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.
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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.
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Blood donations are urgently needed!
Red Cross Blood Drive
Monday, March 20 • 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Make your appointment today!
Make your appointment today!
Seeking High Quality Artwork
Join the growing number of artists who have successfully displayed their art in our Parish Hall gallery. Get the details and complete the application for a chance to exhibit starting this November. The deadline to apply is May 1. Questions? Please email Unity’s Art Team at artteam@unityunitarian.org.
GETTING CONNECTED
Our Shared Ministry
MINISTERIAL TRANSITION
The application period to serve on the Ministerial Search Team is now open through March 30 at 5:00 p.m. If you are interested in applying to serve on the MST, please read the job details and complete the online application.
Details and documents related to Unity's interim ministry and eventual search for a settled senior minister. INTERSECTIONALITY 101
FOLLOW UP SESSIONS Move beyond discussing intersectionality as simply the reality that each of us has multiple identities and begin practicing using intersectionality as a frame for how we engage in and understand the full complexity of justice work. These are follow up sessions to the introductory session that was held on February 22. Attendance at that session is not required for participation in these sessions.
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THE JUSTICE DATABASE
Communities Combating Hate, found in Unity's Justice Database, is a coalition advocating for policy change and legislation to protect Minnesotans from hate. Incidents are on the rise and under-reported, and current laws and policies are not enough to keep people safe and help victims get support. 
DIESEL HEART COMMUNITY DISCUSSION
Wednesday, March 22 • 4:30-6:00 p.m. In-person, Center Room; snacks provided Co-hosts: On Stage: Creating a Community Dialogue Around Live Theater, Community Stabilization Project, Circle of Peace, and East Side Freedom Library. Join us for a stimulating theater presentation and discussion led by Melvin Whitfield Carter, Jr., and local teaching artists Warren Bowles (director of the play), Maria Asp, and Patrick Bailey. Participants will read two scenes from Diesel Heart, a play that History Theatre will be producing from March 11-April 2. The readings will be followed by a discussion of the themes, tying in current events, personal values, and narratives. Participants will receive a ticket discount to see the play. |
OPTIONS AT THE END OF LIFE
Wednesday, March 29 • 7:10 p.m. Robbins Parlor Join us for a discussion of the End of Life Options Act (EOLA), a bill before the Minnesota legislature. Dr. Rebecca Thoman will review EOLA and its provisions and safeguards. Unity Church members are invited to consider what their preferences would be, when their time comes. 
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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