Welcome Visitors
We are glad you are here!
Rev Joanna Lubkin
We Welcome Visitors
Visitors and Newcomers are always welcome at All Souls. Our building is handicap accessible and we have two single-stall, gender neutral restrooms, one of which is ADA compliant with a baby changing station. We have assistive listening devices for use during service.
Location
We are located at 196 Elm Street (corner of Elm and Church Streets) in Braintree, Massachusetts. Parking is available on Charles Street and in the church parking lot off Charles Street. Minutes from Route 3, I-93 and I-95.
Covid-19 Update
Due to the pandemic, we have suspended in-person services and church meetings at this time. Services and groups meet online at their regularly scheduled times. All are welcome. Our Sunday Service and fellowship hour take place on Zoom.
Come as you are - leave inspired.
Dress comfortably. Some of us like to wear our 'Sunday best' ... some wear jeans.
All are welcome to our Spiritual Celebration (service) Sunday at 10:30 am September through June with coffee hour at 11:30. This informal coffee hour after Sunday morning service is a great way to get to know us. It is a casual time to chat with everyone and get your questions answered. Mid-June to mid-September, we have an informal service in our Parish Hall. (No coffee hour in summer).
There are greeters at every service and we are happy to help.
We encourage you to come to Sunday morning service. A great time for reflection, music and connecting with our community. There are many ways to be a part of All Souls in addition to attending Sunday morning services.
Child Dedications
Rather than holding baptisms or christenings, Unitarian Universalist congregations have child dedication ceremonies for infants and children.Child dedication ceremonies are usually crafted by the parent and the minister, working closely together. Many will include the following elements:
See Events and Meetings for activities that you may be interested in. We have ongoing group meetups you are welcome to participate in.
Updates In Your Mailbox! <- Sign Up Much of the communication with ASC's members and our friends is handled through weekly email briefs and our monthly newsletter, The Chimes. (We never share email addresses with third parties.) There is also a wealth of printed information available in the front entryway and in the parish hall. We print and mail monthly newsletters to those without internet access. Please let the office know if you would like to receive our monthly news by postal mail.
Visitors and Newcomers are always welcome at All Souls. Our building is handicap accessible and we have two single-stall, gender neutral restrooms, one of which is ADA compliant with a baby changing station. We have assistive listening devices for use during service.
Location
We are located at 196 Elm Street (corner of Elm and Church Streets) in Braintree, Massachusetts. Parking is available on Charles Street and in the church parking lot off Charles Street. Minutes from Route 3, I-93 and I-95.
Covid-19 Update
Due to the pandemic, we have suspended in-person services and church meetings at this time. Services and groups meet online at their regularly scheduled times. All are welcome. Our Sunday Service and fellowship hour take place on Zoom.
Come as you are - leave inspired.
Dress comfortably. Some of us like to wear our 'Sunday best' ... some wear jeans.
All are welcome to our Spiritual Celebration (service) Sunday at 10:30 am September through June with coffee hour at 11:30. This informal coffee hour after Sunday morning service is a great way to get to know us. It is a casual time to chat with everyone and get your questions answered. Mid-June to mid-September, we have an informal service in our Parish Hall. (No coffee hour in summer).
There are greeters at every service and we are happy to help.
We encourage you to come to Sunday morning service. A great time for reflection, music and connecting with our community. There are many ways to be a part of All Souls in addition to attending Sunday morning services.
Child Dedications
Rather than holding baptisms or christenings, Unitarian Universalist congregations have child dedication ceremonies for infants and children.Child dedication ceremonies are usually crafted by the parent and the minister, working closely together. Many will include the following elements:
- A blessing for the new life of the child
- An expression of the parent or parents’ hopes for the child
- A promise by the congregation to support and nurture the child
See Events and Meetings for activities that you may be interested in. We have ongoing group meetups you are welcome to participate in.
Updates In Your Mailbox! <- Sign Up Much of the communication with ASC's members and our friends is handled through weekly email briefs and our monthly newsletter, The Chimes. (We never share email addresses with third parties.) There is also a wealth of printed information available in the front entryway and in the parish hall. We print and mail monthly newsletters to those without internet access. Please let the office know if you would like to receive our monthly news by postal mail.
WEATHER
If service or church events have to be cancelled due to snow or other weather conditions, we post notices on NBC TV Channel 7 and 56; WBZ TV Channel 4; cbsboston.com; WCVB Channel 5; on our website; on our Facebook page HERE; and by message on our church phone 781-843-1388.
When possible, we will send out an email to all on our mailing list.
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ADDRESS 196 Elm Street, corner of Church and Elm streets, in Braintree, MA Mail to PO Box 850219, Braintree, MA 02185 781-843-1388 RESOURCES The Chimes monthly newsletter For Visitors For Members |