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• 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
  
  
  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.
   

  January Ministry Theme:  Deepening

  Words to live by:
  “Let there be no purpose for friendship
  save the deepening of the spirit.”
  ~Khalil Gibran

   

  January 19: Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Sunday
  Two Services: 9:30 and 11:15
  Worship Leader:  Reverend Carolyn Patierno

  There is a photograph of Rev. Dr. King that I keep close to me.  He is sitting in front of multiple microphones but he is looking down and contemplative.  What kind of strength must we draw on in order to do the work of justice?  From what well did King himself draw and what may we learn from his example? 

  New London Food Pantry Offering:  canned beans  (baked beans, kidney beans, etc.)

   

   

  January 26:  Sacred Rest: A Unitarian Universalist Sabbath.
  Two Services:  9:30 and 11:15 a.m.
  Worship Leaders:  Reverends Carolyn Patierno and Caitlin O’Brien
  Preacher:  Ann Kadlecek, Ministerial Intern

  
  The spiritual practice of Sabbath was so central to ancient Israelite religion that it was included as one of the Ten Commandments from God. Today, it might be hard to imagine incorporating a Sabbath into our demanding, high-tech lives. But what if we tried? What might Sabbath have to offer us today?

  Mission Offering:  To support All souls’ operating budget, (see page 13 of our newsletter for more information)

   

  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 the link below to donate to
  our Capital Campaign.  Thank you!
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• Refugees Welcome

   

  
• We Are a Sanctuary Congregation