Spring Bazaar presented by the All Souls teens! Join us for day filled with new and vintage items. Take advantage of this one-of-a-kind opportunity to discover hidden gems and unique treasures. All proceeds will benefit a charity that YOU vote for. Collectibles, Attic Treasures, & more! In time for Mother's Day!
We are excited to announce our upcoming course that will take you on a journey to explore the fascinating world of sound. This 4-session course teaches you about the fundamental principles of sound and how it interacts with our environment and bodies. You will also discover how to tune into sound to enhance your mindfulness […]
Head down to Reidy Friendship Hall after the 11:15 am service for Coffee Hour! Grab a coffee, introduce yourself, and learn more about the All Souls Community! If you'd like to volunteer to help with Coffee Hour and put your hospitality skills to work email Membership & Engagement Coordinator, Gretchen. We would love to have […]
Support choice at the end of life Join fellow UUs throughout NY in urging state lawmakers to enact the NY Medical Aid in Dying Act, known as MAiD. All Souls members advocating for the legislation will offer information and ready-made postcards for you to send your state lawmakers after services on April 28th and May 5th. Now legal in 10 states and DC, MAiD […]
First Sunday of the Month – Starting on Sunday, March 3 at 12:30PM If you have lost a partner or spouse and are seeking new friendships, please join lay facilitator Christina Darnowski for our new Friendship Circle. We meet monthly on the first Sunday of the month from 12:30 - 1:30 PM in the Forrest […]
Interested in learning more about Unitarian Universalist history and values? Looking to incorporate a new spiritual practice into your life? Hoping to learn more about Membership at All Souls? Sign up for Pathways to Membership, a three week course April 14th, 21st, and 28th at 1pm in the Sanctuary. The Pathway to Membership class is […]
Diane Taraz, a noted singer, songwriter, author and researcher of early New England history, will lead us in an exploration of women’s history through folk songs. Even when women left few written records, we can learn much about them through the music that they used to speed their work, sing a child to sleep, or […]
