Each year in December, we join together for this touching and uplifting service of remembering that offers us the comfort of holding loved ones close in our hearts, as we light candles, hear touching music, and embrace special memories.

Facilitated by: Rev. Pat Williamson and Kevin Hudalla, ministerial intern

Music: Lori Dokken & Rachel Holder

Theme:  The Spirit of Christmas, 2nd Sunday of Advent

Theme:  The Spirit of Christmas, 1st Sunday of Advent

“THREE” (Judi Vinar, Rachel Holder and Lori Dokken) unites with special guest, Eden Bodnar, to bring you a compilation of music and spoken word expressing the 12 Powers that Unity cofounder Charles Fillmore wrote about: Faith, Strength, Wisdom, Love, Power, Imagination, Understanding, Will, Order, Zeal, Release, and Life.  We are grateful for these 12 creative energies and spiritual attributes that enrich our lives and bring us closer to oneness with all of humanity and all living things around us.

Theme:  Thanksliving Service with Holy Communion

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Theme:  All Together Now

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Theme: God of Love

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Lori Dokken and James A. (Jamie) Rocco have been each other’s fans for 15 years.  On Friday, October 30, 2020, at 5 pm, they are joining forces for the first time for a virtual, live-streamed concert from Unity Minneapolis.

Over the past four decades, Lori Dokken has performed at every major venue in the Twin Cities from The Dakota to The Guthrie to The Ordway.   She is a vocalist, pianist, producer, and arranger who is continually being encouraged to write down her many “behind the scenes” stories about playing in piano bars, working on cruise ships, doing singing-telegrams dressed as Wonder Woman and writing letters with Bea Arthur to the editor of The Los Angeles Times. Lori has been the Music Director at Unity Minneapolis for the past 11 years.

James A. Rocco sang back-up to Frank Sinatra at the ripe age of 12 and has not stopped singing since.  He has appeared on Broadway and in major venues worldwide, including Carnegie Hall, The Kennedy Center, Théâtre du Châtelet, and others with the Duke Ellington Band, Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Dee Dee Bridgewater, and many others.  From 2005-2017, he was the Producing Artistic Director of the Ordway.