the moment we find ourselves in

All Souls Charlottesville meets at The Garden( 1500 JPA). Detailed transportation info (parking, bus routes, bike racks) is available here.

We welcome kids to participate as much as you like. We offer kid care during the entire gathering for children 5 and under - and we have a separate teaching experience for kids 6 -10 during the sermon.More info on kids @ all souls can be found here.

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When we meet, we share conversations, pray, retell Jesus' story (the gospel) and gather around Jesus' Table (the Eucharist). Our hope is that this Sunday moment is only the beginning of a community living together in the way of Jesus and for the common good of our home, Charlottesville.

We invite you to join us @ 5 p.m. - and we'd love to sit around a table with you - the first Sunday of each month, we share a meal. If you're new, you don't need to bring anything other than yourself.

If you'd like to learn more about our community and our hopes for what we will become, poke around - and we'd suggest grabbing our "hopes" download.

Of course, words can only tell you so much. You'll need to meet us, laugh with us, grab coffee with us, watch a movie with us, pray with us. If you would like to learn more or maybe just want a conversation, let us know. We're always up for meeting new friends.

Here are our current rhythms:

~all souls on sundays | 5 p.m.
~noon prayers | daily @ 12:00
~women's lectio divina group | 1st, 3rd Thursdays @ 7
~brookwood house | 2nd, 4th monday nights @ 7
~mosely house | wednesday nights @ 6
~eunoia university community | thursday nights @ 6:30
~film club | on a whimsical schedule

ordinary time

We are so overstimulated that the ordinary and the commonplace 
no longer delight us, and ever-higher dramas are created 
to make us feel alive and important. How foolish that we do this to ourselves and to our children. {Richard Rohr}

easter

Christianity is clear, however, in affirming that in the long struggle between good and evil, good eventually emerges as the victor. Evil is ultimately doomed by the powerful, inexorable forces of good. Good Fnday may occupy the throne for a day, but eventually it must give way to the triumphant music of the trumpets of Easter. 
{Martin Luther King, Jr.}




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lent

The beginning of repentance is homesickness. {Will Weedon}

place

Maybe the single most important thing we can do if we want to grow 
spiritually is to stay in the place where we are. 
{Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove}


christmas part-tay, december 10th

ten minute advent retreats



Each weekday of Advent, we want to invite you to carve out a ten minute space for quiet and reflection, for waiting and watching for God. Register at tenminuteadventretreats.com, and we will send you a daily guide. Also, everyone who will join us for the journey will receive a small gift to help you on your retreat experience. We will have them at All Souls this Sunday evening.

cville design marathon

For the second year in a row, All Souls is a sponsor for the Charlottesville Design Marathon benefitting 10 area nonprofits. The design marathon is this Friday, all day at the Charlottesville Community Design Center downtown (same building as Cityspace, where All Souls used to meet). Take a peek at the info and stop by and see everyone in action.