
All Souls Church of Seattle
The Word at Work
A sermon preached on Psalm 33:1-9 by Mark Smith in our Summer in the Psalms series. Learn more on our website All Souls Seattle and join us on Sundays at 4p.

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Hosted by Unknown Host · Religion · EN · 94 episodes
Come, let us worship. We see God's garden-city growing in the soil of Seattle as we put down deep roots in relationship to Jesus Christ that support wide branches to welcome the wandering, reach for the hurting, and join with neighbors. Learn more about us at allsoulsseattle.org or join us Sundays at 4p in West Seattle.
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All Souls Church of Seattle
A sermon preached on Psalm 33:1-9 by Mark Smith in our Summer in the Psalms series. Learn more on our website All Souls Seattle and join us on Sundays at 4p.

All Souls Church of Seattle
A sermon by Rev. R.J. March on Psalm 67 in our Summer in the Psalms series. About All Souls: We long to see God's garden-city growing in the soil of Seattle, putting down deep roots in relationship to God that support wide branches to welcome the wandering, reach for the hurting, and join with neighbors. Launched in 2010, we are a worshipping community rooted in the belief that the historic Christian gospel is true, compelling, and promises to change our lives powerfully, in the direction of freedom, wholeness, and hope. As a church, we are part of that historical, counter-cultural community that Jesus started and continues to tend, sustain, and grow. Learn more on our website All Souls Seattle and join us on Sundays at 4p.

All Souls Church of Seattle
A sermon from our Summer in the Psalms series by Mark Smith. About All Souls: We long to see God's garden-city growing in the soil of Seattle, putting down deep roots in relationship to God that support wide branches to welcome the wandering, reach for the hurting, and join with neighbors. Launched in 2010, we are a worshipping community rooted in the belief that the historic Christian gospel is true, compelling, and promises to change our lives powerfully, in the direction of freedom, wholeness, and hope. As a church, we are part of that historical, counter-cultural community that Jesus started and continues to tend, sustain, and grow. Learn more on our website All Souls Seattle and join us on Sundays at 4p. Learn more on our website All Souls Seattle and join us on Sundays at 4p.

All Souls Church of Seattle
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All Souls Church of Seattle
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