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The All Souls Adult Spiritual Development program brings people together in different places and formats, like different threads, to form a spiritual, intellectual, communal tapestry for our daily lives. ASD offerings fall into five categories. Click on each to be brought directly to that section.

Registration
Fees

All ASD offerings, other than those related to membership or fellowship, have fees. Fees cover some portion of the cost of the whole program, but most of the cost  is covered by congregant annual pledges. We encourage everyone (member or not) who takes an ASD class to pledge annually.

Class locations

To register, find the class below and click on the appropriate link. NOTE: Dates listed below are subject to change. Please check the class registration page for finalized dates.

 

Spiritual Growth and Transformation

 

 

 

 

 

 

Faiths in Our Neighborhood: How to Be the Perfect Guest

See facilitators and times below
Tupper Room
$20/$30 non-members per block
Min.-Max.: 6–15

Register by block below
(Registration for each block will come online as dates and times are set)

By engaging with other faith traditions, we deepen our understanding of the dynamic, fascinating, varied world in which we live. In a series of 3-session blocks, this course examines some of the world’s religions guided by those who grew up in or now follow that tradition. Every second meeting includes a visit to a neighborhood church, temple, or other worship space alongside All Souls’ Middle School class (which is studying different religions throughout the year). This is a unique opportunity to explore diversity of faiths in a safe, affirming atmosphere grounded in UU tradition. You may sign up for any block or for the entire year (for a discounted price.) The groups will meet weekday evenings (or, as a second choice, Sunday mornings). Visits to neighboring faiths will be Sunday mornings (Friday night for October’s visit to a Jewish temple).

  • Perfect Stranger: Agnosticism, Atheism, Humanism, & Ethical Culture
    Sun., Mar. 11, Sun., Mar. 18 (visit to Ethical Society), Sun., Mar. 25
  • Perfect Stranger: Hinduism
    Ken Langer
    Sun., Apr. 15, Sun., Apr. 22 (visit to Sri Siva Vishnu Temple), Sun., Apr. 29
  • Perfect Stranger: Evangelism

 

Welcoming, Diverse, Vibrant Community

 

Welcome to All Souls

Amy Mulry Wesolek
Sundays to be announced
Tupper Room
No fee

No registration; just drop in

Learn and ask questions about Unitarian Universalism and All Souls Church. This informal session lasts about an hour.

April 15, March 4, July 15

 

 

Covenant Groups

Register for covenant groups.

Contact Rev. Susan Newman (snewman [@] allsouls.ws) for more information.

These small groups offer opportunities for spiritual practice, lasting friendships, and caring community. Groups of about ten meet once or twice a month to share, learn, and discover within the framework of themes or identities. Groups have formed around sacred texts, journaling, Sabbath-keeping, women’s issues, men’s issues, and parenting as spiritual practice. Congregants are always welcome to help organize and facilitate new groups.

 

 

Service and Prophetic Action

 

 

 

 

Sacred Space and Beauty

 

 

 

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