Come and join us to feast and dance during the longest night of the year, Summer Solstice. We will start with a potluck at 5 PM, followed by music and dancing, offered once again by Sharon and Daniel, with special guest violinist Phil Bloch! A time of vibrant energy and abundant light, come to … Continue reading 4th Annual Summer Solstice Celebration!
A Community Pride Service will be held at All Souls Church, UU, to honor LGBTQ+ strength and resilience, through music, readings and reflection. Sponsored by the Brattleboro Area Interfaith Leaders Alliance (BAILA) in collaboration with Out in the Open, this service is open to all. Out In the Open’s mission is to connect rural LGBTQ+ … Continue reading Community Pride Service at ASC
Artist’s reception for Elizabeth Lewis’ exhibit of multimedia bird collages, All Souls Church, West Village Meeting House, 29 South Street, West Brattleboro, up the hill from the West B fire station.
Housewares, small furniture that is easily liftable; also clothing for all ages in tip top shape; puzzles, games and toys; books and music, and jewelry too. Annual fundraiser for All Souls Church.
Becky Graber’s Good Trouble Street Choir will headline a benefit concert at All Souls Church on September 19 at 7 PM. Other performers on the bill will include Lisa McCormick, Big Woods Voices, and the MacArthur family. The concert is still in the planning stages and other performers may be added. The concert will be … Continue reading Benefit Concert for Indivisible, featuring Big Woods Voices
Join us as we gather again as an interfaith community for a simple supper together and then a conversation to strengthen and support our larger circle of faith.
Join us and invite friends to a Book Reading and Presentation on Saturday, October 4th at 7 PM – All for You: A World War II Family Memoir of Love, Separation, and Loss by NH author Dena Rueb Romero Author Dena Rueb Romero grew up in Hanover, NH, the daughter of a Lutheran mother and … Continue reading Book Reading: “All for You – A WWII Family Memoir of Love, Separation and Loss.”
Supper and Gathering
