Sunday at All Souls

In-person service and livestream at 11:15 am | 1157 Lexington Ave, NYC

Longing for deeper spiritual connections? Do you want to build a better world? Searching for new friendships and a welcoming community? You’ve come to the right place. Join us for service on Sunday, or attend one of our many events. No matter who you are, who you love, or what brings you to us, you are always welcome at All Souls.

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Gail Rodney Painting of All Souls NYC
All Souls NYC LGBTQ Welcoming Congregation

You Are Welcome Here

With our congregation dating back to 1819, and many notable past members like Herman Melville, William Cullen Bryant, Peter Cooper, and Louisa Lee Schuyler, All Souls has a long and rich history as the first Unitarian Universalist church established in New York City.

Our website is your doorway to new connections, groups, events, music and community resources for you to explore, share & enjoy. 

The painting to the left of All Souls is by Gail Rodney, an artist and member of our congregation.

Events @ All Souls NYC

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Event Series Friday Soup Kitchen

Friday Soup Kitchen

Reidy Friendship Hall 1157 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY, United States

Serving lunch from the heart, every Friday for over 45 Years! Every Friday, 52 weeks a year, a dedicated community of volunteers come together to prepare and serve a hot, […]

Our Leadership

 Rev. Kathleen Rolenz

Senior Targeted Minister

 Rev. Pamela Patton

Assistant Minister

Alejandro Hernandez-Valdez

Director of Music

Nadira Shiwram-Singh

Director of Operations

All Souls NYC

1157 Lexington Avenue
New York, NY 10075

Tel. (212) 535-5530

Email: [email protected]

Video Tour of All Souls NYC

We take great pride in our beautiful church that exudes love, peace and tranquility. Join us this Sunday and experience the joys of fellowship surrounded by world class musicians in the uplifting Unitarian Universalist tradition. We have the largest organ in NYC, even larger than the one at Radio City Music Hall.

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