Looking to stay informed about what’s happening at All Souls Unitarian Church? This guide provides an easy-to-navigate list of our programs and events for 2025. Whether you're a longtime member or new to our community, we invite you to explore, get involved, and connect with others. Click on event links for full details. You can also visit our calendar page for more.
At All Souls, we understand that young children thrive when they're free to explore, create, and connect. That's exactly what Kids' Day Out (KDO) is all about—giving your little ones (ages 2 to 4 years old) a joyful and safe place to play, learn, and make new friends this summer.
Led by our caring and experienced childcare staff, each day at KDO includes creative arts and crafts, engaging stories, music, imaginative play, and plenty of outdoor adventures. Our goal is to nurture your child's curiosity and creativity in an inclusive, welcoming environment.
Now is the perfect time to plan for All Souls Summer Camp. We're turning students into scientists, with hands-on experiments, creative problem-solving, and more. Open to Pre-K (potty-trained) through rising 6th graders, with opportunities for Junior Counselors (7th-12th grade) to lead and learn. Scholarships are available—contact Shannon Boston at [email protected] for more. Registration closes June 15.
Save the date to join your All Souls friends at Southern Hills Country Club as we celebrate Rev. Dr. Marlin Lavanhar’s 25 years of leadership at All Souls and in the Tulsa community. Saturday, November 1 at 6:00 PM.
Make sure you check back often for updates and new events or programs. You can also visit our calendar page for more details and information.
The All Souls Congregational Meeting will be Sunday, June 8, 2025, following our One Service for All at 10:30 am.
Find all the documents and more information and visit allsouls.me/congregation. We encourage all to read the information before the meeting.
Join in person (2952. S. Peoria Ave.), or online at allsouls.me/meeting. Registration is appreciated. Online attendees are also asked to have their cameras on during the meeting.
