Events
There’s almost always something going on at All Souls... For a full list of activities with dates and times please visit our Events Calendar.
Upcoming Special Events
SUMMER SCHEDULE CHANGES
From June 3rd through August 10th we will hold only our 11:15 service and the Religious Odyssey program at 10:00a.m. Sunday school for kids continues at the 11:15 hour.
Classical Grapes Series Revival, Sun. Aug. 31st
The first performance of the 2008-2009 Classical Grapes Series will at 3
p.m. Sunday August 31st in Bragg Auditorium. The program will feature internationally
acclaimed Romanian violinist Christian Fatu and pianist Lolita Lisovskaya
from Uzbekistan both of whom are associated with Park Universities International
Center for Music.
Christian Fatu has won over 25 prizes in various competitions in Europe
and the United States and presented numerous solo recitals and as soloist
with orchestras in Romania, Italy, Austria, Germany, Belgium , the USA and
many other countries. His most recent performance in June of this year was
with the Kansas City Chamber Orchestra where he was featured violin soloist.
Lolita Lisovskaya began studying piano at the age of 4. Her abilities at
the piano developed very quickly and by 1993 she won lst prize at the Chopin
International Piano Competition in Germany. In 1996 she again won lst prize
at the Nikolai Rubenstein Competition in Paris. She has given numerous solo
recitals and played as soloist with orchestras in Russia, Germany, Italy,
France, the USA and other countries.
Please plan to attend the revival of the Classical Grapes Series on Sun.
Aug. 31st.
Ticketing at 2:30 p.m - Concert at 3:00 p.m.
Ticket Cost $15.00
As in the past, Classical Grapes Concert tickets include a reception with
wine and light snacks and the opportunity to meet the performers.
All Souls says Torture is a Moral Issue
At our annual congregational meeting in May a motion to join the National Religious Campaign Against Torture was passed with unanimous consent. The motion authorized All Souls to sign the statement of conscience opposing torture and to hang a banner outside our church in conjunction with churches in all fifty states. Our banner is clearly visible as you approach the west side of the building on 45th Street. We as a congregation are making an important public statement.We are not defining torture in legal or political terms and we are not engaging in the debate about its efficacy--we assert that it is a moral issue, among the most important of our time.