Paul Hassell's work

THIS WEEKEND! Fall Campout at the Petty's Farm in Sneedville October 5th - 7th. Email jumpcuedrew@comcast.net Our friends from Grace and Peace are coming so make sure you email Drew to get a spot!

 

Information about Voter Registration in Knoxville, Tennessee - Presidential Election

Tuesday, November 6, 2012

 

GET OUT AND VOTE!!!!!

 

Monday, October 8, 2012 is the LAST day to register to vote in the upcoming Presidential Election.

 

Here are ways to register to vote:

1. You can complete a Mail-In Application and send it in or hand deliver it to the Knox County Election Commission @ Knox County Courthouse, Room #218, 300 Main Street, Knoxville, Tennessee 37902, Phone: (865)215-2480
2. You can go to the Knox County Election Commission and complete an application there.
3. You can go online and register to vote at www.registertovote.org/Tennessee , or www.tn.gov/sos/election/ 

 

Any questions about the Voter ID Law in the State of Tennessee can be answered on the Knox County Election website @ www.knoxcounty.org/election.

PERTINENT FACTS:

1. A student ID will NOT be sufficient. You MUST have a valid official Tennessee ID.
2. You can get a Voter ID ONLY at the Straw Plains Office of the Tennessee Highway Patrol.
3. You will need a 1. Certified Birth Certificate as well as two (2) pieces of mail addressed to you at your current mailing address.      
4. AND if you are a woman using your married name, you will ALSO need to bring a certified marriage certificate.

On Sunday after church (October 7th) in the library Lindsay Baruch will be telling us about her participation in planting a college ministry to artists in Boston's North Shore through the InterVarsity organization. Come upstairs to learn more and participate in what God is doing in her life.

Betsy Johnson's work

10 to the City - September 16th we began the brainstorming process to determine how to use 10% if our All Souls budget to make the greatest differences in seeking the peace of the city of Knoxville. There were many great ideas about directions we could go with the tithing money. Check out the responses here. There will be a meeting after church on October 21 to refine the options, and a meeting on November 18 to vote on the options. Thanks for your participation!

Make sure you come on Sunday to hear Doug preach in the role of the arts in healing the wounds of the city. To hear the last three sermons in this series, as well as the offertories, click here.

This concert will feature songs from throughout Don's long career as well as songs from "Son of a Gun." Don will be accompanied by drummer/percussionist Billy Brimblecom (also a member of the cast of the musical!). They will perform a mix of acoustic folk rock, poetry, and storytelling.  Given Don's large fan-base and the intimate nature of this venue, this show is likely to sell out. So, be sure to reserve your seat in advance here.

 

Monday,  October 8,  9:00am - 3:00pm

8420 Nubbin Ridge Rd, Knoxville, TN  37923

"Be very careful never to forget what you have seen the Lord

for you.  Do not let these things escape from your mind as long as you live. And be sure to pass them on to your children and grandchildren."  (Deut. 4:9)

 

 We hear God's command, but how do we begin?  Susanne Hassell will provide guided meditations to assist you in remembering and telling your story. 

 

The day will offer times for solitude and listening to God in nature, times of worship and sharing, and times for rest and reflection. For more information or to register, see www.holypaths.org.

 

 - Twitter - We have two twitter accounts that we update regularly. The All Souls Church twitter feed is for events and announcements within the community (births, reminders, bringing people a meal, congrats, etc) and The All Souls Contemplative feed is podcasts, quotes, song lyrics, images, events in the city that point to our relationship with God, the vision of All Souls, beauty, community, creativity and prayer. Not a Tweeter? Not a problem. Go to the homepage of the website and both feeds are displayed with the last 8 tweets, as well as links to the profiles if you don't have an account but still would like to see what's going on.

 

- Calendar - We keep the All Souls calendar chocked full of events from our community and the city, from City Council meetings, to Emerald Youth opportunities, to special events in the church, as well as our normal schedule. The calendar is split up into five categories: All Souls prayer and worship (Green), Community events (Purple), City of Knoxville Public Meetings (Pink), Downtown Arts & Entertainment (Beige), and Social Justice Events (Orange). Want to sync our calendar with your smart phone? Email Katie@allsoulsknoxville.com. Have more events to add? Email Katie. 

  

 Make sure you check out the latest "Living a Beautiful Life" story on Funmi Obiri!