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
Join us for a visit, learn about Unitarian Universalism, get connected!
Unity Church is a UUA Welcoming Congregation, creating an inclusive religious community and working for LGBTQ justice and equity as a core part of who we are. |
SHARE A JOY OR CONCERN
If you have a joy or sorrow, life-cycle event, or concern you would like to include in Unity’s Embracing Meditation or if you have a need for Pastoral Care, fill out our online form or email [email protected].
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BOOK READING WITH NICO LANG
AUTHOR OF AMERICAN TEENAGER: HOW TRANS KIDS ARE SURVIVING HATE AND FINDING JOY IN A TURBULENT ERA Tuesday, July 14
6:30 p.m. | Parish Hall Media coverage tends to sensationalize the fight over how trans kids should be allowed to live, but what is incredibly rare are the voices of the people at the heart of this debate: transgender and gender nonconforming kids themselves. Come hear journalist Nico Lang, who spent a year traveling the country to document the lives of transgender, nonbinary, and genderfluid teens and their families. 
SUMMER FOOD MINISTRY
Don’t let your spiritual practice of food ministry atrophy during the summer months. There are many opportunities including baking pie with Laura Park, boxing up CSA food for families in need, canning and pickling, Tom Zell’s brunches, and the most fun of all: deep cleaning the kitchen!
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OUTDOOR FUN AT AFTON STATE PARK
Saturday, July 18 | Registration
Join Unity’s Act for the Earth Team for a day of hiking, biking, swimming, a campfire, and optional overnight camping! 
UU WELLSPRING: SPIRITUAL DEEPENING
UU Wellspring is a year-long program of spiritual deepening connected to the Six Sources of our living Unitarian Universalist faith tradition. Through reading and reflection, daily spiritual practice, spiritual companionship, and small group process that holds space to hear our deepest thoughts, the UU Wellspring Sources program is a deeply meaningful way to explore what Unitarian Universalism means to you and how you want your faith to guide your life and your work for justice. The program meets on Mondays, every two weeks, and begins with an orientation on Saturday, August 22. Please register by August 9. Questions? Email Philippa at [email protected].
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SUMMER SPIRITUAL PRACTICE PACKET
The summer worship theme is Transformation. Reflect more deeply on the theme with the spiritual practice packet.
The Wakan Típi Center is NOW OPEN! Named to honor the significance of Wakan Típi Cave as a Dakota sacred site, the mission of the Center is to serve as an intergenerational gathering place that honors Dakota sacred sites; includes an exhibit hall, classrooms, ceremony space, a community gathering area, a teaching kitchen, and teaching gardens to showcase and expand the value of the sanctuary as a place for cultural healing, life-long learning, and inspiration. Formerly known as the Lower Phalen Creek Project.
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