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
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
What is the nature of trust today? What do we aspire to regarding trust? And finally, what might we do regarding trust, in our homes, communities, and our nation? Come worship with us this weekend as we explore “A Claim, An Aim and A Task” in the name of trust! A Claim, An Aim, … Continue reading “A Claim, An Aim, And A Task”
“Beyond Thoughts and Prayers:” On this first Sunday of the month, our Social Environmental Action Committee (SEAC) presents a service featuring GunSense Vermont, with whom we will be sharing our offerings for February. Our guest speaker will be Clai Lasher-Sommers, Executive Director.
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”
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.
Following the monthly theme of “Possibility,” this service will use imagery and story to demonstrate ways in which we are led to believe what we see, and ways in which we can imagine a future we would like to see. Steve Squires will sing “Imagine” by John Lennon. The choir anthem is “Melodies Steal Into … Continue reading “It’s Not The Way I Imagined It”
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.
A joint service featuring Charles Butterfield’s continuing saga’s next episode: “Petula and the Squeaky Snow”. A picture storybook “The Christmas Cat”, set in Marlboro with illustrations by Tasha Tudor will delight the heart and eyes. A multifaceted exploration of the Three Kings Day celebration held in many Latin countries on Jan. 6, with an emphasis … Continue reading Midwinter Stories: A Congregation’s Tales For All Ages
Christmas Eve service – Rev. Shayna Appel will explore the relevancy of the Christmas Story for our time, leading us in a non-traditional Christmas Eve Service, filled with elements old and new: readings, Christmas carols, candle lighting and a message which will touch one’s spirit. And, once again, the ASC Remembrance Committee has lined our driveway for … Continue reading Seasons of Love
