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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GETTING CONNECTED
Our Shared Ministry
MINISTERIAL TRANSITION
Details and documents related to Unity's interim ministry and eventual search for a settled senior minister. Cottage Meetings are happening! Get all the details! 
UNITY-UU COMMON READ: REPENTANCE AND REPAIR IN OUR LIVES AND RELATIONSHIPS
On Repentance and Repair: Making Amends in an Unapologetic World by Danya Ruttenberg (Beacon Press, 2022) This year’s Unity-UU Common Read provides a fresh, transformative perspective on how we make ourselves accountable to others. The book is available at the Bookstall and in Anderson Library. If you aren’t able to read the whole book, please read chapters 1, 2, 7, and 8, and then join Revs. Rolenz and Cowtan in practice and discussion.
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THE JUSTICE DATABASE
REPAIR THE WORLD A national service movement, mobilizing partners and tens of thousands of Jewish young adults and their communities to take action to pursue a just world. Grounded in Jewish concepts, our values guide our work with the frame of repairing the world, tikkun olam leading to the pursuit of justice, tzedek. Now available in The Justice Database. 
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. |
LECTIO DIVINA
Second Wednesday and Fourth Tuesday of each month at 7:10 p.m. Online via Zoom Register once, at any time, to attend any or all sessions Participate in a centuries-old monastic practice of listening, contemplating, and responding to sacred texts; modified with poetry for UU small group spiritual practice. Led by Lisa Wersal or Shelley Butler. A different poem at each session. 
ANTIRACISM LITERACY PARTNERS
Wednesday, October 4 • 7:10 p.m. Online via Zoom This program highlights useful books, podcasts, and videos in our ongoing practice of learning about systemic racism and the work of dismantling it. Participants report that their understanding of a resource increases exponentially when explored with a partner or a group. Come to choose a resource, sign up for a buddy or small group and make plans for your discussions. Resource/discussion guides provided. |
