Please join us for worship on Sunday mornings. Composed of inspiring words and stirring music, our worship services seek to provide spiritual sustenance for our living.
Sunday, August 1, 2010 at 10:15am:
Celebrations
Rev. Louise Green
How does celebration help define living? Creating space for honoring accomplishments, connections, and possibilities.
Sunday, August 8, 2010 at 10:15am:
What Is Sacred?
Rev. Louise Green and Rob Keithan
A dialogue sermon on seeking spirituality and meaning, from the intersections of theism and humanism. Sermon talkback at 11:45.
Sunday, August 15, 2010 at 10:15am:
Finding Hope
Rev. Louise Green
Where do we find the deepest hope, one that heals our wounds, recharges our spirits, and gives us purpose? Sermon talkback at 11:45.
Sunday, August 22, 2010 at 10:15am:
Questions of Faith
Revs. Rob Hardies and Susan Newman
Revs. Hardies and Newman respond to questions collected from the congregation on August 8 and 15.
Sunday, August 29, 2010 at 10:15am:
Annual Animal Blessing
Rev. Rob Hardies and Gabrielle Farrell
Bring your dear pets, leashed or in containers, as we celebrate all creatures in the interdependent web.
Sunday, September 5, 2010 at 10:15am:
All Work and No Play
Rev. Louise Green
You know what they say! When work takes over living, life grows dull. How do we add shine to our days? Labor Day weekend/last single-service Sunday.
Sunday, September 12, 2010 at 9:30am and 11:15am:
Homecoming Sunday
Rev. Rob Hardies
We return to two services and begin the new church year.
All Souls Church, Unitarian is a progressive
religious community located in the heart
of Washington, DC, at the intersection
of the Mt. Pleasant, Adams Morgan,
and Columbia Heights neighborhoods.
We walk diverse spiritual paths to find
meaning and purpose in our lives, but
we are united in our belief in the worth
and dignity of all people, and the
obligation to express our faith through
acts of justice and compassion. We
hope you'll join us as we create a
diverse, spirit-growing, justice-
seeking community that is true
to our name, All Souls!
-- Rev. Robert Hardies
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The Washington Interfaith Network held a candidates forum on Monday, July 26. WIN leaders, The Revs. Anthony Minter of First Rock Baptist Church and Roger Gench of New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, have an op-ed piece in the Washington Post.
All Souls in Hiroshima
Rev. Robert Hardies and several All Souls congregants are in Hiroshima, Japan for the opening of an exhibition of the Hiroshima Children's Drawings. Watch this space for reports from their travels.
Multicultural worship at All Souls
The UUA, as part of its video series, A Religion for Our Times, is featuring All Souls and how we reflect our community in the ways we worship.
Getting to know ourselves
At All Souls, our mission is to create a diverse, spirit-growing, justice-seeking community that is true to our name. To do this, we need to know who we are now and what we might be in the future.
Please take some time to tell us about yourself and your family by filling out the All Souls Congregant Profile. Available at www.surveymonkey.com/s/allsoulscongregantprofile2010, it should take no more than five minutes to complete.
Help us fulfill our mission and build a more connected All Souls community. Your participation is vitally important.
All Souls to Assisi
In 2011 (September 27-October 3), Rev. Rob Hardies will lead a group of Souls to Assisi, Italy, where St. Francis spent his last days. Each day, we'll walk with others or alone, often in silence, seeking peace and joy. Every evening, the community will gather before dinner to reflect on our journey. Along the way, we'll experience Umbrian culture, food and wine, and magnificent views across the hills.
The walks will be easy and the distances short, so all are welcome. More details here.
All Souls B&B
Coming to DC? Stay in an All Souls Church, Unitarian B&B. All proceeds from the program benefit our historic church and support our many spiritual and social justice ministries. More information here.
Joyful music is central to our life together at All Souls Church. The All Souls Choir, one of the first multiracial choirs in DC, celebrates a half century of musical excellence, singing a repertoire as diverse as our congregants. The artistic versatility of the singers allows the ensemble to perform everything from ancient church chant to Fauré, spirituals to South African songs, jazz to gospel.
The Ministers' Journey towards Social Justice
1821-Present
We still deal with many of the same issues today that the All Souls ministers have been challenging their members to consider through almost 200 years in the nation’s capital: race, rights, environment, peace and more. The Ministers’ Journey tells a story of leadership, courage and justice through almost two centuries of work in contentious times.
Silver Souls cordially invite you to visit this fascinating exhibition in the main hallway of the lower level, weekdays 11:00 am - 5:00 pm and weekends 9:00 am - 3:00 pm. Or view it online.
1500 Harvard Street NW, Washington DC 20009 (at the corner of 16th and Harvard); (202) 332-5266
