While most of us are now painfully familiar with the names of Ukrainian cities such as Mariupol and Kharkiv, what is less well known are the core reasons behind the conflict, as well as the potential mid to long term consequences of the war for the combatant nations, the United States, and its allies. … Continue reading “The Ukraine Crisis: Why It Happened and What Are the Ramifications?”
Click right here Sunday shortly before 10:00 AM to join our next online service. Since 2017, when Steve Crofter and Laurel Green first opened their home in Rockingham to a family in need of asylum in the US, All Souls Church has warmly supported the Community Asylum Seekers Project. In a few short years, in response to the … Continue reading “Neighbors”
Click right here Sunday shortly before 10:00 AM to join our online service. Join the Social and Environmental Action Committee in welcoming our good friend Suzie Walker of Turning Point, the organization with which we will be sharing our February donations. In a time when addiction affects so many of our neighbors, Suzie will tell us about Turning … Continue reading Turning Point
Click right here Sunday shortly before 10:00 AM to join our online service. Join us in this service presented by the Social and Environmental Action Committee, introducing the Ethiopian Community Development Council, with whom we’ll be sharing our Sunday offerings for January. Our guest speaker is Thomas Huddleston, Co-Sponsorship Manager, who will be telling us about how we can … Continue reading Welcome!
Click right here Sunday shortly before 10:00 AM to join our online service. In what is becoming a holiday tradition at All Souls Church, the Social and Environmental Justice Committee hosts Josh Davis, Executive Director of Groundworks, the organization with whom we will be sharing our Sunday offerings for December. As we consider the implications of being without a home … Continue reading A Home for the Holidays
Click right here Sunday shortly before 10:00 AM to join our online service. Join us for this service, presented by the Social and Environmental Action Committee (SEAC), as we welcome Brattleboro Area Hospice, the community organization with which we will be sharing our November offerings. Our guest speaker will be our dear friend, Patty Dunn, Program Coordinator, who will share … Continue reading Seasons of Our Lives
Click right here Sunday shortly before 10:00 AM to join our online service. Join us for this service, presented by the Social and Environmental Justice Committee, as our friends from the Community Asylum Seekers Project bring us up to date on their works and needs in supporting people seeking to build a better life in the U.S. “A Place … Continue reading “A Place of Safety”
Click right here Sunday shortly before 10:00 AM to join our next online service. In this service presented by the Social and Environmental Action Committee and featuring the Women’s Freedom Center, Advocate Shari will tell us about their work in the past year, and explore the importance of building a society in which positive body image and personal empowerment contribute to safe and … Continue reading “You Are Enough”
Click right here Sunday shortly before 10:00 AM to join our online service. If nothing else has come of the struggles of this past year, they seem to have lifted up the matter of race and inequality in America to a new level of awareness. On this Fourth of July, as we rejoice at our emerging freedom from a deadly … Continue reading “The Rich Inheritance of Justice”
For the month of June, we share our Sunday offerings with Edible Brattleboro, whose motto is “Grow Food Everywhere For Everyone.” While transforming public spaces into gardens that feed our community, Edible Brattleboro also strives to raise awareness of the role of agriculture in sustaining a healthy planet. For this Sunday’s service, Marilyn Chiarello and … Continue reading “Seeds of Change, Seeds of Hope”
