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
January 3, 2021: A Question Box Sermon
Rev. Joanna Lubkin, Minister
Come with your questions, your wonderings, and your great mysteries. This interactive service is a chance for a conversation between the congregation and our minister. What do you wonder about?
January 10, 2021: Imagine You Could Do it on Purpose
Rev. Megan Visser, Guest Minister
Dolly Parton famously said, “Find out who you are and do it on purpose.” Sometimes the path of discovering ourselves is not straight-forward, but once we’ve figured it out, we need some encouragement to fully commit and let our whole self shine. Unitarian Universalism at its best guides us through covenant to find out who we are together and do it on purpose. Let's explore together all that is possible when our wild imagination meets with our deepest intentions.
Rev. Megan Visser serves the UU Congregation of Santa Clarita Valley in Southern California. For the past ten years, she was a professor at Starr King School for the Ministry, a UU theological school. Now, her community ministry continues as she works on doctoral research focused on religious/spiritual coping, supports congregations in serving people with chronic conditions, and coaches individual UUs in embodied somatic practices. She loves sharing worship with congregations whose spirit and values embrace joy and liberation. She lives in Hollywood with her wife Stefanie, her cat Emerson and a dog Violet.
January 17: Another World is Possible
Rev. Joanna Lubkin, Minister
What's just beyond your view? In honor of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., we explore ways to expand our horizons, leveling up in our own work for justice and anti-oppression.
January 24 at 10:30 am: Community Sunday
by the Social Action Environment Committee
The focus of the service will be to continue talking about points raised in the Dec. 15 All Souls discussion of the GA Ware Lecture, “Why We’re Ready for Radical Change”, by Naomi Klein. This discussion is helpful in our planning, in the words of Rev. Susan Federick-Grey: to ”…give all we can to defend democracy, dignity, and liberation and to put people and the planet finally and resolutely above profits.” (By the President, Fall 2020 UUWorld, p. 4)
The SAEC realizes this is not an easy discussion and that there are different views on what our faith calls us to do. Every view, every voice is welcome in this serious discussion, in which consideration and a willingness to listen are essential.
Read The Lecture online here
Naomi Klein’s 2020 Ware Lecture to the UUA General Assembly June 20-23, 2020
https://www.uuworld.org/articles/ready-radical-change?
You can also watch and listen to the lecture here
https://vimeo.com/showcase/7462757/video/433421388
.
January 31, 2021: Delight
Rev. Joanna Lubkin
What is the role of delight in our lives? What are the simple pleasures that bring you joy? Is there a theology of delight? Let's explore together.
Recordings of some of our services below
January 3, 2021: A Question Box Sermon
Rev. Joanna Lubkin, Minister
Come with your questions, your wonderings, and your great mysteries. This interactive service is a chance for a conversation between the congregation and our minister. What do you wonder about?
January 10, 2021: Imagine You Could Do it on Purpose
Rev. Megan Visser, Guest Minister
Dolly Parton famously said, “Find out who you are and do it on purpose.” Sometimes the path of discovering ourselves is not straight-forward, but once we’ve figured it out, we need some encouragement to fully commit and let our whole self shine. Unitarian Universalism at its best guides us through covenant to find out who we are together and do it on purpose. Let's explore together all that is possible when our wild imagination meets with our deepest intentions.
Rev. Megan Visser serves the UU Congregation of Santa Clarita Valley in Southern California. For the past ten years, she was a professor at Starr King School for the Ministry, a UU theological school. Now, her community ministry continues as she works on doctoral research focused on religious/spiritual coping, supports congregations in serving people with chronic conditions, and coaches individual UUs in embodied somatic practices. She loves sharing worship with congregations whose spirit and values embrace joy and liberation. She lives in Hollywood with her wife Stefanie, her cat Emerson and a dog Violet.
January 17: Another World is Possible
Rev. Joanna Lubkin, Minister
What's just beyond your view? In honor of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., we explore ways to expand our horizons, leveling up in our own work for justice and anti-oppression.
January 24 at 10:30 am: Community Sunday
by the Social Action Environment Committee
The focus of the service will be to continue talking about points raised in the Dec. 15 All Souls discussion of the GA Ware Lecture, “Why We’re Ready for Radical Change”, by Naomi Klein. This discussion is helpful in our planning, in the words of Rev. Susan Federick-Grey: to ”…give all we can to defend democracy, dignity, and liberation and to put people and the planet finally and resolutely above profits.” (By the President, Fall 2020 UUWorld, p. 4)
The SAEC realizes this is not an easy discussion and that there are different views on what our faith calls us to do. Every view, every voice is welcome in this serious discussion, in which consideration and a willingness to listen are essential.
Read The Lecture online here
Naomi Klein’s 2020 Ware Lecture to the UUA General Assembly June 20-23, 2020
https://www.uuworld.org/articles/ready-radical-change?
You can also watch and listen to the lecture here
https://vimeo.com/showcase/7462757/video/433421388
.
January 31, 2021: Delight
Rev. Joanna Lubkin
What is the role of delight in our lives? What are the simple pleasures that bring you joy? Is there a theology of delight? Let's explore together.
Recordings of some of our services below
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