What's Up at All Souls

2025-26 Generosity Campaign Update: Roars Out of the Gate

Celebration Sunday kicked off our 2025-26 annual pledge drive with a bang last week as 119 people made their pledges, including 31 first-time pledgers and 13 recommitted pledges (who have pledged for the first time after an absence of at least a year). Early returns are very encouraging, with an average pledge increase of more than 17%!

Please consider your commitment to the work of All Souls, and invest as generously as you can to help us continue to provide a loving and resilient community in troubled times.

Sprucing Up In Spring

Your Building Committee is working hard to beautify the courtyard space and the steeple netting. The architect will submit the final design for the courtyard in March, and there will be some very noticeable activity happening around the netting on the 16th Street side of the church. Starting March 31-April 5, there will be some spring sprucing of the netting and liner. Unfortunately, the netting cannot be removed until the steeple is repaired, but crews will be on-site to replace the unsightly black liner with a beige-colored liner to better blend with the columns of the church.

Weekend on the Bay Filling Fast – Register Today to Reserve Your Spot

Our all-Church retreat–is back! Join us March 28-30 at Camp Letts in Edgewater, Maryland. Weekend on the Bay offers lots of room for kids to run, explore and play; for adults to relax, learn and reflect–and for everyone to have fun! Register by February 26th to take advantage of Early Bird Pricing!

Feedback February – All Souls Church 2025 Budget Priorities and Beyond Survey

The board and the Living Well With Our Means (LWWOM) committee would like all congregants (members and friends) to provide their insights on how we can make All Souls THRIVE! Even if you attended the congregational meeting or are attending one of the listening sessions in February, please still take this survey. Your Voice Matters.

Getting Rid of the Bad Stuff

You may notice large signs near the 16th St entrance and the Harvard Street entrance. Hazardous materials abatement will begin February 10, 2025 in the lower level and last for two weeks.