Let’s meet with open hearts! Together we will celebrate some of the traditions around the holidays that emphasize gratitude and generosity. If you would like to suggest a story, poem, or song, please contact the service leader, Christina Gibbons. We anticipate that this service will be both in-person and on Zoom. Click right here Sunday … Continue reading Sunday, December 15th – Holiday Voices
Finding our way through this season, where there is common ground in reflection and celebration across traditions! 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. Click here to read our protocols for in-person attendance. Child Care available every Sunday. Click here to … Continue reading Sunday, December 8th – Everyone Belongs
Join us for what has become an All Souls Church tradition on this first Sunday in December, as we welcome Groundworks Collaborative, which provides support in meeting the basic needs of many of our neighbors. As has become our custom, we will be sharing our Sunday offerings for the month of December with this organization, … Continue reading Sunday, December 1st – Until the Dark Time Ends.
Oh, we give thanks for this precious day, for all gathered here, and those far away; For this time we share with love and care, Oh, we give thanks for this precious day. (Wendy Luella Perkins) A service of gratitude, we will share what we are thankful for, and re-commit to sharing the power of … Continue reading Sunday, November 24th – We Give Thanks
We all know that there is an end to life in physical form. How do we embrace and prepare for this human experience? Cappy Nunlist is an active member of our sister congregation in Norwich, VT, UU Congregation of the Upper Valley (UUCUV). She is a retired lawyer and professor at the Vermont Law School. … Continue reading Sunday, November 17th – Dying: It’s not All About You
Sunday, November 10th – An Honor to Serve led by Rev. Telos Whitfield. It truly is an honor to serve All Souls as your minister but what does it mean to serve? Do our beliefs and ideas effect our ability to serve? Through my partner, a Navy Veteran who served during the final years of … Continue reading Sunday, November 10th – An Honor to Serve
Our lay-led service this Sunday will feature Chris Chapman from the Brattleboro Area Walk In Clinic, a non profit agency that offers medical services to adults who cannot otherwise afford to pay. The Clinic is staffed by volunteer medics but depends on fundraising and donations to operate. We will be sharing our collection plate with … Continue reading Sunday November 3rd – Health Care Where Needed
What does it mean to listen to ourselves, each other and the world around us? To navigate these chaotic and unsettling times, we deepen into ways of hearing and responding through our ears, our hearts and our bodies. We anticipate that this service will be both in-person and on Zoom. Click right here Sunday shortly before … Continue reading To Truly Listen led by Rev. Telos Whitfield
Our guest speaker is an old friend of ASC, Amer Latif, who is a professor of Comparative Religion at Emerson College. He will reflect on the wealth of presence and awareness in light of Jesus’ words: “To everyone who has will more be given, and he will have abundance; but from him who has not, … Continue reading The Rich Get Richer with Amer Latif
Mike lives at Pine Heights in Brattleboro but is a longtime member of the UU congregation in Derby Line, VT, and a spiritualist minister. We will explore the life of St. Francis of Assisi and offer a blessing of our hands, as we re-commit to our care and love for our animals. We anticipate that … Continue reading Reluctant Saint – St. Francis Vision and the Animals! with Rev. Telos with Mike Gruteke
