Accessibility at All Souls

In 2022, the congregation of All Souls voted to approve new church goals, two of which are to act accountably to dismantle racism and other oppressions in ourselves and our institutions, and to connect with each other and our neighbors in new ways and in a well-maintained historic building. Part of our commitment to these goals is to ensure that we live up to our name, All Souls, and ensure that access to our building, grounds, programming, literature, and other areas are equitable and easily accessible. 

This page will outline several of the ways we strive to live into these goals, but we are always open to feedback from the congregation whose lives are impacted by our decisions. Please provide feedback, suggestions, and your needs!

We will meet you where you are, All Souls. 

A sidewalk with a ramp and black metal railings for wheelchair accessibility, next to grassy areas and dense green trees, with a brick structure on the left and buildings in the background.

Access ramp at the corner of Harvard St and 16th St NW

Types of Access We Address

Accessibility is not a problem to be solved. Accessibility is a culture to be built.
— Sheri Burne-Haber