All Saints' Episcopal Church, Episcopal church in Beverly Hills, California, United States

All Saints' Episcopal Church stands at 504 North Camden Drive in Beverly Hills, California. The congregation first met at the Beverly Hills Hotel in 1922, and a chapel was built in 1926. A new church building was erected in 1951 while the chapel was preserved, and the 1951 church holds an organ made by Casavant Frères.

The congregation first met at the Beverly Hills Hotel from 1922. A chapel was built in 1926, and the church became a parish in its own right in 1935. In 1951 a new church building was erected while the chapel was preserved; its organ was made by Casavant Frères that same year.

The parish belongs to the Congregational LGBT Ministries of the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles. Each week it serves 'The Monday Meal' to 130 to 150 guests, many of them homeless; in March 2012 artist Lisa Lesniak sold her paintings of the homeless to raise funds for this work.

The church stands at 504 North Camden Drive in Beverly Hills. Its Monday Meal serves 130 to 150 guests weekly, many of them homeless, so the grounds are busiest around that outreach. The 1951 church and the preserved 1926 chapel are both on site.

The Casavant Frères organ was built for the 1951 church, and the 1926 chapel was kept standing when the larger building replaced it. Rev. Carol Anderson, rector from 1977, was the first woman to hold that post here.