From the Director of Congregational and Community Engagement
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This month’s theme of longing gets at the heart of human nature. We live in the present, yet yearn for all that we can imagine for ourselves and the world. What is moving in your life? Where is your own longing taking you? And how might your religious practice help you on your journey? The task of growing our souls and reaching for our ideals is life-long and a central task of religious community is to support our learning. I invite you to listen closely to what you discover about your own longing this October, then see how the opportunities here at Unity Church can support you on your journey of becoming. My door is always open to you for conversation! See you in church!
Rev. Lisa Friedman Minister of Congregational and Community Engagement lisa@unityunitarian.org • 651-228-1456 x107 |
Shared Ministry: Serving and Learning
Shared ministry means living out our gifts and values in everything we do, with everyone we meet. At Unity Church, it means working together, sharing our talents and resources in a spirit of abundance and respect. This makes our service more cohesive and powerful.
Involvement nurtures community. We are always searching for ways to bring people together in ways that feel right to each individual. Offering your talents and interests in service to the larger community provides the opportunity to deep your connection to Unity Church and nurture your spiritual gifts.
Involvement nurtures community. We are always searching for ways to bring people together in ways that feel right to each individual. Offering your talents and interests in service to the larger community provides the opportunity to deep your connection to Unity Church and nurture your spiritual gifts.
