Announcements

Religious education for children and youth is taking a break for a few weeks and will return on Zoom (with a surprise) on 16 August 2020.

Meanwhile, we will still post ideas and projects for you to do at home and stay in touch via the All Souls Religious Education Group on Facebook.

Parents — email Susan Caldwell if you are not a member of the religious education group on Facebook.

Please join us on Sunday (2 August 2020) at 9:15 AM for our adult religious education class via Zoom.

We have just finished the Faith Forward series on Spiritual Practice.

We’ll use this piece by Thich Nhat Hanh to reflect on how our spiritual practice might change us, and how that in turn might be a step toward changing the world.

And the class will not meet next Sunday (9 August 2020) but will resume on 16 August 2020.

Religious education for children and youth is taking a break for a few weeks and will return on Zoom (with a surprise) on 16 August 2020.

Meanwhile, we will still post ideas and projects for you to do at home and stay in touch via the All Souls Religious Education Group on Facebook.

Parents — email Susan Caldwell if you are not a member of the religious education group on Facebook.

We can still use your art work illustrating our principles and sources.

You can post it on the All Souls Religious Education page on Facebook or email it to Susan Caldwell.

We can use more illustrations of the third and fourth principles and — of course — the eighth principle too:

• How people act when they support each other and learn together
• How people act when they are free to search for truth in their own lives?
• How people act when they are working to dismantle racism and create beloved community?

Please join us on Sunday (26 July 2020) at 9:15 AM for our adult religious education class via Zoom.

We will be continuing Faith Forward:  Spiritual Practice with “Life as Spiritual Practice.”

In the last session of this series, we will explore the idea of pilgrimage as a spiritual journey to a sacred place, as practiced in other faiths and our own.

We’ll think about where we might want to make a pilgrimage of our own some day — whether near or far — or share experiences of pilgrimages we may have already made.

As we wrap up the series, we’ll also examine the idea of living a life of intentionality, and the ways in which our faith calls us to do that.