Join us for short weekday meditations led by members of All Souls Buddhism and Mindfulness. We hope this will help you get started with meditation or keep going. No meditation experience is required, all are welcome! Community Meditation meets for 30 minutes on Zoom, Monday through Saturday. ZOOM LINK Password: AS
Join us many Sundays throughout the year where we have rotating speakers on a variety of engaging topics. From the arts to literature and beyond, our offerings are designed to nourish the mind, body, and soul. Whether you are interested in deepening your understanding of spirituality, exploring different philosophical concepts, or seeking inspiration through creative expression, we have something for everyone.
Ursula Goodenough is one of the best-known voices in the religious naturalist orientation. She is author of the book, “The Sacred Depths of Nature” which, examines cosmology, evolution, and cell biology, celebrates the mystery and wonder of being alive, and suggests that this orientation might serve as the basis for “planetary ethic” that draws from both science and religion. […]
Join All Souls for a gathering of music and meditation at 11:15 am. From world-class music to inspirational messages to community connection, you’ll be glad you came. The service will be both in-person and online! Sunday Preaching Schedule Fall 2024: Date: 9/8 Rev. Galen Guengerich 9/15 Rev. Galen Guengerich 9/22 Venerable Gendun 9/29 Rev. Mary Katherine […]
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 […]
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Venerable Gendun will preach on Sunday morning and lead us in a conversation about the sermon that afternoon. The sermon is about intercontemplative dialogue: a path between rejection and assimilation. Description: The Dalai Lama once stated that all religious violence springs from a lack of experience with one’s own tradition. When practices and doctrines harden […]
