Special events for Saturday, October 18, 2025

Saturday, October 18

We have a busy Saturday tomorrow – we hope you can join us for one or both events!

Family and friends are always welcome!!!!

October 18, 2025

West Reading/Wyomissing

Park and Penn

1-2:30 pm

  • All Souls will meet at Park Rd and Buttonwood Sts. so, we can join the protest as one body.

  • Wear your ALL SOULS T-shirt if you have one. If cold, wear over something warm if possible.

  • Bring a rainbow flag if you have one and any other signage.

October 18

6:00 pm

Pine Room Fellowship Hall

All are welcome! Invite your family and friends!

Bring your favorite fall related entree, side dish, or desert! Don’t have time to cook – no problem!!! We always need drinks, and we welcome any contribution to our time of breaking break together.

If door is locked, please ring the doorbell and someone will come open the door.

We hope to see you there!!!

VOLUNTEERS to help set up are always welcome if you can come early. Email: AllSoulsECC@gmail.com

Excerpt from SOJOUNERS March 16, 2016

Jesus Was a Protester

By Stephen Mattson

If Christians are honest with themselves about the gospel message of Jesus, they should know that protesting can be a holy act of righteousness..

Protesting is the antithesis of being apathetic, complicit, callous, and passive, and Christians should take comfort in the fact that Jesus — the son of God — was very good at it.

Sometimes Jesus did this quietly, and other times it was inflammatory, provocative, and publicly disruptive. But there’s no doubt that Jesus was a radical, a person who was eventually arrested, beaten, and sacrificed on a cross because of his words and actions.