Seattle Unity Sunday Service – The Soul Protests
“Even though we find ourselves afraid, and not feeling peaceful, and less than fully loving and compassionate, we must act. There is no way you can be in an incarnation without acting. We cannot wait until we are enlightened to act.” Ram Dass
We welcome you and look forward to having you join us.
9:00 AM Sunday Morning Meditation, hosted by Laura Hebert
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Meeting ID: 403 861 0965
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10:00 AM Sunday Service, Rev. Karen Lindvig
The Soul Protests
10:45 AM Sunday Fellowship, George Edwards and Andrea Carino
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Seattle Unity Sunday Service
Welcome! Join us for our Sunday program!
10:00 AM Sunday Service
Thank you:
Senior Minister: Rev. Karen Lindvig
Associate Minister: Rev. Diane Robertson
Technical Audio: Nick Charlton
Technical Livestream: Phil Homan, David Comeaux, Ben Schauland
Prayer Chaplains (In-Person):
Prayer Chaplains (Online):
Community Guides:
Staff: Karen R. Smith
11 AM After Service:
Fellowship in Unity Hall – Bring & Enjoy Light Refreshments
Women’s Group in Meditation Hall – Join Us!
Wednesday Services
5:00 pm Prayer Service (Online )
6:00 pm Spiritual Oasis Meditation Series (In-Person)
Time to Get Tickets for:
12/3 Saturday – Workshop: Astrological Archetypes
12/11 Sunday After Service – Christmas Breakfast hosted by Men’s Fellowship Group
Coming Up:
Next Sunday 12/4 – Please bring a dish to pass for Unity’s First Community Potluck!
Also next Sunday – Worship Arts Design hosts a Seasonal Decor Party! (Yes, there’s time to go to both!)
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