Something different is planned this month at the All Souls Church film series — a live event on Sunday, Oct. 28, instead of a film. The church will host Mark Hughes, leader of “40 Days of Fire,” which he describes as “a statewide racial justice community organizing campaign designed to educate and empower folks to participate … Continue reading 40 Days of Fire, Sunday, Oct. 28
This church is our community, our joy, our sanctuary. So many ministries take place in this sacred space and spread beyond these walls, for which I am so very grateful. Gratitude is a great place to be, but sustained community is more than appreciation. I will be joining Catie Berg, Jamie Gibson, Marty Shaw, Eva … Continue reading Spiritual Leadership
The church calendar now has a “Week” button that gives a more detailed view of the calendar. Take a look here and then click Week. There is also a new Events listing under the News menu.
So what’s new at All Souls? Chairs. Monday in the rain we got a delivery of eight new comfy chairs. Jamie and Marty snuck in on Monday evening and jump-started the assembly. Then on Tuesday morning, fueled by coffee and bagels and armed with power screwdrivers, the crew of George, Ellie, Janis, Diana, Beverly, Kathy, … Continue reading Get a peek at the new chairs!
The current version of the All Souls Church directory is now available online in the Members area.
Ever said that you thought you saw something in the All Souls Church newsletter, but now you can’t find the newsletter to look? Well we have you covered. We are building an archive of old and new newsletters for those that want to see them. Click here to browse the newsletter archive You can also … Continue reading Past Newsletters now available
Rev. Jeffrey W. Campbell was a Black minister who dedicated his many talents first to the Universalist denomination and then to the Unitarian Universalist denomination. Despite years of service, excellent references, and a quick mind, Rev. Campbell never found a full-time ministry. Instead, he had to defend himself and his sister from overtly racist attacks … Continue reading Honoring the Campbell Legacies
“We have nothing to Fear but …….Courage!” let’s all be courageous and reach out to connect with folks we might not usually interact with. This might be during coffee hour after the service, during the day at work, or walking through town or your neighborhood. It can be as simple as “Hello, it’s good to … Continue reading From the Caring Circle
