All Souls Waccamaw is now on summer break. Click here for information about summer events.   Weekly Sunday Service and Religious Education will resume Sept 7.   Telephone: (843) 215-2333 or (843) 237-8642 E-mail: (Substitute @ for ~) aswuu~aswuu.org

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The 2007-2008 church year has concluded. Services will resume on September 7, at a place to be announced on this website.   Following is a partial schedule of ASWUUF Sunday Services going forward.   DATE SPEAKER AND TOPIC Sept. 7 *** FIRST SERVICE AFTER SUMMER BREAK ***   Water Communion Service   Every year we begin the church year with this intergenerational service to celebrate a coming together of our community spirit through the Unitarian Universalist service of Water Communion. You are invited to bring bottles or vials of water from trips, literal or spiritual, that you may have taken this summer; you will pour this water into our water communion bowl, while you tell the congregation about your experiences. If you do not have actual water from a trip, you can bring symbolic water from your kitchen sink or use "virtual water" to represent your journey.     The tune you (Internet Explorer users only) are hearing is Light of Ages and of Nations, Hymn #190 in Singing the Living Tradition. Note that it is also the German National Anthem, Das Lied der Deutschen, as well as the Christian Hymn, Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken. The original source of the music is the String Quartet in C major (the Kaiser-Quartet), Op. 76,3 of Joseph Haydn, composed in 1797.   Pictures From Flower Communion Service, May 2007