Many
of us describe ourselves as "spiritual", but not "religious".
Soulful Sundown is a chance to explore spirituality through contemporary music,
dance, film and other self-expression. It is a radically inclusive, spiritually
alive and justice-centered community. So no matter what you believe or don’t
believe, you will feel at home here. It is a place to share inspiration, ideas,
and a free search of spirituality and meaning. After the performance, there
are refreshments and socializing. Childcare is available (if there are 3 requests)
if you let us know by the Wednesday before the service. Please call 293-8179
and ask for David or Leslie.
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Sunset
for Soulful Sundown?
For three years we’ve offered an exciting, contemporary worship experience
one Sunday evening each month, exploring spirituality through music with well-known
local performers. Now some of our Soulful Sundown leadership team has relocated
and others are ready to move on to other roles in church life. The “faithful
remnant” is skilled, experienced, and willing, but we need your help! If
you want to be part of this great program, contact David Takahashi Morris at
or (825-1243).
Soulful Sundowns
are held at Thomas Jefferson Memorial Church on Rugby Road in Charlottesville.
Parking is available in church parking lot on Edgewood Lane.
If you have
any questions about the service or would like to send us your comments, please
write us at
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Past Performers
The
Virginia Ramblers
Mike Cvetanovich
Paul Curreri
Mary
Gordon Hall
Julie Loyd
Laura Light and George
Paul
Melissa McClain
Old School Freight Train
Tom Proutt and Emily
McCormick
Jon
Nafziger
Darrell Rose
Jan Smith Band
Devon Sproule
Tigerlily
Robin Wynn and Mark Goldstein
Danny Schmidt
Richelle
Claiborne
John
D'earth
Louisa Wimberger
Blue
O'Connell
The Pones
Thrum (includes Lance from The
Naked Puritans)
Peyton
Tochterman and Andy Thacker
Full Circle
Whit Whitten, Jim
Gagnon and Ruth Richards
Ezra Hamilton
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