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Our pet Blessing Sunday featured a great talk from Rev. Karen that included not just pets, but all animals, at home and in the wild, in our food production systems, animals we eat, hunt, or include as part of the family.
See the whole service at our website, meditation and music from amazing volunteers Marcus, Joe Allan @bassicnerd , Cindy @mcclan.duchess, Tim, Paul and Cathy @gorrellcathy , plus our houseband, staff ushers and crew who make Sundays happen.
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Guest speaker Rev. Don Barton @don.barton.568 joins us, for a wonderful Sunday exploring the themes of service and spirituality. How do we co-create and manifest the world we want to see?
See the whole service at our website, and join us on Sunday mornings at 10 am, for a welcoming, vibrant community celebration.
Special thanks to the always-incredible LaVon Hardison @lavon_hardison_music,
along with volunteers Greg @grupertks , Mary @marykemp1574 , Heather, Paul, Annette and Leslie @lajones_81 , plus houseband Olivia, Jesse and David, and all the ushers, staff, chaplains, crew, tech smarties, and cheerleaders who make Sunday possible every week.
#slu #SeattleSPirituality #NewThought #SacredService #charlesfillmore
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Rev. Karen takes us deeper into our theme of Service, weaving in wisdom from the Bhagavad Gita, Eckhart Tolles, the Bible, and elsewhere. She challenges us to do some "secret service" this week, giving anonymously, helping without recognition or reward, and making an impact even from the quietest place.
See this whole service at our website. Or join us in person, Sunday mornings at 10!
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Our September theme is about Service, and this first Sunday was a fine start. How are you blessing the world, everywhere you go?
See the whole service at our website, including meditation, message, and music from guest Tiffany Wilson. Join us Sunday mornings at 10 am, downtown next to Denny Park.
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Our August theme of Art and Creativity wrapped up with a great talk from Rev. Diane. See the whole service video at our website, including the great Amanda Gorman poem, a Congregant Art Show, meditation, and music from the houseband and volunteers.
Join us in person or online, Sundays at 10 am.
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What is the difference between habit, routine and ritual? How do we make meaning out of the everyday? Rev. Karen brings this month's theme of Art & Creativity into ritual space, using intention and imagination to lift our prayers into sacred action, for ourselves and our greater community.
See the whole service vid at seattleunity.org, including guest musician and kirtan specialist Girish Cruden, plus bonus guest Yoski Aono @yoshiaono. Many thanks to Andrea @annierosezoie , Lobo, Monique, and Marcus, plus the fabulous houseband and all the many volunteers, staff and crew who make Sunday services
possible.
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What does it mean to create? What are we creating right now, in our world? This Sunday Rev. Diane led an energetic service looking at how we impact our world, make ripples, and create our lives as works of art. See the whole service at our website, including message, meditation, and music from guest Stephanie Anne Johnson @stephanieannejohnson plus a delightful team of guest players including Gary, Chris, Kelsey @k__mines, volunteers Melissa, Mary and Alexander, Sienna and the many other staff and crew who make Sunday's happen every week.
Come join us at 10 a.m. Sundays, online or in person downtown next to Denny Park.
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This Sunday Rev. Karen dove into the August theme of Art & Creativity, with a rich service of risk-taking and creative surprises. What's it takes to create ripples?
See the whole service video at our website, including music from Olivia, Jesse, and David, plus Annette, Jen, Mitch, Tim and Erin.
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This Sunday we met Rev. Sonja Perez, borrowed for the day from Unity of the Woodlands #unityofthewoodlands. Rev. Sonja spoke with Rev. Diane about the legacy of Charles Fillmore. Unity is ever-evolving, so how do we keep connection to our founders ideas? How do we continue to hear, read and receive new wisdom from old sources?
Worship Arts guests included local jazz artist Ben Black @ben6995, and a fantastic team of volunteers including Sonia @soniasense, Kevin, Frances and Mario, Brad on sax, and many more staff and crew who make Sunday services possible.
See the whole service video at our website, and join us in person, 10 am Sundays, downtown next to Denny Park.
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This Sunday Rev. Diane finished up the month's themes with a great talk about spirit in the body. See the whole service at our website plus important info about our upcoming OPEN HOUSE, on Friday August 8th, as part of the South Lake Union Block Party.
Thank you to our special Worship Arts guest, Tyler Beauchamp, borrowed for the day from Kingdom Family Worship Center on Beacon Hill @kfwci_seattle. Thanks also to our many volunteers, including Mitch @mchunterrific, Scott @smeihn, Cambria @cambriadawnbeauty, Dahlia, and the many other staff and crew who make Sunday services possible.
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