All Saints Outreach • July 26, 2026

An Evening of Music

Thank you to everyone who joined us for a joyful evening of live music in the chapel and fellowship at the Arbor. Together, we made a real difference for our neighbors.

See photos from the evening

A Night to Remember

What a wonderful evening! Three talented local artists filled the chapel with music, and afterward we gathered at the Arbor for a reception of light refreshments and warm conversation. We are deeply grateful to our performers, our volunteers, and everyone who came out to celebrate music and community for a meaningful cause.

Together We Raised

$2,000

Every dollar from the evening supports Smoky Mountain Harm Reduction, serving our neighbors right here in the community.

Supporting Smoky Mountain Harm Reduction

Smoky Mountain Harm Reduction on Georgia Rd. provides compassionate care and support to our neighbors. Thank you for helping us give back through the gift of music.

The three performers standing with Fr. in the chapel in front of the stained-glass windows after the concert
The three featured musicians smiling together in the chapel by the stained-glass windows
The chapel filled with guests in the pews as a performer plays at the front beneath the stained-glass windows
Jamie Rasso singing into the microphone while playing acoustic guitar during the concert
Diana New performing with her guitar at the microphone in front of the stained-glass windows
Diana New speaking to the audience between songs during the concert
A couple enjoying plates of food under the canopy tent at the reception
Three guests smiling together at the outdoor reception
Guests gathered at the sweet tea and beverage table under the Arbor pergola
A group of five members posing together on the lawn at sunset
A member of the clergy holding a plate at the reception with the mountains behind
A smiling couple under the canopy tent, the reception in full swing behind them
Three guests at a reception table with downtown Franklin in the background
Two gentlemen enjoying conversation at the wine table under the pergola
Three members posing together beside the white pergola
A guest on the church lawn at sunset during the reception
Guests gathered around a table under the canopy tent with downtown Franklin behind them
Members enjoying fellowship by the white Arbor pergola and the beverage table
Guests at the refreshment table under the tent with the Blue Ridge mountains in the distance
A guest with a drink sharing a laugh in conversation under the Arbor pergola while others sit together nearby

Our Performers

A heartfelt thank you to the three talented local artists who took the stage.

Jamie Rasso singing into a microphone while playing acoustic guitar

Jamie Rasso

Jamie Rasso is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist in Franklin, NC. He has spent 22 years performing both as a solo act and in numerous bands across the country before settling in Franklin where, in addition to performing by himself, he plays in two local groups, Grizzly Mammoth and Alton Lane. His musical tastes cover a wide range, from classical music to traditional blues and jazz to experimental progressive rock and all genres in between.

Diana New wearing a black hat and holding a vintage archtop guitar

Diana New

Diana is a full time Instructor of English Studies at Western Carolina University and part time singer/songwriter out of Franklin, NC, influenced by artists from Bob Dylan, Cat Stevens, and Jim Croce to old school and new wave Bluegrass and Appalachian Folk/Americana.

Brian Van Fleet smiling with his hands clasped, standing beneath colorful draped fabrics and floral garlands

Brian Van Fleet

Brian has a deep appreciation for the diversity of this Earth, and has lived around the world experiencing different cultures, and life as he understands it. On his travels, he has acquired an expansive admiration of world music and its fusions. He's been playing piano for himself since a young age, and hopes that you appreciate this piece of his peace of mind.