Upcoming Open House – Need Volunteers!

Open House: We Need You – Two Weeks to Go! Open House is almost here, and it’s time to fill in the last of our volunteer roles. Whether you have kids, you’re single, or you’ve been part of Seattle Unity for years, there’s a role that fits you.   Goal: Email addresses! (50 Parkview, 50…

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Upcoming Open House – Need July Volunteers!

Upcoming Open House – Need July Volunteers! Mark your calendar, because 8/14 is going to be a big, loud, joyful day for Seattle Unity! That Friday, South Lake Union is throwing its annual Block Party – just one block from our door. Thousands of neighbors will be out on the street, and we’re throwing open…

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Why Risers? My Life as an Activist

Why Risers? My Life as an Activist By Bets Graef   Some men see things as they are and say why.   I dream of things that never were and say why not? ~ Robert F. Kennedy   Looking back, it’s now clear that political activism has been my avocation since I was nine. In 1960,…

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Seattle Unity Participation: World Labyrinth Day

Seattle Unity Participation: World Labyrinth Day! This map shows the Unity churches in the U.S. that hosted World Labyrinth Day – Seattle Unity was the only center in the northwest to do so! Again, thank you for all your support for this event. Blessings, Mary Ellen   Are you interested in learning more about the Labyrinth…

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Board Brief (Including 6/14 Community Meeting!)

*Community Meeting Board Q&A Circle Slide

Board Brief: Community Meeting on 6/14 Please join us after the service for a brief community update, where we’ll share important news and highlights on topics including: Upcoming events Youth and Family Ministries Engagement and Digital communications Financial report We hope you’ll join us for this important conversation. There will be time for questions, and…

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Why Risers? A Personal Reflection

Why Risers? By Carl Woestwin I was so much older then, I’m younger than that now. -​Bob Dylan On November 22,1963 I was driving to class during my freshman year at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee when I heard President Kennedy had been assassinated. That stunning moment brought tears to my eyes and my first inkling…

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