Campus Use
You are welcome to use All Saints Church Campus in Sunderland, MD.
All Saints invites you to hold your next event at its beautiful and historic campus in the heart of Calvert County! We are currently booking:
- Weddings, anniversaries, and recommitment ceremonies
- Family reunions
- Fundraisers, non-profit organization activities
- Corporate meetings, retreats
- Musical recitals
- Speaking engagements
- Birthdays and holiday parties
- Memorial and funeral services
Conveniently located at the intersection of Rt. 4 and Rt. 2 in Sunderland, MD, All Saints proudly offers the following areas for private use:
- 18th-century Georgian-style brick church building suitable for concerts and presentations
- Picturesque labyrinth and gardens
- Reception facilities
- Commercial-grade kitchen
- Medium-sized banquet room in the Parish Hall downstairs (seats up to 99)
- Medium-sized meeting room in the Parish Hall upstairs (seats up to 40)
- Small meeting room in the Parish Hall upstairs (seats up to 12)
- Rolling landscaped grounds with ample room for your tents and/or picnic equipment
- Parking
Contact the church office at 410-257-6306 for additional information on booking a space for your next event.
- Application for Use (pdf)
- Campus Use Policy and Procedures (pdf)
- Donation Guidelines (pdf)
- Application and Information (pdf)
Cemetery
All Saints Parish is a historic Episcopal church, one of the 30 original Anglican parishes created in 1692 to encompass the Province of Maryland. In 1693, its first parish church, a log structure, was built on an acre of land called Kemp’s Desire, donated by Thomas Hillary. This log church was expanded in 1703-1704 and repaired at least four times before being replaced on a hilltop between MD Routes 4, 262, and 2 by the present brick building.
Genealogy
With more than 325 years of continuous use, our parish and campus are rich with history. Today’s churchyard covers 5 acres, complete with a modern labyrinth and an extensive graveyard, the final resting place of ancestors of Calvert County’s oldest families. One of the oldest grave sites dates to before the Revolutionary War and reads:
Here lied the Body of
JAMES POORE
Who Departed this Life the 12th
Day of January 1763
Aged 55 Years 1 Month
And 3 Days
CLICK HERE to research your genealogy at All Saints Cemetery in Sunderland, Maryland