Sundays in November ~ Walking In The Light
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Walking in the Light: The Ways of the Mystic: 7 Paths to God
Based on a book by the same name, authored by Joan Borysenko
November 1: “The Path of Heart” Color: Green
Rev. Patricia
Music with Tad Toomay and the Unity House Band
November 8: “The Path of Surrender” Color: Blue
Rev. Patricia
Music with Deborah Winters and Charles Moselle
November 15: “The Path of Transformation” Color: Indigo
Rev. Patricia
Music with UNITAS, under the direction of Francine Lancaster
November 22: “The Path of Faith” Color: Violet
Rev. Patricia
Music by Anton Mitzerak and Natalie
Sunday November 29th
Guest speaker Wisdom Qigong Master Mingtong Gu
Sundays in December ~ The True Christmas Spirit
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Each Sunday in December, we will consider the metaphysical meaning of some aspect of the Christmas story — including the Angel messengers, the Shepherds keeping watch, and those pesky Herod Ego thoughts. My intention is to bring the story alive in each one of our minds and hearts so we can deepen our connection to the Light of the Christ Child and experience the wonder, awe, mystery and grace that is the True Christmas Spirit. — Reverend Patricia
Sunday, December 6, 10:30AM
“Angels, Shepherds and Kings”
Talk by Rev. Patricia
Music by Tad Toomay and the Unity House Band
Sunday, December 13, 10:30AM
“Follow The Star”
Talk by Rev. Patricia
Music by Deborah Winters and Charles Moselle
Sunday, December 20, 10:30AM
“Joy To The World”
Talk by Rev. Patricia
Music by the Clarewood Singers
Sunday, December 27, 10:30AM
“Burning Bowl Ceremony”
Talk by Rev. Patricia
Music by Rosana Schutte and Charles Moselle
September 6th ~ The “I” of the Storm
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Join Rev. Patricia Keel for a talk on dealing with conflict from a spiritual perspective. Do you find yourself in challenging situation, judging others, withdrawing or resisting without the inner resources required to calm yourself? Come learn how to transform your attitude and approach every person and life event with equanimity.
For a more comprehensive “training” in this life-changing inner work, attend Rev. Patricia’s five-week class (co-taught by Hadidjah Rivera) on Tuesdays from 7 – 9 pm, beginning September 1. It is based on Unity teacher Gary Simmons’ book, The I of the Storm.
September 13th ~ Making Friends with Conflict
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Rev. Patricia offers practical, positive Unity techniques for transforming our approach to people and situations in our lives that we find difficult. Come listen and re-invigorate your intention to live in peace and harmony with others.
Music by The Clarewood Singers. (Don’t forget to join us for the Community Meeting after the service!)
September 20th ~ Letting Go and Living in Freedom
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with Special Guest Speaker Andrew Oser
If you feel blocked in some area of your life but are ready for a breakthrough, don’t miss Andrew Oser’s guest appearance as our Sunday Speaker. His joy and wisdom are sure to inspire new ways of thinking and living.
He will also be sharing a special workshop at Unity — Embracing the Challenge of Uncertain Times – on Monday, September 21, from 7 – 9:30pm.
A coach since 1972, Andrew has helped countless individuals awaken to and express their full potential. He founded and served as Executive Director of the Joy of Sports Foundation, a nonprofit organization which has served more than 50,000 children, and created Effortless Tennis, a breakthrough approach to coaching that sport. He has led trainings throughout North America and Asia, including stress management seminars for major corporations. To learn more details about Andrew’s work, visit www.summitcoachingservices.net.
September 27th ~ Resistance is Fertile
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When we open our hearts and surrender to Spirit, we experience healing, joy, and aliveness. Rev. Patricia will explain how to get to that place by recognizing and dancing with our resistance to life. It’s a powerful practice!
Music by Francine Lancaster
August 2nd ~ World Wisdom Traditions – Taoism
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Guest Speaker: Taoist Master Alex Feng
Join us for the first Sunday in a five-week series on the World Wisdom traditions at Unity. This week we will focus on Taoism, the ancient Chinese “way” drawn from the Lao-tzu’s classic book of teaching verses, The Tao te Ching. Master Alex Feng directs the Taoist Center in Oakland and has deep lineage in the Taoist tradition and traditional Chinese medicine. Last August we enjoyed his great humor and insight and welcome his return to Unity.
Music by Tad Toomay and The Unity House Band, with the debut of the Unity Ukes, under the direction of Jim Shallenberger.
August 9th ~ World Wisdom Traditions – Native American
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Guest Speaker: Kunu
On our second World Wisdom Traditions Sunday, we welcome back our friends Kunu and Feather. Kunu’s Thunderbird Clan name is Ma-xeekioga, which means “Touch the Clouds” in his Ho-Chuck native language. In 1986 he was chosen to apprentice in the “unknown Mysteries” and has been doctoring people ever since.
On Tuesday, August 11th, Kunu and Feather will offer a class in Native American Animal Totems. See Classes and Workshops for more information.
August 16th ~ World Wisdom Traditions – Buddhism
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Our Guest Speaker: Ron Nakasone, Ph.D, Buddhist cleric, ethicist, and calligrapher, offers reflections on bioethical and other modern dilemmas at a variety of international and national forums and publications. Professor Nakasone is a member of the Core Doctoral Faculty at the Graduate Theological Union (GTU) in Berkeley, California and on the faculty at the Stanford University Geriatric Education Center, and Mahidol University, Thailand. He is an ordained Jod? Shinsh? (Pure Land) priest.
Music: UNITAS Choir, under the direction of Francine Lancaster and Jim Shallenberger
August 23rd ~ World Wisdom Traditions – Sufism
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Guest Speaker: John Wadude Laird, M.D.
The Sufi tradition is rich in devotion and joy. John Wadude Laird, M.D., Dean of the University of Spiritual Healing and Sufism in Pope Valley, CA, joins us to share wisdom from this Ancient way of life. John received his medical degree from Dartmouth and is a master healer and teacher with a deeply loving presence. We welcome him back for the third year at Unity’s World Wisdom Tradition Series.

