SUNDAY SERVICE
All are Welcome to Sunday Service online at 10:30 am
Know you are one with community as you join us for online service.
As we care for our communities and neighbors during this time of COVID-19, our services will happen online via Zoom, an easy-to-use video conferencing site.
While we're staying away from one another in person, let's stay connected online.
Service is Sunday at 10:30 am and lasts about 60 minutes online via Zoom, an easy-to-use video conferencing site. Join us for a variety of topics, led by different members and friends of All Souls. People of all ages are welcome and invited. Use this link on Sunday morning at 10:30. To attend a Sunday Service, meeting or connection circle, connect with us on Zoom
By using Zoom, we can see one another’s faces and hear each other’s voices
(you can choose to participate off camera if you wish).
If the technology is a barrier,
you can call in by phone instead of connecting by computer or tablet and enter
Meeting ID : 965 7100 6038
Dial by your location
+1 301 715 8592 US (Germantown)
+1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago)
+1 646 558 8656 US (New York)
Find your local number: https://zoom.us/u/apI3OzUAb
As we care for our communities and neighbors during this time of COVID-19, our services will happen online via Zoom, an easy-to-use video conferencing site.
While we're staying away from one another in person, let's stay connected online.
Service is Sunday at 10:30 am and lasts about 60 minutes online via Zoom, an easy-to-use video conferencing site. Join us for a variety of topics, led by different members and friends of All Souls. People of all ages are welcome and invited. Use this link on Sunday morning at 10:30. To attend a Sunday Service, meeting or connection circle, connect with us on Zoom
By using Zoom, we can see one another’s faces and hear each other’s voices
(you can choose to participate off camera if you wish).
If the technology is a barrier,
you can call in by phone instead of connecting by computer or tablet and enter
Meeting ID : 965 7100 6038
Dial by your location
+1 301 715 8592 US (Germantown)
+1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago)
+1 646 558 8656 US (New York)
Find your local number: https://zoom.us/u/apI3OzUAb
Service is online at this time
Service Themes
Service theme for the month of April
What does it mean to be a people of becoming?
April 4, 2021: Easter Sunday
10:30 am
Rev. Joanna Lubkin
As Easter celebrates the story of Jesus being brought back to life, we reflect on that which has helped bring us back to life when times were hardest. Several All Souls members share their own stories as part of the Loved Into Being stewardship campaign. Wear your florals or your Easter bonnet if you'd like, and let's celebrate the rebirth of spring!
April 11, 2021: All Souls Writing Group Sharing Sunday
10:30 am
All Souls Spiritual Writing Group
Exploring the art of writing to find one's self. Over the past year, the Writing Group has discovered much about ourselves while developing a spiritual practice of writing. Come hear our stories and discoveries, and see what may be there for you to discover.
April 18, 2021: Becoming and Unbecoming
10:30 am
Rev. Joanna Lubkin
Theologian Albert Schweitzer said, "The path of awakening is not about becoming who you are. Rather it is about unbecoming who you are not." This Sunday, we explore growth, discernment, authenticity, and shedding that which no longer serves us.
April 25, 2021: Our Lives are in Each Other's Hands
10:30 am
Martha Durkee-Neuman, Guest Minister
A global health crisis has shown us the change we are capable of becoming when we know that our lives are in each other's hands. But the climate crisis teaches us that this is true all the time. In this moment, we reflect on what it looks like to follow the leadership of young people in our movement for environmental justice while we hold the tensions between our first and seventh principles and work to transform ourselves and our world for climate justice.
Martha Durkee-Neuman (she/her) is a lifelong UU and young adult organizer originally from the Pacific Northwest, now living in Malden, MA. She serves as a Director of Religious Education, first year seminarian, and a grassroots political trainer working on helping people run for office. Martha is passionate about transformative justice, interfaith community building, and abolition. She can usually be found storytelling, dancing, and conducting Zoom finger puppet theater.
Recordings of some of our services below
Service Themes
Service theme for the month of April
What does it mean to be a people of becoming?
April 4, 2021: Easter Sunday
10:30 am
Rev. Joanna Lubkin
As Easter celebrates the story of Jesus being brought back to life, we reflect on that which has helped bring us back to life when times were hardest. Several All Souls members share their own stories as part of the Loved Into Being stewardship campaign. Wear your florals or your Easter bonnet if you'd like, and let's celebrate the rebirth of spring!
April 11, 2021: All Souls Writing Group Sharing Sunday
10:30 am
All Souls Spiritual Writing Group
Exploring the art of writing to find one's self. Over the past year, the Writing Group has discovered much about ourselves while developing a spiritual practice of writing. Come hear our stories and discoveries, and see what may be there for you to discover.
April 18, 2021: Becoming and Unbecoming
10:30 am
Rev. Joanna Lubkin
Theologian Albert Schweitzer said, "The path of awakening is not about becoming who you are. Rather it is about unbecoming who you are not." This Sunday, we explore growth, discernment, authenticity, and shedding that which no longer serves us.
April 25, 2021: Our Lives are in Each Other's Hands
10:30 am
Martha Durkee-Neuman, Guest Minister
A global health crisis has shown us the change we are capable of becoming when we know that our lives are in each other's hands. But the climate crisis teaches us that this is true all the time. In this moment, we reflect on what it looks like to follow the leadership of young people in our movement for environmental justice while we hold the tensions between our first and seventh principles and work to transform ourselves and our world for climate justice.
Martha Durkee-Neuman (she/her) is a lifelong UU and young adult organizer originally from the Pacific Northwest, now living in Malden, MA. She serves as a Director of Religious Education, first year seminarian, and a grassroots political trainer working on helping people run for office. Martha is passionate about transformative justice, interfaith community building, and abolition. She can usually be found storytelling, dancing, and conducting Zoom finger puppet theater.
Recordings of some of our services below
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