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Sunday, March 30th: Shadows Uplifted 

Abolitionist, teacher, suffragist, public speaker, and poet Frances Harper spent her life fighting for her people and championing racial and sexual justice.  In this lay-led service, church members Marianne Rigatti and Christina Gibbons will explore the words and life of this heroic Unitarian woman. We anticipate that this service will be both in-person and on … Continue reading Sunday, March 30th: Shadows Uplifted 

From the Leadership

  • Message from Rev. Telos for April 2025
    Message From Rev. Telos I open my mouth in astonishment. Praises fall forth with my every breath…. I bless that justice is only just if it transforms me as well as the world outside me. I bless that what is fractured still dares to dream of wholeness. I bless that the good are not those who strive to do good, but strive to allow their hearts to be vulnerable to the inherent dignity of others. I bless that peace can never be impossible, even in the Middle East…. I bless the peace that takes nourishment at the breast of justice. I bless that both singing and silence are possible.  [excerpted from the poem, Simple Amidah by Mark Belletini; Sonata for Voice and Silence] Dear ones,   Yes, our ... read more
  • Message from Rev. Telos for March 2025
    Message From Rev. Telos You are in the story of the world.​ You are the world coming to know itself.​ May you trust that all you will ever say or do​ Belongs in the story of the world. by Ean Huntington Behr Dear ones, We celebrate the women of our history this month, and throughout the year. So many to remember, and we imagine that the path we are on was created and forged by their dedication, work, inspiration and resilience.   We remember Unitarian Margaret Fuller, born in 1810, an author, teacher, feminist, and revolutionary who was influential in the Transcendentalist movement. She was best known for writing the first American manifesto for women’s equality, “Woman of the ... read more

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Events

  • Mar 31, 2025 - 9:30 am
    Crafting at ASC
    Crafting in person until the Spring Fair.  Join us upstairs in the balcony, each Monday morning decorating grape vine wreaths and making spring items including fairy houses. We’ll show you how. The Spring Fair will be May 3rd.  
  • Apr 1, 2025 - 8:30 am
    Church Office Open
    Gretchen’s hours
  • Apr 1, 2025 - 4:00 pm
    Choir Rehearsal
  • Apr 3, 2025 - 8:30 am
    Church Office Open
    Gretchen’s Hours
  • Apr 3, 2025 - 4:00 pm
    *Parish Council Meeting
    To enhance communication and collaboration across formal and informal groups of the congregation.  This meeting is open to all members of All Souls Church UU.   The meeting is available online at ascvt.org   

What’s New

  • West Village Voice Newsletter April 2025
    The Monthly newsletter of All Souls Church, The West Village Voice, is published before the first of each month.    Click here to find the latest edition of The West Village Voice...read more
  • Welcome Spring Fair 2025
    Welcome Spring Fair – Saturday May 3, 2025                         Our 7th Annual All Souls Unitarian Universalist Welcome Spring Fair takes place on Saturday, May 3rd, from 10 am to 3 p.m. The event will feature beautiful artisan spring wreaths and crafts.  We will have raffle baskets, ...read more
  • Latest E-News March 27 – April 2, 2025
    The All Souls Church E-news usually comes out on Thursdays. If you would like to receive it in your inbox, please contact the office at Below is a copy of the latest E-news. Click here to find older issues of the weekly enews. We are trying a new way to deliver the weekly e-news ...read more
  • West Village Voice Newsletter March 2025
    The Monthly newsletter of All Souls Church, The West Village Voice, is published before the first of each month.    Click here to find the latest edition of The West Village Voice...read more
  • Honoring Martin Luther King
    All Souls Church and the NAACP of Windham County invite you to honor the legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King. Details below....read more