Rev. Clarence Brickman, rector of St. Paul’s, Lansing, met with Episcopal students at MSC Union; Canterbury Club was organized under the guidance of Dr. Harry Kimber of the history department.

Rev. William Clebsch appointed first fulltime chaplain, served three years.

Rev. William Clebsch resigned to join faculty of Virginia Theological Seminary.

Services conducted by Rev. Norman Kinzie, MSU faculty member, acting chaplain for a year.

First service was held at  444 Abbott Rd., East Lansing.

Chapel dedicated on Whitsunday.

Conversation began between Rev. Gordon Jones and Rev. George Selway, rector of St. Paul’s concerning establishment of an independent parish. Committee to negotiate was established.

Rev. Gordon Jones became first rector of All Saints.

Parish voted to purchase property from the Belknaps for a church building at 800 Abbott Road, “made possible by gifts from Dr. & Mrs. Leonard Folkers and Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Mayhew."

Parish began holding Sunday morning services at Bailey School. Weekday and special services at University Lutheran Church on Ann St., East Lansing.

Ground broken for new building.

Ash Wednesday.  First service held in the new building at 800 Abbott Rd. University Lutheran returned rent money for purchase of pews; balance paid by Bishop Emrich.

Rev. Robert Gardner was called to minister to married students.

Rev. Henry Fukui was appointed assistant minister to All Saints.

Rev. Henry Fukui resigned.

Rev. Gordon Jones resigned to become rector of St. Andrews, Ann Arbor.

Rev. George Tuma resigned.

Rev. Frederick Nolting appointed associate rector with particular responsibility for Christian Education. Vestry authorized holding of campus services at the Alumni Memorial Chapel. Originally one service at 9:30 a.m., another at 5 or 5:15 pm. Later the early service was dropped because other campus ministries wished to hold morning services at the chapel.

Groundbreaking for addition to All Saints. Episcopal Ministry at Michigan State University (EMMSU) was established as a separate ministry, with the approval of the National Church, the College Work Committee of the Diocese of Michigan, and the clergy and vestry of All Saints Parish. Board of Trustees: Bishop’s representative, Fifth Province representative, Capital Convocation representative, the chaplain(s), rector of All Saints, All Saints Vestry representative, two members of the parish, and four students.  Chaplain to be called by board with rector having veto power. Chaplain and board responsible to Diocese of Michigan through program department.

First services held in the newly enlarged church.

Rev. Edward Roth resigned.

Rev. Fred Nolting resigned.

Rev. William Eddy, Jr. was called to be third rector.

Dedication of the new structure held in conjunction with the installation of Rev. William A. Eddy.

Rev. Robert Gardner on one year sabbatical leave to study at Oxford University in England. In his absence, Rev. George Tuma became part time acting chaplain.

Rev. Jeffrey Meadowcroft became assistant minister.

Rev. Jeffrey Meadowcroft resigned.

Rev. Robert Gardner resigned to counsel draft dodgers in Canada. Rev. Richard Randall became assistant minister.

Parish Information brochure lists four active Guilds: Altar Guild, St. Anne’s, St. Hilda’s and St. Monica’s.

Rev. Jack Hilyard became chaplain.

Rev. Jack Hilyard became chaplain to MSU. Parish letter from Bill Eddy mentions Rev. Gerry Linz moved to Georgia.

Rev. William Eddy resigned. Rev. Edward G. Rice became third rector.

Rev. Ted Rice resigned to become rector of St. Paul’s, Dedham, Mass.

Rev. Caroline M. Stacey was installed as fifth rector.

Capital campaign raises $960,000 for renovations, and construction of chapel.

Rev. Stacey leaves for St. Luke’s in the Field, New York City.