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Senior Minister Rev. Karen Lindvig rolls out the 2022 annual Theme: The Tree of Life.
Worship Arts features Jeff Fielder and Tekla Waterfield.
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"I think what we've learned over these past couple of years, is: yeah, you set this intention, and then you better be ready to shift and change with whatever is happneing in the world."Senior Minister Rev. Karen Lindvig returns to lead our annual Whitestone ceremony, which has new meaning in this time of Covid. She draws inspiration from some first-person stories of wild weather this week, unexpected obstacles and suprising kindness. In keeping with our current theme of the Alchemy of Wisdom, she pulls in plenty of quotes from scripture, from Charles Fillmore, and even a new article from the New York Times, which brings our Whitestone tradition to the mainstream audience.Gayle Macy gives the reading, from the Daily Word. The talk begins at 23:25 in this podcast.Our Worship Arts team this time features returning guest Tommie Burton.Please join us online next Sunday, at 10 a.m. as we livestream the service from our Sodo venue, Metropolist.And take advantage of all the ways we can stay connected, including after-service fellowship, Daily Prayer Boosts, and Wednesday evening prayer services. And as always, see our Facebook page or our Instagram, for shareable quotes from our lesson notes, readings, and more.Want to get regular updates?Stay updated with our most recent newsletter here.
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"There's the tree, there's the gifts, but what about the core of Christmas? It's like taking the frosting on the cake but not really trying the cake."Senior Minister Rev. Karen Lindvig invites us to look closely at the biblical Christmas story. She helps us interpret these miracles in metaphysical ways, for example by seeing Mary as an example of how we meet the unexpected, and seeing the shepherds as symbolic of our thoughts, which must lay down in stillness for us to perceive the full mysteries of this season.Inez Lowe gives the reading, which is James Dillet Freeman's "Embracing Christmas".The talk begins at 22:15 in this podcast.Our Worship Arts team this time features returning guest Sarah Russell. Full service video is here.Please join us in person next Sunday, at 10 a.m. at our Sodo venue, Metropolist.And take advantage of all the ways we can stay connected, including after-service fellowship, Daily Prayer Boosts, and Wednesday evening prayer services. And as always, see our Facebook page or our Instagram, for shareable quotes from our lesson notes, readings, and more.Want to get regular updates?Stay updated with our most recent newsletter here.
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"He said 'I am the light of the world' in John 9:12 but he also said you are the light of the world. And he taught this repeatedly, and so in Unity we see this teaching as the truth of each one of us."Associate Minister Diane Robertson leads us into the first Sunday of Advent, in this new series on the Alchemy of Generosity. She explores the Unity interpretation of the concept of The Christ Within, and connects it to the human faculty of Hope. She writes, "Hope is our spiritual vision. It allows us to reach into infinite potentials and grab hold of a divine idea that our soul is calling us to bring forth into our life, into this world."Mitch Hunter gives the reading, which are the lyrics of Frank Whitney's song I Behold the Christ In You.The talk begins at 19:35 in this podcast.Our Worship Arts team this time features returning guests Tekla Waterfield and Jeff Fielder. Full service video is here.Please join us in person next Sunday, at 10 a.m. at our Sodo venue, Metropolist.And take advantage of all the ways we can stay connected, including after-service fellowship, Daily Prayer Boosts, and Wednesday evening prayer services. And as always, see our Facebook page or our Instagram, for shareable quotes from our lesson notes, readings, and more.Want to get regular updates?Stay updated with our most recent newsletter here.
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