Spiritual Practice

​Our hope is that you find Unity Church to be a place where you can find and keep your balance, where you can find support to lead a loving life of integrity, service, and joy. Spiritual practice is a primary means of moving toward that goal and Unity Church offers a variety of ways to develop and deepen your spiritual practice.

October Opportunities for Spiritual Practice

Open Page: Writing on the theme of sacrifice
Wednesday, October 20 • 7:00-8:30 p.m. • Online • Register Here
“The law of every living thing is growth,” writes Susan Griffin, “through love, through willing sacrifice, or both.” This writing session explores what sacrifices are asked of us today. And how might we respond? For writers and nonwriters alike. Participants bring whatever you need to write (paper and pen or electronic device) and Karen will provide the rest. 

Videos from Rev. Karen Hering about writing as a spiritual practice.

Tai Ji & Qigong Class 
Tuesday October 26 • Noon-1:00 p.m. • Unity Church
Take an hour to center as a way of balancing, as a spiritual resource in times of conflict, and as an invitation to engage your imagination. Led by tai ji and qigong teacher Lisa Schlingerman, the class includes gentle movements and sitting meditation with poetry to help guide you. The practice is a safe and gentle form of exercise for people of all ages. We’ll meet inside and in-person, with masks required. No experience necessary to attend the class, but an RSVP by email to karen@unityunitarian.org is requested by the day before. Wear comfortable shoes and loose clothing if possible. 

Chalice Circles

Chalice Circles bring together groups of 8-10 committed participants with a trained leader to listen—to each other, to the world, and to their deepest selves—and develop a more intentional and authentic life. 

Ministers Messages: Daily Spiritual Practice

Here you will find the most recent ministers' weekly messages about daily spiritual practice. To view past messages, click here.

Spiritual Direction

Unity Church-Unitarian has a deep commitment to each person’s spiritual growth. We encourage each member to cultivate their inner life, to pay attention to the spirit within which enables us to open ourselves to compassion, to develop reverent and nurturing spiritual practice, to embrace the world with curiosity, welcome, and love. In this spirit, we seek to offer resources to our members which will support them in this journey. We invite you to explore the gifts that spiritual direction might bring. For more information about Spiritual Direction opportunities, please visit www.GrowSoul.com or contact Sarah Cledwyn at sarahcledwyn@gmail.com.