SUNDAY SERVICE
All are Welcome to Sunday Service at 10:30 am
Services are held on Sundays at 10:30 am in the Sanctuary, followed by an informal coffee hour. Assistive listening devices and large print orders of service are available. Images and song lyrics are shown on a large screen at the front of the church. Service is live-streamed on Zoom
The Zoom link for services is https://zoom.us/j/96571006038
If the technology is a barrier, you can call in by phone 646-558-8656
and enter Meeting ID: 965 7100 6038
Exterior doors are locked while we are in service. If you arrive at the church after 10:30 am, please ring the bell at the RAMP door and an usher will be happy to let you in.
Coffee Hour
Please join us online after Sunday service at All Souls for virtual coffee hour. A time to socialize and connect with one another. Join us in person in the parish hall for food and fellowship coffee hour.
Our Food for the Soul Potluck Brunch is in-person only in the Parish Hall. It is not streamed on Zoom. All are welcome, please enter at ramp door on Charles Street.
The Zoom link for services is https://zoom.us/j/96571006038
If the technology is a barrier, you can call in by phone 646-558-8656
and enter Meeting ID: 965 7100 6038
Exterior doors are locked while we are in service. If you arrive at the church after 10:30 am, please ring the bell at the RAMP door and an usher will be happy to let you in.
Coffee Hour
Please join us online after Sunday service at All Souls for virtual coffee hour. A time to socialize and connect with one another. Join us in person in the parish hall for food and fellowship coffee hour.
Our Food for the Soul Potluck Brunch is in-person only in the Parish Hall. It is not streamed on Zoom. All are welcome, please enter at ramp door on Charles Street.
All Souls Recorded Services
If you would like to watch a recorded Sunday service, these videos are available any time on the videos page of our website. https://www.allsoulsbraintreechurch.org/videos.html
Imagine with Us Sunday! (May 4th)
Dear Friends,
Join us Sunday, May 4th, for a special lay-led service titled "Food for the Soul: Imagine." We'll gather for connection, reflection, and inspiration as we explore the powerful message of John Lennon's iconic song, "Imagine."
This service offers a unique opportunity to reflect on our life's journeys and share insights with one another in a welcoming and open space. Whether you're a long-time member or a first-time visitor, you are warmly invited to participate.
What to Expect:
We look forward to sharing this meaningful time with you.
Warmly,
The All Souls Community
Sunday, May 11
"Birthing the Unseen: Imagination, Mothering, and the Courage to Create"
Emily Hedrick
On Mother's Day, we honor not just biological mothers, but the courageous act of bringing something new into the world. Through the lens of imagination and spiritual mothering, we'll explore what it means to nurture possibility — even when we cannot see where it will lead.
Sunday, May 18
Can you Hear me Now?
Mary Mitchell
Mary draws upon her past experiences working with children with special needs to discuss communication practices that respect the worth and dignity of every person. What tools can we use to help us better understand and respect each other? How can we tune into and respect our own inner voices?
Sunday, May 25
May 25: What Can Daoism Tell Us About Freedom
Five Points Cluster Service at First Parish UU Stoughton
- Led by globally renowned local author Ken Liu
Zoom option through Stoughton
790 Washington Street, Stoughton
10:30 AM
“If our parking lot is full, there is street parking on Pleasant Street, as well as two nearby lots with public spaces:
If you are coming for a Sunday Service, you can enter through the front doors, the back door, or the elevator entrance on the side (Pleasant Street).
If you enter through the front, you will be facing the sanctuary. If you enter through the back door, come upstairs, then to the left. (Or go downstairs if you want the nursery, the religious ed. room, or the restrooms.)”
Elevator Accessibility
The elevator-accessible entrance is on the Pleasant Street side, next to the Community Cabinet. The elevator has to be operated from the inside, so please call the church office or let someone know to come inside and open that door. 1-781-344-6800 [email protected]
If you would like to watch a recorded Sunday service, these videos are available any time on the videos page of our website. https://www.allsoulsbraintreechurch.org/videos.html
Imagine with Us Sunday! (May 4th)
Dear Friends,
Join us Sunday, May 4th, for a special lay-led service titled "Food for the Soul: Imagine." We'll gather for connection, reflection, and inspiration as we explore the powerful message of John Lennon's iconic song, "Imagine."
This service offers a unique opportunity to reflect on our life's journeys and share insights with one another in a welcoming and open space. Whether you're a long-time member or a first-time visitor, you are warmly invited to participate.
What to Expect:
- A Thought-Provoking Exploration: We'll delve into the lyrics of "Imagine" through a Unitarian Universalist lens, focusing on its call for peace, unity, and a world grounded in our shared humanity.
- Shared Meal & Fellowship: Immediately following the chalice lighting, we invite you to stay for food and fellowship – a chance to nourish both body and spirit and connect with our community.
- Joys & Concerns: We'll create a sacred space to share our joys and concerns, lighting candles or placing objects in the Zen garden as a symbol of our shared human experience.
- Interactive Table Exercise: Engage in thoughtful conversation with others as we explore the themes of the service together.
We look forward to sharing this meaningful time with you.
Warmly,
The All Souls Community
Sunday, May 11
"Birthing the Unseen: Imagination, Mothering, and the Courage to Create"
Emily Hedrick
On Mother's Day, we honor not just biological mothers, but the courageous act of bringing something new into the world. Through the lens of imagination and spiritual mothering, we'll explore what it means to nurture possibility — even when we cannot see where it will lead.
Sunday, May 18
Can you Hear me Now?
Mary Mitchell
Mary draws upon her past experiences working with children with special needs to discuss communication practices that respect the worth and dignity of every person. What tools can we use to help us better understand and respect each other? How can we tune into and respect our own inner voices?
Sunday, May 25
May 25: What Can Daoism Tell Us About Freedom
Five Points Cluster Service at First Parish UU Stoughton
- Led by globally renowned local author Ken Liu
Zoom option through Stoughton
790 Washington Street, Stoughton
10:30 AM
“If our parking lot is full, there is street parking on Pleasant Street, as well as two nearby lots with public spaces:
- Across Pleasant Street at the Stoughton Recreation Department
- Next to our front lawn (the lot at the corner of Washington & Freeman Streets)
If you are coming for a Sunday Service, you can enter through the front doors, the back door, or the elevator entrance on the side (Pleasant Street).
If you enter through the front, you will be facing the sanctuary. If you enter through the back door, come upstairs, then to the left. (Or go downstairs if you want the nursery, the religious ed. room, or the restrooms.)”
Elevator Accessibility
The elevator-accessible entrance is on the Pleasant Street side, next to the Community Cabinet. The elevator has to be operated from the inside, so please call the church office or let someone know to come inside and open that door. 1-781-344-6800 [email protected]
Gymnopedie No 3 by Satie performed by Judy Cobble, open source video compilation by Maggy Evans
ADDRESS
196 Elm Street, corner of Church and Elm streets, in Braintree, MA
Mail to PO Box 850219, Braintree, MA 02185
781-843-1388