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Taking Action, Finding Hope

This First Sunday service, presented by the Social and Environmental Action Committee, will help us reclaim hopefulness while highlighting the work of the Community Asylum Seekers Project, with whom we will be sharing our offerings for the month of March. Steve Crofter, Executive Director of CASP and a long-time friend of ASC, will be our … Continue reading Taking Action, Finding Hope

All Souls Church activities cancelled Sunday, Feb. 24

Leadership at All Souls Church has considered the weather forecast of a wintry mix of snow and freezing rain on Sunday morning, February 24. Due to the probability of hazardous driving conditions, all activities at All Souls Church are cancelled on Sunday, February 24

Mending our Broken Chalice

What would it be like if our UU worship service centered entirely around the voices and the experiences of black Unitarian Universalists?  What truths might we hear, however difficult?  What might we learn?  How might these black UU leaders teach us to be better allies, better siblings in faith, and even better citizens in our … Continue reading Mending our Broken Chalice

“Poetic Justice”

Here is an opportunity to reinforce our allegiance to the moral conviction of possibility. Our inspirational resources will include both published and in-house poetry and the words of Martin Luther King Jr. We have all been touched by the vivid commitment to a vision of possibilities in MLK’s infamous “I Have a Dream” speech. Who … Continue reading “Poetic Justice”

Sunday Service Cancelled

Due to the impending inclement weather and, in the interest of safety for all, our January 20 Sunday service at All Souls Church is cancelled. All other activities that were planned for Jan. 20 are also cancelled including Small Group Ministry and Compassionate Friends of Brattleboro.

Bending Toward Justice

This service, coordinated by SEAC, will consider the ongoing struggle for racial justice in America. We will be sharing our Sunday offerings for January with the Windham County NAACP, whose founder and president, Steffen Gillom, will be our guest speaker.