During this very challenging time, we hold all in prayer and affirm Spirit working in and through all situations and in the lives of all people around the world. We affirm strength and wisdom guiding all healthcare workers, first-responders, store staff, and all who continue to support our communities. Since we are unable to meet in-person at this time, here are the ways we can remain connected as a community.
Mid-Week Service: 7:00 pm via Zoom videoconferencing
We will send a link to the service each week to everyone on the “event" mailing list.
Not sure if you are on the list, or would like to be added, contact the Office Manager.
Directions for connecting with Zoom »
Live-Streaming Sunday Talk by Rev Karen: 10:00 am
We will send you a link with our regularly scheduled Sunday Service news, typically sent on Friday or Saturday.
Recordings of latest Sunday Talks by Rev. Karen are posted regularly on the website as well.
Seattle Unity Facebook Page
We’ll be sharing our latest news, such as links for any live streaming services or podcasts on our Facebook page.
Monthly Newsletter
We’ll continue to keep you up to date with the latest news, links and updates.
Not sure if you are on the list, or would like to be added, contact the Office Manager.
Prayer Requests
You can submit them to the Request a Prayer page. The Prayer Team continues to hold prayer intentions in prayer. You are also welcome to email Rev Karen, Diane or call the office at 206.622.8475.
Not yet part of our congregant online directory? Contact Karen R. at Office Manager to get connected.
Blessings of grace, peace, and health.
How to get to Metropolist (only once it reopens)
When in-person resumes we'll link back to the "How to Get There" page. There you'll be able to find
- Metropolist Address
- maps and transit options
- local amenities
- possibly status update on new construction
Upcoming Services
Seattle Unity's main services are on Sunday mornings and Wednesday evenings.
| Date/Time | Event |
|---|---|
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10/23/2020 8:00 am - 8:15 am |
Daily Prayer Boost |
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10/25/2020 10:00 am - 11:00 am |
Seattle Unity Sunday Service - Pause for Praise |
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10/26/2020 8:00 am - 8:15 am |
Daily Prayer Boost |
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10/27/2020 12:00 pm - 12:15 pm |
Daily Prayer Boost |
Past Services
We broadcast and record Sunday services in both podcast and video formats. You can review, listen to, or watch our archived Sunday services.
| Date/Time | Event |
|---|---|
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10/18/2020 10:00 am - 11:00 am |
Seattle Unity Sunday Service - Hidden Gifts of Grief |
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10/11/2020 10:00 am - 11:00 am |
Seattle Unity Sunday Service - The Power of the Third |
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10/04/2020 10:00 am - 11:00 am |
Seattle Unity Sunday Service - Guardians of the Soul |
Other Events and Service Opportunities
Will be used to link to Spirit Groups, Spirit Group schedules, and/or to other non-service activities.
Connecting With Zoom
For Wednesday Mid-Week Services
Download the Zoom app
We would like to be using breakout rooms with our Wednesday evening Zoom calls. In order for us to use this feature, we ask that you download the desktop app or mobile app (click on link below):
https://zoom.us/download#client_4meeting
Open the app
When you are ready to join a meeting, open the app and click on “Join Meeting”
A new window will open up that says, Join Meeting.
Enter the Meeting ID
In the first box, type in the Meeting ID. There may or may not be a password required. Click Join at the bottom and you will be entered into the Zoom meeting.
Note
If you click on the meeting link it will take you through your web browser instead of using the zoom desktop app and we will not be able to use the breakout room feature. If you are having difficulty, please call the Seattle Unity office: 206.622.8475.
Zoom Etiquette
Please mute your mic when you are not speaking (it cuts down on background noise).
Please be mindful to turn off your camera if you step away from your computer (remember we can still see you!).
Using headphones are earbuds can also help cut down on background sound.
You may need to adjust the angle of your screen so the camera on your device has you centered in the screen.