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Up one levelNo more PO Box for All Souls!
As the Postal Service delivers mail to our office, we have discontinued use of our Post Office Box. Please make all correspondence to the Cathedral to: 9 Swan Street, Asheville, NC 28803. If you send electronic payments from your bank, please be sure to change the address to 9 Swan Street.
Martha's Helpers need YOU!
Martha’s Helpers reaches out to parishioners who need food by providing a meal, or more, when there is a need (sickness, surgery, new baby…). Loretta Andrews and Babie Strobel have recently teamed up to coordinate this ministry, and we are working together to develop what we hope will be a helpful and effective way of interconnecting members of our parish family.
The sacred art of Spiritual Companioning
The Centers for Christian Studies is sponsoring a new program in the Diocese for people who are experiencing a call to the ministry of spiritual companioning/direction.
Like to work outdoors?
This opportunity might be for you! We are recruiting a team of parishioners to help maintain the grounds of the cathedral.
Next Step Fund established
Memorial gifts have been used to establish the Leslie Russell Ford Fund, called Next Step, to aid women in transition to new and better lives.
No parking in Sun Trust Bank lot!
REMINDER: All Souls parishioners may no longer park in the Sun Trust Bank lot due to the arrangement that SunTrust has made with the Grand Bohemian Hotel. Parking in that lot could result in your car being towed!
Habitat's Episcopal House VIII
Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity and the Asheville Area Episcopal churches are about to begin a new home for a worthy Asheville family (Rodrick and Yelena Scott and their infant son). We will begin construction of their two bedroom house on Warren Haynes Boulevard on September 15. There will be plenty of information available and many different opportunities to participate for anyone interested.
CROP Walk October 11th
All Souls will provide walkers (both in family groups as well as individuals) and those who pledge for the Sunday, Oct 11th CROP Walk beginning at First Baptist Church at 2 p.m. Please find a way to support this interfaith project to combat hunger around the world.
Expansion of Human Needs Basket
LFR has been the sole recipient of the weekly donations of food and personal care items into the basket at the front door of the church in the past few years. Beginning in September, LFR and the Children First program at the Emma Resource Center will share these donations.