Announcements

• An Introduction to Unitarian Universalism from the Unitarian Universalist Association

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• Sunday Services Schedule

   

  Welcome to All Souls New London
  A UUA Breakthrough Congregation
  A Welcoming Congregation

  Reverend Carolyn Patierno, Senior Minister
  Reverend Caitlin O'Brien, Associate Minister
  Perry Montrose, Director of Faith Formation
  Tonya Laymon, Choir Director

  Sunday Services
  9:30 and 11:15 a.m.|
  (unless noted below)
  
  
  Faith Formation classes grades pre-K through 8th
  grade during the 9:30 service. High school
  youth group meets during the second service.
  
  Nursery Care is provided for infants
  and toddlers during the first service.
   

   

  March Ministry Theme: Faith

   

  March 1: “What Do We Mean When We Talk About ‘Faith’?”
  Two Services: 9:30 and 11:15 a.m.
  Worship Leader: Reverend Carolyn Patierno

  Former UUA President William Sinkford suggested that UUs cultivate a “language of reverence”. We’ve been cultivating for quite some time. What does that language sound like? We’ll begin this month-long examination of faith by exploring what “faith” means.

   

   

  March 8: “That Old Time Religion: The Faith of the Universalist”
  Two Services: 9:30 and 11:15 a.m.
  Worship Leader: Reverend Carolyn Patierno

  This year marks the 250th anniversary of American Universalism. Once thought of as a heretical and radical faith, its saving message is no less powerful for time gone by. How might we center that saving message over two centuries later?

   

   

  March 15: “Looking Cancer in the Eye”
  Two Services: 9:30 and 11:15 a.m.
  Worship Leader: Reverend Caitlin O’Brien

  My philosophy of life and death has to address the fact that, among other perils of living, more than one third of us will develop a cancer from within. What is its source? Biologically speaking, what strengthens or weakens it? And spiritually speaking, what is the most balanced way I might relate to it? We’ll look carefully and tread lightly, together.

  Dedicated Offering: General Assembly scholarship. All Souls is given five delegates for GA. These monies will subsidize their registration fees.

  
  Community Offering: in honor of Women’s History Month, we’ll collect menstrual supplies to be given to the Visiting Nurses Association and the New London Public Schools.

   

   

  March 22: “Tending the Stories”
  Two Services: 9:30 and 11:15 a.m.
  Worship Leader: Ann Kadlecek, Ministerial Intern

  We all carry stories about how the world is, who we are, what matters most, and where we can place our trust. These stories become lenses through which we perceive and interpret experiences, and ultimately shape our sense of identity and our faith. How might tending our stories help us navigate all the twists and turns and re-imaginings, on this journey that is our life?

   

   

  March 29: Youth Led Service
  One Service: 10 a.m.
  Worship Leaders: Youth Group

  Our youth are deeply affected by gun violence and its effect shows up daily in their lives, as schools prepare for the unthinkable. Our Youth Group will take a deep look at what causes gun violence, how we are learning to cope with the fear it creates, and what can be done to stop it. Join them on a journey to find where the hope for a less violent society resides.

   

  Black Lives Matter Public Witness
  between Sunday services, rain or shine.

   

  Next Circle Supper is Saturday March 21.
  Click here for more information.
   

   
• Capital Campaign - We Are Building a New Way

  Click here for the "Home Page" -
  news about our Building Expansion Project

  Click here for lots of
  good information on our
  Capital Campaign.

  And click here to download our
  financial commitment form.
   

  Click here to donate to 
  our Capital Campaign

   
• Refugees Welcome

   

  
• We Are a Sanctuary Congregation