Come as you are.

On the second Sunday of the month, a communal feast follows worship and you are welcome to stay or go if you need to. God finds strangers and makes them his family. He invites them to His table. It is this picture of the gospel that we hope to live out in our neighborhood.

Some of us are deeply committed. Some are cautiously curious. Others are somewhat skeptical or in a skeptical season.

While some are celebrating unexpected healing, others long for healing, or recovery— and for restored hope.

We make space for all points along the journey. We encourage you to come as you are, yet we know well that visiting a church for the first time can be.

A few shirts are tucked in; many are not. Some of us work downtown, some from home, some barely at all, so our appearances vary accordingly. Bed-head, tattoos, shorts, skirts, stubble, pressed khakis, wrinkled t-shirts, ascots, and flip-flops — all okay.

You can also use the EC Hughes parking lot. Here are directions to the EC Hughes parking lot.

Children are welcomed into the life of the community and the worship service. We also have some specialized Sunday school classes for kids offered during worship October thru June: Lion Class (Pre-K-1st grade) Bear Class (2nd-5th grades) — hear them roar!

Please sign your child(ren) in prior to the start of the worship service. Sign-in sheets are located at the All Souls Kids table, just past the greeting table when you arrive. There is a designated room for nursing moms and also serves as ‘cry room’, if needed. That said, the All Souls family includes plenty of children under 3 years of age, so don’t worry.

Weekly high school and middle school student gatherings are on Wednesdays, 6:30-8p at Trinity. Dinner provided. Contact Suzanne Case with questions or to sign up.