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The Rev. Jeanne Lloyd
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Administrator

Diane Dix
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Director of Religious Education

Martha Elliott
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All Souls Mardi Gras Potluck

Saturday, February 13th: Mardi Gras Potluck Supper
This year's Mardi Gras event, being held on Saturday, February 13, at 5:00 pm, is a
New Orleans potluck supper for the All Souls community and also the kickoff to the Stewardship Campaign. Jambalaya (with chicken, sausage and shrimp) and vegetarian Gumbo will be provided, so please bring another main dish, a Cajun or Creole appetizer, side dish or dessert to share (Lynn Nichols can provide recipes if you're stumped). The Parish Hall will be decorated and Elizabeth Bonney will be setting up the photo booth. And we'll have Cajun, Zydeco and blues on CD and a dance floor. It'll be low key, fun and FREE evening (donation basket at the door). A terrific family event so come one, come all! Your guests are welcome, too!

Welcome to All Souls
At All Souls Unitarian Universalist Church in Greenfield, Massachusetts, our mission is to welcome and reach out to all who seek fellowship in our liberal religious tradition; to nurture the spiritual well-being of our children and ourselves; to show that people can transcend differences; to nourish and enrich each other in a common spiritual quest; and to provide information and opportunities for members of All Souls and others to act upon the issues of injustice and inequity.

 
Sunday, February 7, 2010

In Praise of Darwin

Worship Leader: Christine Bates
Music: Julia Bady

Christine Bates will lead us in an exploration of what does it mean to evolve. Where have we come from? Why are we here? How did we get here? What will the future bring?

 
Sunday, February 14, 2010

Spiritual Architecture

Worship Leader: Dan Tinen
Music: Bob Cummings

All over the world, religious groups build things:  temples, mosques,synagogues, churches, fellowship halls. What does this material expression of the spiritual impulse mean? Why do humans build such structures?

On a more local level, what role does our Victorian-era church at the corner of Hope and Main fulfill in our community...not just for Unitarian-Universalists, but for the people of Greenfield? Are we making the best possible use of our spiritual architecture? What might we do better in the future? The goal this morning to prompt deeper reflection on how we use material means to achieve spiritual goals, and start discussions exploring the many possibilities open to us in the 21st century.