“The alchemy of courage takes heart. So before the summer is over, and the days become short and the rains return, take time to enjoy and relish these beautiful days.” Senior Minister Rev. Karen Lindvig continues looking at the Alchemy of Courage. This time, in recognition of today’s community picnic, she looks at the spiritual…
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Sunday Service Podcast July 25th – The Alchemy of Courage
“Courage is the ability to show up when you think you can’t. Courage is the ability to speak your truth, and confront obstacles. Courage puts feet on your prayers, and lets you try new things.” Senior Minister Rev. Karen Lindvig dives into a new series on The Alchemy of Courage, which she describes as taking…
Continued »Sunday Service Podcast July 18th – Return to Kindness
“The truth is when we take a moment to see the Divine in another, kindness automatically follows, right? If I’m looking and I’m seeing the Divine in you, I’m inclined to be kind.” Senior Minister Rev. Karen Lindvig finishes our series on the Alchemy of Compassion with an uplifting look at how simple kindnesses strenthen…
Continued »Sunday Service Podcast July 11th – Way of Compassion
“So just know that if you’re facing challenges in your life, you didn’t do anything wrong, you’re not being singled out. It’s part of being in a body. It’s part of being on this Earth. ” Senior Minister Rev. Karen Lindvig takes us further in our study of the Alchemy of Compassion. Using everyday stories…
Continued »Sunday Service Podcast July 4th – Yearning to Be Free
“Even my father’s grumbling about July 4th not being his holiday was gift, because I hadn’t thought about that. Can you believe I hadn’t thought about that?” Pamelagrace Beatty returns for both a contemplation and celebration of July 4th, in its old and new significance. Using the touchpoints of Community, Compassion and Independence, she helps us take…
Continued »Sunday Service Podcast June 27th – Diversity in Unity
“So often, Unity gets equated with sameness… and it’s not. Unity is not about sameness.” Associate Minister Diane Robertson leads a vibrant Pride service, a fitting first Sunday for our series on The Alchemy of Compassion. Using stories from history, testimony from congregants, and revelations about her own personal journey, she addresses one of the…
Continued »Sunday Service Podcast June 6th – Loving What I’m Becoming
“My spiritual journey at 80 is being aware of what I want to feel and choose…shifting my perspective to that of joy. My granddaughter, Quinn teaches me every day what spontaneous joy is, and the many, many ways to express it.” Rev. Karen invites congregant and chaplain Donna Hutchinson to share some thoughts about her…
Continued »Sunday Service Podcast May 30th – The Art of Reflection
“We can think about reflection as being like a mirror, right? When you look in the mirror you can check to see if you have spinach in your teeth, see if your hair is okay. So we see ourselves reflected back to us, so we can make changes. Reflection of the mind is a similar…
Continued »Sunday Service Podcast May 23rd – The Alchemy of Understanding
“Jnana yoga is the philosophical approach to the yoga of knowledge. It uses intellectual inquiry for spiritual evolution.’” Senior Minister Rev. Karen Lindvig ventures into this new series on the Alchemy of Understanding. One of the 12 powers of man identified by Unity co-founder Charles Fillmore, Understanding here refers to intellectual pursuits. But it may…
Continued »Sunday Service Podcast May 16th – Alchemy of Strength
“During our prayer service on Wednesday nights, we always have a reading of the Daily Word… and this Wednesday, the affirmation is ‘I grow stronger with every experience of life. I am bolstered by my Inner Strength.’” Senior Minister Rev. Karen Lindvig wraps up the series on Strength with a rich and deep service, including…
Continued »Sunday Service Podcast May 2nd – Dare to Prosper
“I realized, in every single area of our lives we tend to hold on, and our whole culture says ‘hold on to as much as you can, the one with the most stuff wins.’ What we’ve learned is that in spirituality, it’s exactly the opposite. ” Guest speaker Rev. Cynthia Alice Anderson joins us, continuing…
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