All Souls Outreach

Is the banner under which we as individuals and groups serve the needs of our church and world. Each year we undertake projects large and small, seen and unseen, one-time and ongoing. Watch The Weekly for info on these and other opportunities to serve. Or, if you have a new service project idea, contact the office.

Service Days

Service Days Planned throughout the year as a way for parishioners to work together on projects around our building or away from the parish. If you have an idea for a service day or would like to help plan a service day, please contact Outreach Committee Co-Chairs: Sheila Arbury or Kurt Jacobs.

Food Bank

Collections for people in need are always underway, some ongoing and some seasonal:

Men’s and Women’s Clothing and Toiletries on an ongoing basis, for clients of Samaritan Ministry of Greater Washington
Ziploc-style Bags, Razors, Toothbrushes, and Non-prescription Pain Relievers this fall, for our partner church in Cuba
Christmas Angel Tree Gifts this early winter, for children of Housing Up

Breakfast at Christ House

A health and recovery facility in Adams Morgan for men in need, is service by a small group of dedicated All Souls parishioners each Wednesday morning. Contact the office for more information.

Partner Organizations

Housing Up serves homeless and at-risk families. Contact Joe Howell.
Cleveland & Woodley Park Village helps neighbors age in place. Volunteer.
Samaritan Ministry serves homeless and at-risk families. Volunteer.
Christ House is a health and recovery facility in Adams Morgan for men in need. Volunteer.

Cuban Partnership Parish

Iglesia Episcopal Jesus Nazareno

We are now partnered with the Episcopal Church of Cuba to help re-open its parish in the city of Santa Clara and foster opportunities for Cuban and American Episcopalians to build relationships, worship together, pray for one another, and spread love and good news to neighbors in Cuba.

What can you do?

Give toward our goal of raising additional funds for their benefit.
Pray for the Episcopal Church of Cuba, their bishop, Griselda, our parish in Santa Clara, and its priest, Gerardo.

For more information, contact Rita Zener.