Archive for September 2020
September 2020 Seattle Unity Newsletter
– IN THIS ISSUE – Upcoming Events Letter from Rev. Karen Prayer Support Prayer Chaplains September Book Group New Building Construction Earthcare Community Walk Our New Look Youth & Family Ways to Give Worship Arts October Class Series Unity NW Regional Conference Daily Word Board & Staff Breeze: Our Online Directory Read More
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Carolyn’s Quilts I’ve enjoyed Carolyn’s beautiful, classically trained voice for several years, and only just learned that she’s also a quilter. We see Carolyn regularly now in Zoom Fellowship, and got peeks at some of her masterful work. From Carolyn: I started getting interested in art quilts about 10 years ago and it’s become quite…
Read MoreSunday Service Podcast September 20th – Walking Through Fire
“It is no longer a theory; it is what is. And perhaps we can use this Equinox energy to accept where we are and surrender to a higher power.” With the fires, the hurricanes, and virus, Rev. Karen acknowledges our current upheavals. She looks at some lessons offered by 12 step processes, and incorporates nature…
Read MoreSunday Service Podcast September 27th – Myrtle’s Gift
Rev. Karen re-visits the core spiritual tool of prayer, in its various forms, as a great way to navigate current challenges. Examining the healing and affirmation works of Myrtle Fillmore, she encourages us to re-invigorate our prayer practice. Worship Arts include group recordings from Seattle Unity band, Erin McGaughan, Olivia Hamilton, Jesse Whitford, David Loy,…
Read MoreSunday Service Podcast September 13th – Who’s on Your Shoulder
“What is your spiritual practice, that disengages you from the Ego and the Pain Body, where you can have that space? Is it mindful meditation, is it yoga, is it tai chi, is it walking in nature?” Senior Minister Rev. Karen Lindvig returns to explore the image of an angel on one shoulder and the…
Read MoreSunday Service Podcast September 6th – Release & Forgive
“We take our stuff, we throw it on our back, and then we walk into the next situation, we take down our stuff and we plunk it right into our new situation. We bring our stuff from the past… and put it right down into our future.” Associate minister Diane Robertson welcomes her ministerial school…
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