What does “worship” mean? Are there ways to achieve it other than the spoken word? In this service, we’ll explore the power of both communal silence and singing together. We anticipate that this service will be hybrid, both in person and via zoom. Click here just before 10:00 Am for the link to the service.
As we begin to transition from Spring into Fall, join us as congregation members of all ages tell us why their favorite hymns are special to them, and invite us to sing those hymns together. All services begin at 10:00 am. Child care is available. We anticipate that this service will be both in-person and … Continue reading Sunday September 1st – “Come, Sing a Song With Me:” A Celebration of Singing Together.”
Voices of Summer led by Karen Tyler and Maisie Crowther As we wind through summertime, we will hear reflections that explore leisure and the cycles of life. Join us for an Ice Cream Social after the church service, led by the RE Team! We anticipate that this service will be both in-person and on Zoom. Click right here Sunday shortly … Continue reading Voices of Summer
Protecting Health Care For All Our theme for June is “The Gift of Renewal,” a reminder that the organizations with whom we share our monthly offerings need our ongoing support. Join us as we welcome Planned Parenthood (Brattleboro Health Center), and hear volunteer Keira Carmichael share her personal perspective on their work. We anticipate that … Continue reading Renewing Our Commitment
Join us on this first Sunday of the month as we welcome Interim Director Scott Aronowitz of the Boys and Girls Club of Brattleboro, with whom we will be sharing our offerings for the month of April. Scott will talk about how the organization inspires and assists the young people of our community to realize … Continue reading “Those Who Need Us Most”
It’s Never Too Late for Love: Hospice work teaches us that the end of life can be filled with surprises and spiritual gifts. We anticipate that this service will be both in-person and on Zoom. Click right here Sunday shortly before 10 a.m. to join via Zoom. Join us as we host Brattleboro Area Hospice, with … Continue reading It’s Never Too Late for Love
Our service on the first Sunday in December celebrating Groundworks Collaborative, with whom we share our offerings for the month, has become an annual ASC tradition. Join guest speaker Josh Davis in his last official appearance as Executive Director, as well as musician Alouette Iselin, who will lead us in her two beautiful songs for the season. Greeter: … Continue reading “Home Again”
Our animal companions are beloved family members, confidantes, and the source of deep joy and support. This month we share our Sunday offerings with the Windham County Humane Society. Join us as Dr. Susan Kelly, DVM, talks about the work they do to make it possible for our human and animal neighbors to share their … Continue reading The Interdependent Web
Inherent in our identity as a UU church is a deep commitment to social justice. At All Souls, our First Sunday services that highlight “sharing the plate” with organizations that serve the vulnerable in our community are a small part of what we strive to do as a congregation and as individuals. With summer ending … Continue reading “Service Is Our Prayer”
We can proudly reflect on a powerful legacy of activism for justice and independence throughout the history of Unitarian Universalism. What have we learned and what inspires us individually and as a community to stay “fired up”, to take meaningful action steps and face a pivotal crossroad of divisive spirituality in the complicated present days. … Continue reading “Holding Firm on Freedom”
