This Lent we’re using this map, as individuals and in small groups, to chart and reflect on the weekly pilgrimage towards Easter. Use this map to note and visualize the week’s joys and calm, heaviness and hardships, and traveling mercies. Here’s the weekly guide for using this map.

This Advent, we invite you to pause and focus your intention. This is a time to prepare for the coming of Christ; incarnate as an infant and in glory for the whole world. The theme of this year’s Advent breviary is coming closer to God.

The theme of this year’s Advent Booklet is attunement—a call to pay attention to the rhythms and patterns unfolding inside us and outside us. It’s centered on four themes: darkness, waiting, stillness, and wonder.

Report to be presented at the 121st meeting of the All Souls Parish congregation on Sunday, January 26th immeidately following the 10:30am service in the Nave.

Note: this is a provisional copy; minor edits may be made prior to the meeting.

Using the Stump of Jesse as a central image and story, this booklet presents weekly poems and reflection questions to accompany the lighting of the Advent wreath. Art by Dan Carlson.

In this booklet we try out five different prayer practices through the Lenten season, including walking a labyrinth, centering prayer, Ignatian Imagination Prayer, and more. Photo by Lars Howlett.

In this booklet we use five Stations of the Resurrection as centering images and stories for reflection, used in groups and for individuals.