Unity Church-Unitarian is a vibrant intergenerational congregation grounded in the history and heritage of liberal religion. Our shared ministry enlists the whole church family in living out the values we proclaim. Unity Church-Unitarian honors the ambiguity and uncertainty in the search for greater truth, meaning, and equity. In all we do, we strive to embody wonder, open-hearted engagement, and courageous action.
The mission of Unity Church is to foster transformation through a free and inclusive religious community that encourages lives of integrity, service, and joy.
The mission of Unity Church is to foster transformation through a free and inclusive religious community that encourages lives of integrity, service, and joy.
LIVING LIVES OF
Integrity, Service, and Joy
BELOVED COMMUNITY
The Beloved Community Team strengthens and coordinates Unity’s antiracism and multi-cultural work. Read the latest news and find information and opportunities for taking next right action.
Photo: "Say His Name" by Paul Rogne |
WELCOME, NEWCOMERS
|
SHARE A JOY OR CONCERN
If you have a joy or sorrow, life-cycle event, or concern you would like include in Unity’s Embracing Meditation or if you have a need for Pastoral Care, fill out our online form or email [email protected].
For information about Unity’s Congregational Care Team and about memorial services at Unity, please see our congregational care page. |
Year End State of the Church
Saturday, May 17 | 10:00 a.m. Parish Hall and Zoom | Registration required if participating by Zoom
Breakfast in Parish Hall begins at 8:30 a.m.
Unity's Board of Trustees invites everyone to an important conversation about the church’s shared ministry this past church year and a look forward to our future. We will:
This is not a special meeting of the congregation. We won't have any congregational voting and now understand we won't need voting members to check in to establish a quorum.
We look forward to gathering as the official church year winds down and we begin to plan for the future. We encourage everyone to attend! Childcare will be available.
Breakfast in Parish Hall begins at 8:30 a.m.
Unity's Board of Trustees invites everyone to an important conversation about the church’s shared ministry this past church year and a look forward to our future. We will:
- Consider the new Ends Statements. How did the board use the feedback and wishes you provided in February? How will these statements guide the church’s work the next five years? The board will also invite your feedback: What’s exciting? What’s challenging? Where do you see your wishes reflected?
- Reflect with the Executive Team on the activities of the church year.
- Receive a written review of church ministries.
This is not a special meeting of the congregation. We won't have any congregational voting and now understand we won't need voting members to check in to establish a quorum.
We look forward to gathering as the official church year winds down and we begin to plan for the future. We encourage everyone to attend! Childcare will be available.
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY SUMMER BUILD
Unity’s Housing Justice Team is co-sponsoring a Habitat for Humanity work week June 2-6. Help with this deep “remodel” of an existing home in Roseville. Volunteer for one day or multiple days — you don’t have to be an experienced carpenter! Sign up online or in Parish Hall on Sundays.
THE JUSTICE DATABASE
UUSJ Unitarian Universalists for Social Justice (UUSJ) works to make our government more fair and inclusive through direct action, action alerts, workshops and webinars, and witnessing activities. Several of the current action alerts have to do with stopping ICE, protecting immigrants, and ending ICE violation of protected spaces, like our church.
|
SUMMER LECTIO DIVINA
Is it poetry? Is it meditation? It’s a bit of both — Lectio Divina! Come experience the alchemy that occurs through focused reflection on an inspirational text. Many people find Lectio Divina sessions to be a time of rejuvenation and insight. Led by Shelley Butler and Lisa Wersal; facilitated by your own heart. June through August, second Wednesdays, 7:10 p.m., via Zoom. Register once and attend as often as you are able.
CHALICE CAMP
Week 1: July 7-11 | Week 2: July 14-18
Chalice Camp is offered Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., for children and youth ages 5-13. Register today! |
MOVIE NIGHT: DEFYING THE NAZIS
Join Rev. Oscar Sinclair, Rev. Lara Cowtan, and Unity's Unitarian Universalist Service Committee (UUSC) Team on Friday, May 16, at 6:00 p.m., in Parish Hall to see the film, Defying the Nazis: The Sharps' War. There will be discussion, information about UUSC, and ways we can join hands for human rights.
ALL OUR FULNESS
All Our Fullness (AOF) is an initiative to connect all of us at Unity Church more deeply by sharing our stories with each other. Find reflections from the congregation on the new AOF blog page. Please submit your thoughts and experiences about cultural identity, differences, and your dreams for beloved community.
|
