The Way of Unity: Living with Others: Holding the Tension of Engagement and Standing Aside: We consider our relationships and the tension between engagement and standing aside. Esther de Waal writes, "Jesus never attempted to control or dominate, but through his words and his actions he offered them an opportunity to search for new directions and make new choices."

Contemplative worship in the style of Taize' with scripture readings, silence, and sung prayers.

The Way of Unity: Prayer and Service: We hold the tension between being people of action/service and people of prayer/contemplation.

The Way of Unity: Stability & Conversion: God is source of our stability and our growth into new life.

The Way of Unity: Holding the Tension, Staying Elastic: To walk in "The Way of Unity" is to hold the tension of opposing sides. In the midst of life's tensions, God invites to stretch and grow.