Heart Thoughts: Thanksgiving

Happy Thanksgiving, everyone! May you have a day filled with the abundance of love, joy and, oh yes, food. Regarding food, let me share the joy of last Sunday’s Thanksgiving Dinner at Unity — it was absolutely fantastic! A special shout-out to Scott Mazer for skillfully preparing the turkeys and mashed potatoes, and heartfelt gratitude to Nancy Burnette for coordinating the food as it arrived and ensuring everything was set up. There were many other helping hands that contributed to the event’s success (they know who they are) and their efforts in food preparation, setup, and cleanup are greatly appreciated….

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Heart Thoughts: From ‘Problem’ to ‘Project’

After a hiatus of several years, Thanksgiving Dinner is making a comeback at Unity Center for Spiritual Growth. Scott Mazer will be overseeing the preparation of the turkey and potatoes, while Nancy Burnette will be coordinating the assortment of side dishes and desserts. With their expertise, you can expect a memorable meal. To ensure we have all the elements for a delightful dinner, we kindly ask you to inform Nancy of the side dish or dessert you plan to bring. Your contribution will contribute to a fantastic Thanksgiving feast. In this edition of Heart Thoughts, you’ll notice our festive preparations…

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Membership Class

Sundays, September 11 & 18, 6:30-8 p.m.  — Become a member at Unity Center for Spiritual Growth. Join Rev. Pat on Zoom Sundays, September 11 & 18, 6:30-8 p.m. Attendance at both classes is required. Have you found a home at Unity Center for Spiritual Growth to continue your spiritual path? If so, might the next step be to become a member? When you become a member of Unity Center for Spiritual Growth you are making the decision to commit to an expanded experience of partnership and participation in our spiritual community. And for that we are grateful! Our bylaws…

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One-Woman Play – Etty

Susan Stein

Friday, August 26, 7 p.m. — Etty is about one woman’s struggle to sustain humanity in the face of Nazi brutality. Etty asks us to consider our own responsibility today, in a world where the promise of “never again” has not yet been realized. Susan Stein stars. COST: $15 single, $25 couple (no one turned away). Stein is an actor, playwright and teaching artist in NYC. Stein has spent the past nine years touring her original play, Etty, adapted from the writings of Dutch diarist, Etty Hillesum and directed by Austin Pendleton, to theaters, universities, schools and prisons throughout the…

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