spear and Swift Streets in South Burlington, Vermont. It was the goal of the architect, Marcel Beaudin, to create an ethereal and other-worldly worship atmosphere, which was accomplished by floor to ceiling walls of variegated blue glass on the entire north and south sides of the nave.
A parish house was added in 1972 in order to provide meeting space for numerous parish and community events, as well as office space. The largest meeting spaces are on the lower level: The Louise Room (1100 sq. ft.) and the Undercroft (1700 sq. ft.) with two rest rooms nearby on that level. The Deforest Room (450 sq. ft.), utilized by many community organizations, is on the upper level.
A dedicated and consecrated memorial garden with a central eighteen foot high timber cross is located adjacent to the southwest corner of the church building. Also on the church land, a permanent eleven circuit meditation labyrinth, patterned after that in Chartes Cathedral was dedicated for community-wide use in 1999.
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All Saints Puppet Players
All Saints Puppet Players was launched in 2014 with the production of the Christmas Nativity Play. Puppets were made and props and staging constructed by parishioners. This Christmas the second production was held, with children as puppeteers. Plans are underway for a summer Vacation Puppet Workshop open to children of the community, with children making puppets and the highlight of the week being a Biblical puppet play.
1250 Spear St
South Burlington, VT 05403-7407
United States
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