Welcome to All Souls - where all souls are welcome!
All Souls Unitarian Universalist Congregation is a liberal religious congregation that nurtures lifelong spiritual development.
We covenant to create a welcoming, caring, justice seeking community within and beyond these walls.
ORDER A POINSETTIA for display in the sanctuary during Holiday services and then take it home with you after the Christmas Eve service to give as a gift on Christmas Day or to enjoy for the rest of the Holiday season. Plants are $13 each. Click here to print out the order form, then either mail it or bring it to All Souls by December 15th.
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Sunday Services
Online and in person - 10:00 am
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DECEMBER
MINISTRY THEME: BEAUTY/AWE
December 14: Paper Bag Christmas Pageant
Worship Leaders: Perry Montrose and Arlene Stoltz
Liturgist: Pam Gray
A multigenerational extravaganza, retelling the ancient story of Jesus’ birth. All are invited to participate. Costumes will be provided in a – you guessed it – paper bag, labeled for the cast of characters. As you arrive, you are invited to pick a bag and put on the costume. For those who wish to remain seated there will be animal masks or stars.
A sharing circle for Caregivers and the Social Justice and SciFi gathering will follow the service.
December 21: Winter Solstice Service (4:30 p.m.)
This year’s Solstice Service will feature the return of “Solstice Cycle,” written and adapted by Suzanne Wingrove-Haugland.
Food to the People collection: canned and boxed soups
December 24: Candlelight Christmas Eve Service (6 p.m.)
"Do You Hear What I Hear"
Worship Leader: Rev. Verdis Levar Robinson
Liturgist:
The lights dim and we gather to celebrate the ancient story’s beauty and resonance. Hope born again!
Dedicated Offering: Minister's Discretionary Fund
December 28: "Kwanzaa and Unitarian Universalism"
Worship Leader:
Liturgist:
Together, we will explore Kwanzaa, a contemporary African American celebration of life, honoring its history and discerning its relationship to Unitarian Universalism.
Black Lives Matter
