Welcome to All Souls - where all souls are welcome!
All Souls Unitarian Universalist Congregation is a liberal religious congregation that nurtures lifelong spiritual development.
We covenant to create a welcoming, caring, justice seeking community within and beyond these walls.
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Sunday Services
Online and in person - 10:00 am
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MARCH
MINISTRY THEME: HOPE AND REBIRTH
March 8: "Give Light: Finding Hope in Dark Times”
(Daylight Savings Time! Move clocks one hour ahead)
Worship Leader: Rev. Verdis LeVar Robinson
Musician/Preacher: Geoff Kaufman
Liturgist: Pam Gray
Geoff Kaufman will offer a palette of dark and light through song as we all navigate what feels like a dark time for us and our nation. Songs and stories can help us see where we have been in order to shed light on where we are and guide us to the hope we need to carry on.
March 15: New Member Sunday: "Owning Our Religious Pasts"
Worship Leader: Rev. Verdis LeVar Robinson
Liturgist: Liz Binger
In an Adult Faith Formation offering by Rev. Verdis and Perry over the past five months, Souls have journeyed together to reclaim their religious past. Join us as they share reflections on the growth in their faith, moving from a space of discomfort and awkwardness to a space of affirmation and wholeness. We will also welcome new members who have signed or will sign our historical membership book.
Good Neighbor Offering: New London Public Library
Food to the People: Rice
March 22: Youth Group Service
Worship Leaders: TBD
March 29: “Resurrecting Community, Reclaiming the Power"
Worship Leader: Carolyn Carter
Liturgist: Sally McGee
Speaking as a Christian pluralist, Carolyn Carter explores the story of Mary Magdalene and what resurrection can mean beyond doctrine or belief. Together, we’ll reflect on how communities carry forward after change and loss, and how the wisdom, courage, and sacred spark we seek may already live within us—and within this community we continue building together.
Black Lives Matter
