Seattle Unity

Rev. Diane Robertson jumps into our February theme of Imagination. How does this divine faculty work with prosperity consciousness?  What can the imagination do to change our experience of success and thrivance?  Worship Arts includes special guest Savanna Woods.   see the whole service video at seattleunity.org Support the show

Rev. Karen jumped into our 2025 theme "Voices of the Divine" looking at some of the clearest examples, so timely for today. See the whole service at seattleunity.org, and come join us Sundays at 10am. Thank you to our service team, including guest Ben Black @ben6995 , Marcia Rutan @marciarutan , Gretta Ferguson @gretta_ma3 , Xanna Vegsundvaag @luxvoluptas , and the many others who make t...

First-time gust speaker LaVon Hardison gives a very timely talk on self-care during rough political times. See the whole service at seattleunity.org. Thanks also to guest singer Ethan Carpenter, Monique Lowe, Shiloh Parrish, Carolyn Burton, and all the many volunteers and staff who make Sunday services possible. Support the show

Rev. Diane Robertson Another Wonderful Whitestone service. What's your word for 2025?  Special testimonials from Louise Carnachan and Steve Peha. Special Worship Arts guest is Kat Bula. See the whole video, including music message and meditation, at seattleunity.org under 'services'. Support the show

Rev. Diane introduces our 2025 theme: Voices of the Divine, with January exploring Voices of Intention. How does prayer and meditation give us more access to the voice of the divine? See the whole service at seattleunity.org, or join us on Sundays at 10, in South Lake Union. Thank you to special worship arts guest Ellaina Lewis, and the whole team of volunteers and staff who make each week's...

Sunday Montage - Rev. Karen helps us interpret the Christmas Story in the Unity way - metaphysically. It's not just a story about a magic baby long ago, but it's a story about us, today, and how we can use these archetypes and examples, to heal and grow. See the whole service video at seattleunity.org under 'services'.  Support the show

Rev. Karen Lindvig wraps up her 2024 theme of GENERATIONS, at this wonderful Burning Bowl service. How are you ready to take action, learn lessons from the past, and choose a new future? See the whole service at seattleunity.org under 'services'. Support the show

Rev. Karen digs more into the gifts of Gen Z -- adaptability, resilience in the face of the unexpected, unpredictable, and sometimes bizarre events we call Black Swan events. This generation will teach us not cling quite so hard to what's familiar, cuz things can change, radically, without warning. How do we feel about that? Worship Arts included guest Tiffany Wilson. See the whole service at...

Sunday Montage - Rev. Diane takes us further into the Gen Z series -- what can we already see in this young generation? And how do we use our capacity for Divine Love to make sense of the modern world? To see the whole service, go to seattleunity.org under 'services.    Support the show

Rev. Diane starts our Advent adventure. When hope can feel so unrealistic and even weak, how do we think about hope instead as something powerful, like a spark -- leading to something real? Worship Arts included guest Kawika Huston. See the whole service at seattleunity.org under 'services'. Support the show

Rev. Karen dives into the Gen Z series, looking at the period between 1995 and 2008. How can we explore gratitude, informed by the wisdom of this new, quick-thinking and open-minded generation? See the whole service, including worship arts with guests Tekla Waterfield and Jeff Fielder, at seattleunity.org under 'services' Support the show

Rev. Karen Lindvig wraps up the series, by investigating how Millennials think about pain and suffering. If we call them the Harry Potter generation, what can we learn from concepts like Dementors, and a Patronus? How do we become our own guardians? See the whole service at seattleunity.org under 'services' - or join us at 10 a.m. on Sunday mornings, in South Lake Union, the heart of Sea...

Rev. Diane Robertson guides us into a soft landing from this election.  What does it takes to deal with conflict, and hold on to peace, resolve, and love? see this whole service at seattleunity.org under 'services' Support the show

Rev. Karen Lindvig prepares us for any eventuality in this election - how do we approach it with loving kindness and compassion.  How do we see the divine in the other?    Worship Arts from the incomparable LaVon Hardison.  See the whole service at seattleunity.org under 'services'.  Support the show

Rev. Karen kicks off the Millennials series, looking at the spiritual gifts of this generation born between 1981 and 2000.  This was a major transition time, in how we worked, played and communicated.  Secrets were exposed, realities were confronted, walls fell down. How can we spiritually interpret this upheaval?  see the whole service including Worship Arts from guest Justin Huertas, at seattleu...

Guest Michael Bogar discusses Sex and Spirit, while our worship team and congregation rejoice, meditate, sing, pray and learn together. Join at 10 a.m. Sundays right next to Denny Park in the heart of Seattle. See the full service at seattleunity.org under 'services'. Support the show

Sunday Montage - Rev. Karen leads another Pet Blessing Sunday. It's not for cuteness, it's also a perfect moment to open our awareness to the entire planet, and our relationships with Nature in all its wonder and power. See the full service at seattleunity.org under 'services'. Support the show

This Sunday, Rev. Diane looked at the interplay of tradition and innovation - how do we decide what gifts to accept from our ancestors? Worship Arts includes guest Sheila Blackwell. See the whole service video at seattleunity.org under 'services'. Support the show

This Sunday we started our look at the Gen X and the spiritual lessons learned from this generation of seekers. See the whole service at seattleunity.org under 'services'. Support the show

Rev. Karen continues her look at Generation Jones, and the concept of balance, holistic and systemic thinking. See the service videos at seattleunity.org under 'services' OR  Join us at 10 a.m. on Sundays, right down in Denny Park - don't worry, we have parking. Support the show

Rev. Karen Lindvig wraps up our series on Generation Jones, looking at the Vietnam War and the journey of Thich Naht Hanh. See the full service, including music from guest Stephanie Anne Johnson, at seattleunity.org under 'services' Support the show

Senior Co-minister Rev. Diane Robertson leads a service all about the power of prayer. How does Unity's affirmative prayer style help to open us up to spirit in new ways? See the whole service video at seattleunity.org under 'services'. Support the show

Sunday Montage - Rev. Diane discusses The Heart of Community: how we create and maintain our spiritual home. With special guest RL Heyer and the worship team. ⁠ See the whole service at seattleunity.org⁠ Support the show

Rev. Karen looks at the core of divine presence - the Prana - and how it helps us heal, and open up to holistic thinking and Oneness.  Worship arts guests include Savanna Woods.  sea the whole service video at seattleunity.org under 'services' Support the show

Rev. Karen turns to look at Generation Jones - those are the youngest of Baby Boomers, and the eldest of Gen X. These folks brought a new realism, a holistic style of thinking, the ability to see entire systems, and taught us that we are not just individuals, but full communities. ⁠ ⁠ See the whole service, including guest cellist Grant Olson, at seattleunity.org⁠ Support the show