In this lay-led service, Church member Martha Nelson will consider how this poet, living in 19th century Calvinist Amherst, forged a personal spirituality grounded in her felt experience of nature, hope, grief, joy, and love. An intuited sense of the divine residing in all of creation is the overriding theme of her poetry. … Continue reading Sunday, May 31st – The Grounded Spirituality of Emily Dickinson.
In these ever increasingly difficult times, the relationships we build with one another are essential for continued resilience, adaptability and the generation of creative solutions. Join us as we welcome our neighbors from 69a to share about the important work they are doing in downtown Brattleboro. 69a is a community art space that welcomes all … Continue reading Sunday June 7th- Moving from Compassion to Action: Listening and Relationship Building with 69a.
We will hold a special service of music and readings, with UU ministers to speak, as we install our Rev. Telos. A reception will follow. Click here shortly before 2 PM to access the service via zoom. In the unlikely event you are asked for a password, it is “123456”
We will have our shortened worship service to honor fatherhood, share an early coffee hour and… watch live streaming UUA General Assembly Sunday Worship at 11am! Click here shortly before 11 AM to access the service via zoom. In the unlikely event you are asked for a password, it is “123456”
We will hear and honor the experiences of our LGBTQ+ members, traveling with them through their journeys of living. In these times in our country when rights are being rolled back and safety is being challenged, we come together in celebration and honor to affirm that Everyone Is Welcome and beloved at All Souls Church. … Continue reading Sunday, June 28th – Celebrating Our Pride! led by Rev. Telos Whitfield
We anticipate that this service will be both in-person and on Zoom. Click right here Sunday shortly before 10:00 a.m. to join via Zoom. Masks are not required for in-person attendance, but anyone is welcome to wear one. Our Buddhist friends tell us that pain is inevitable, but suffering is optional. Could the same be said … Continue reading Our Next Service