Open Hearts - Open Minds - Open Doors
Newcomers - Welcome!
We are glad you are here! Newcomers are always welcome at All Souls. The social hour after every Sunday morning service is a great way to get to know us. This is a casual time to chat with everyone and get your questions answered. You'll notice that some people wear blue nametags. These people are especially knowledgeable about our community, but feel free to ask anyone.
There are all sorts of ways to be a part of All Souls besides Sunday morning services. See the "News & Events" page for activities that you may want to attend. Or take a look at the "Get Involved" page for some of the ongoing groups you may want to participate in. And take a look at the "Contact Us" page for phone and email listings.
We also have a wealth of information available in the front entryway and in the social hall.
However you choose to interact, you will always feel welcome here at All Souls.
Great Opportunity to Learn About Our U.U. Story
Rev. Steve will be conducting these classes.
Theme and Description
Explores UU identity within the context of the history and heritage of Unitarianism and Universalism. Readings, discussions, and activities help participants explore their spiritual development, religious attitudes, values and beliefs, and current theological trends and issues. Goals for Participants
To understand the issues, disputes, and principles in the historical evolution of Unitarian Universalism
To appreciate the struggles and sacrifices of historical figures in the movement
To explore how their own faith journeys compare to those of UU forebears
To feel pride in UU history.
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Things you might want to know
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Our Sunday services and religious education classes begin at 10:30 am. (9:30 am during the summer with no classes)
Dress at our services is informal. Visitors will feel comfortable in business-casual or contemporary attire.
Because some of our members are sensitive/allergic to chemical scents, the use of strong perfumes and colognes is discouraged. Thanks for your consideration.
We have a choir of approximately 10 people who generally sound like more than that.
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We Take Diversity Pretty Seriously
One of our ministries calls us to fight the oppression of the LGBT community by "Standing on the Side of Love".
This photo shows us holding Valentine's Day cards made by our Religious Education students. This was part of a national event by the Standing on the Side of Love Campaign called "Re-Imagining Valentine's Day."
Standing on the Side of Love is a campaign sponsored by the Unitarian Universalist Association and promotes respect for the inherent worth and dignity of every person. We believe that no person of any immigrant status, race, religion, gender and sexual orientation, ability level, or political view should be dehumanized through acts of exclusion, oppression, or violence.
Our Sanctuary is a place for your spirit to grow.
Newcomers Welcome Workshops with Rev. Steve are held on the first Sunday of the month after worship from 12-12:30 pm in the Elliott Room. The next session will be held on October 3. These informal Question and Answer conversations are for newcomers, new members, people thinking about membership, and anyone else who wishes to learn more about Unitarian Universalism and All Souls Church.
Braintree, MA, USA