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Rev. Diane leads a rich St. Patrick's Day service, pulling all the mystic wisdom she can from her own recent journeys through Ireland. Worship Arts includes guest Tommie Burton. See the whole service, including readings, music, message and meditation at seattleunity.org, under 'services'.
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As we dive into the topic of Mysticism, Rev. Karen leads a service rich in wisdom drawn from interfaith sources, dreams, myth and story. She wove in the evolutionary ideas of Spiral Dynamics, inspiring us to grow more and more expressive of our true selves and spiritual natures. Worship Artss includes guest Tod Kimbro.
See the whole thing, including readings, music, message and meditation, at seattleunity.org under 'services'.
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Martha Creek was her usual magnificent self this weekend, challenging us to get ready for Rev. Karen to retire... in two years, yes, there's time, but we still need to do this as a conscious process, right?
See the whole service video here, including full message, music, readings, and meditation, at seattleunity.org, under "services".
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Rev. Karen leads a wonderful Sunday service, looking at Michael Beckwith's 4-stage mode of spiritual awareness. Special Worship Arts guest is Ethan Carpenter.
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Rev. Karen continues the Generations theme, this time leading us into the period of Romanticism, which included the Transcendentalists, and the seeds of the Unity movement. How does imagination lift us up in ways that the intellect does not?
See the whole service here, or at seattleunity.org, under "services", including worship arts from Andrea Carino, Leslie Jones, Chris Sullivan and Zoe Newton.
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After a week off to see the new grandbaby, Rev. Karen returns rich with ideas on our 2024 theme: Generations. We are all carriers of tradition and inherited ritual. What will we choose to pass on to our children, and what will we let fade into history?
See the whole service at seattleunity.org, under "services", including special worship arts guest Savanna Woods.
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Rev. Diane takes a dive into our 2024 theme of Generations, by helping us look WAY back, at the Axial Age and even Zoroastrianism. What gifts from this period of history could help us deal with our challenges in 2024 -- an election year?
What Unity principles help us reach across boundaries, to create something even better than my idea or yours?
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Rev. Karen begins the 2024 Generations theme with a look back at the Age of Reason.
What was happening in the late 1700's here in the US, that holds spiritual relevance for us today, and wisdom for the future?
Rev. Karen draws from traditional historical sources, but also deeper sources of marginalized stories and characters we might not have heard from before.
And of course, she uses her astrology chops, too!
Worship Arts includes guest Ben Black.
See the full service video here, or at seattleunity.org under 'services'.
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Rev. Karen Kicks off this year's annual theme: GENERATIONS. We'll be looking at how we can use the gifts of our ancestors, to build our future.
Special Worship Arts guest is Jacqueline Tabor.
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Fan favorite Iman Jamal Rahman joins us once again with his delightful stories and deep wisdom, drawn from many traditions including Jewish, Hindu, Buddhist, Christian and his own Sufi Muslim traditions, too.
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