All Souls Church Plant in Richmond, VA has new art installed for the season of Lent.

All Souls in Richmond, VA, has once again adorned the space behind the altar with new art to engage worshippers to the spiritual practice of waiting during of Advent.

All Souls wanted their logo to be beautiful, ancient, and explicitly Christian. They wanted it to convey, first, that they are a church (important!), a connection to the past, that they value beauty as an essential characteristic of God. Further, it was important that the logo express that their community, while sincere, does not take itself overly-seriously, and is a place to come unvarnished and unafraid.

During Lent, All Souls in Richmond, VA had art installed over the altar. You can read about it here. For Easter, the artwork was transformed.

During Lent, All Souls in Richmond, VA has installed a stunning piece of art behind the alter to encourage prayerful meditation.

This week, All Souls Anglican Church in Richmond, VA will gather together for its tenth week as a worshiping community on the Southside of Richmond. These past ten weeks have been fast, and full, and good.

We thank God for the church launch of All Souls, Richmond on Sunday, November 27, 2022, first week of Advent.

Church Planting is central to the mission strategy of the Diocese. Since its founding, the diocese has consistently devoted itself to planting a thriving network of Anglican churches throughout the Mid-Atlantic region.

You are invited to share good food and drink together, and spend some time talking about the new parish God would build up on the Southside.

All Souls Anglican Church is a new church plant forming in the city of Richmond, VA in partnership with Redeemer Anglican Church--the second plant born out of Redeemer since its inception in 2016.