Christians, does your church celebrate All Saints Day? If so, how do you celebrate it?

We had a special mass on the Feast Day - November 1st. It happened to fall on a Sunday this year but even when it is int he middle of the week we are required to attend mass that day. The altar and priest were wearing white to symbolize the triumph of the saints in heaven with our Lord.

With a service in the morning, and a concert in the evening including a Requiem.

I used to be in the choir, and I loved the feel of the music for All Saints & All Souls. Creepy and moving.

Sadly, after graduating from High school, choir ended and I stopped going to church. I've since educated myself much more in the Religion & Spirituality department.

The music was great though, I miss it!

No.

Title of sermon: From the beginning it was not so.

Scripture reference was Romans 1:24-32.

My American Baptist church celebrated it for the first time this year, with a reading of the names of friends and relatives who had died over the past year while tolling a bell at each name. We also had flowers for the dead, and a sermon on what it means to be a saint.

All Saints Day is a Catholic holy day. It is the day that all the saints are honored. I don't know of any other Christian sect that observes it.

Yes, we have a special Mass.

No - don't celebrate it - traditional rubbish..

No.

by weeing on the bibles :D

Oh yeah, we pray. =)