Be a part of All Souls’ Social Justice Program!

All Souls has a long history and proud tradition of working for social justice and fighting against oppression of all kinds.

Our congregation has been working for more than a century to make our city a more just and compassionate community through direct public service. All Souls is also called to action on issues of national and international concern. All Souls’ tradition of public witness here in the nation’s capital dates back to standing against slavery, and continues to this day.

We welcome everyone to be a part of the social justice ministry of All Souls. This page provides more information on our activities and how to get involved.

Rev. Louise Green, the Minister of Social Justice, can be reached for more information at lgreen@allsouls.ws or 202-332-5266, x114.

All Souls Social Justice Ministries

Primary lens: Building a multicultural, multiracial congregation

Four categories of action in the current framework

• Direct service
• Education and advocacy
• Funding
• Organizing

Our current Social Justice Ministries by mode of action

• Christ House Fourth Saturday Lunches (direct service)
• ESL Tutoring (direct service)
• Thanksgiving Collection (direct service)
• La Posada (direct service)
• The All Souls-New Orleans Connection (direct service, education and advocacy)
• Global Souls (African Partner Church, Haiti, Mexican Border) (direct service, education and advocacy)
• All Souls Housing Corporation (direct service, education, funding)
• Beckner Fund Internal and External Social Justice Grants (funding)
• KUUMBA Players Social Justice Theatre (education and advocacy)
• Hiroshima Children’s Drawings Committee (education and advocacy)
• Green Souls/7th Principle (education and advocacy)
• Washington Interfaith Network (multi-issue, broad-based community organizing)