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
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SHARE A JOY OR CONCERN
If you have a joy or sorrow, life-cycle event, or concern you would like to share with the Congregational Care Team, please fill out our online form or send an email to pastoralcare@unityunitarian.org.
To access information about memorial services, please click here. |
Congregational Life Review
Friday evening, February 3 and Saturday morning, February 4
On February 3 and 4, Unity Church members are invited to engage in a conversation we’re calling a “Congregational Life Review.” This is typically done during the first year of the interim time, and it provides an opportunity for the congregation to reflect on its past through storytelling about milestone events in the life of the congregation. The weekend's events will be led by Rev. Karen Gustafson and Rev. Kathleen Rolenz, along with support from the Board of Trustees and the Interim Monitoring Team
GETTING CONNECTED
Our Shared Ministry
MINISTERIAL TRANSITION
Details and documents related to Unity's interim ministry and eventual search for a settled senior minister. 
WINTER WARM-UP DRIVE
Help people recently released from prison by donating warm clothing and hygiene items, now through the end of February.
This collection is sponsored by Unity's Racial and Restorative Justice Team. |
JANUARY JAZZ SUNDAY WITH WALKER WEST JAZZ ENSEMBLE
Sunday, January 29 • 2:00 p.m. • Sanctuary This concert will feature the Walker West Jazz Ensemble, including Unity Church youth Callum Schultz (upright bass) and Will Aldrich (saxophone). Come support these young musicians and the incredible community resource that is Walker West Music Academy. The concert is free but donations will be gratefully accepted in support of the work and students of Walker West Music Academy. 
WELLSPRING WEDNESDAY
Wellspring Wednesday at Unity Church gathers a multigenerational church community Wednesday evenings to nourish right and holy relationship among us and deepen our life of faith grounded in spiritual practice and antiracist multicultural work. The Wellspring Wednesday experience includes:
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2023 CONGREGATION BOOK READ
WE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN HERE BY SAMRA HABIB Among several awards and accolades, We Have Always Been Here won the 2020 Lambda Literary Award (a Lammy); for over 30 years, Lambda has recognized the best in LGBTQ literature. They write that the book is “an accessible and challenging text that fosters an essential sense of perspective for the reader and encourages them to consider how non-monolithic the world around them really is — there is no single right way to be queer; and there is no single right way to be Muslim.” Read in January — discuss in February! 
INDIGENOUS AND ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE SERIES: TRUTH TELLING AND HEALING
September 2022 – April 2023 Read about this year-long series sponsored by Unity's Act for the Earth and the Indigenous Justice Community Outreach Ministry Teams |
