
Watch and Listen to Past Services
Rooted and Rising: The Dance of Faith and Strength
How do we move forward when the path ahead is uncertain? What does it mean to stay grounded and inspired at the same time?
This week in our Powerfully You series, we welcome Dr. Nancy Little, PhD, LPC, for a powerful and uplifting message that delves into the sacred dance between two spiritual powers:
🌟 Faith to see what’s possible; and
🌳 Strength to stay centered through it all.
Together, we’ll explore how faith and strength work in tandem to guide us through life’s uncertainties with grace, courage, and clarity. Come as you are—grounded or seeking, steady or shaken. There’s a place for you here.
Inner Knowing, Radiant Loving: Wisdom & Love in Action
Wisdom discerns, Love harmonizes. Together, they form a sacred compass that guides your life from the inside out.
This week in our Powerfully You series, Rev. Aliza invites us to explore how to cultivate spiritual insight through Wisdom and lead with the heart through Love—not as emotional reactions, but as spiritual superpowers that bring healing, clarity, and connection.
The Power Portal: Awakening the Twelve
There is a spiritual power center within you—not just one, but twelve. Each holds a frequency of divine potential, ready to be switched on.
We begin our Powerfully You message series with an exploration, lead by Rev. Aliza (live in-person!), through Unity’s framework of the Twelve Powers. In a blend of metaphysical insight and modern resonance—from Fillmore’s spiritual lineage to the quantum field—together we'll learn what the Twelve Powers are, why they matter now more than ever, and how you can use them to awaken a more vibrant, empowered, and purpose-aligned life.
Your divine circuitry is calling. Join us this Sunday at 1 PM to activate it!
Connect & Reflect Sunday
This Sunday, we’re doing something a little different! When you walk into the sanctuary, you’ll notice that the chairs are arranged in small groups. Choose which group you’d like to be a part of because during our service, we’ll spend some time within these groups in meaningful connection and heartfelt reflection, before we move to the social hall for our monthly potluck. Join us for a unique Sunday experience of deep connection and strengthening relationships!
If you’re unable to join us in-person, please share your thoughts & ideas via our online form.
The Physics of the Quest
What happens when we're willing to leave behind what we know, in order to grow? In this exploration inspired by Eat Pray Love, we’ll journey beyond borders—through Italy, India, and Bali—and into the deeper terrain of the heart.
Based on Elizabeth Gilbert’s bestselling memoir and its 2010 film adaptation, Eat Pray Love invites us to leave behind the lives we’ve outgrown and follow the quiet pull of Spirit. It’s a story of grief, awakening, and the sacred power of saying “yes” to the call of transformation. Along the way, we encounter the healing of pleasure, the discipline of devotion, and the courage it takes to live life with an open heart.
Gretchel Johnson joins us in person for the final installment of our Metaphysics at the Movies series. Come explore what it means to wander, to wonder, and to wake up to your truest self.
The Symphony of the Soul
What if the Universe is always playing a song just for you — and all you have to do is listen? In this metaphysical exploration of the 2007 film August Rush, we’ll dive into the power of inner guidance, divine timing, and the sacred sound of connection that draws us home.
August Rush follows a musically gifted orphan named Evan who believes he can find his birth parents through the music he hears and creates. As he navigates life on the streets of New York City, he adopts the name August Rush and catches the attention of a charismatic but controlling mentor. Meanwhile, his parents—an Irish singer and a cellist—are unknowingly being drawn back together by the music that connects them all.
Rev. Aliza joins us live and in-person as we continue our "Metaphysics at the Movies" series with August Rush. Come tune into the music of Spirit and discover how your soul’s symphony is always unfolding in perfect harmony!
The Art of Being Alive
What if the point of life isn’t to achieve something grand—but to feel the breeze, taste the pizza, and witness a falling leaf with awe? The Disney/Pixar movie, Soul, gently unravels our obsession with purpose and invites us into the wonder of right now.
The story follows Joe, a middle-school band teacher whose life hasn't quite gone the way he expected. His true passion is jazz. But when he travels to another realm to help someone find their passion, he soon discovers what it means to have soul.
As we continue through our “Metaphysics at the Movies” series, we invite you, guided by Rev. Aliza connecting virtually, to explore this beautiful film through the lens of spiritual awakening and rediscover the magic in ordinary moments.
Launching into Possibility
To kick off our "Metaphysics at the Movies" series, we step into a story—a story about courage, imagination, and the unseen potential within each of us—with a message entitled "Launching into Possibility." After viewing the 1999 film October Sky on Friday evening at 6 PM in the sanctuary, we will reconnect on Sunday at 1 PM to delve more deeply into the key spiritual takeaways from the movie, based on the true story of Homer Hickam.
Set in a coal-mining town in West Virginia in the 1950s, Homer lived the life of a coal miner’s son. As a teenager, others expected him to follow his father into the mines. Then Homer saw the Russian satellite, Sputnik, streak across the October sky, and something stirred in him. A vision. A call.
Have you ever had a dream or a calling that seemed completely out of reach—a longing that didn’t match your current reality? Join Dr. Nancy Little to explore how Spirit speaks through that longing. She will guide us to consider how to say “yes” to that inner call—and launch into new possibility.
Unity Principle #5: Dare to Live the Truth
It’s easier to know spiritual truth than living it—that’s the real challenge.
As we close our deep dive into Unity’s Five Principles, Rev. Kelly Isola brings us to the boldest invitation yet: Unity Principle #5.
“Through feelings, thoughts, words, and actions, we live the Truth we know.”
This final principle demands more than belief—it calls us to embody Truth moment to moment, especially when it’s inconvenient, uncomfortable, or countercultural.
Will you let your life become a living prayer? Will you risk living what you say you believe?
Join us this Sunday and find out!
Unity Principle #4: Our Thoughts are Prayers, So How Are You Praying?
In the fourth of our five-week talk series on Unity’s Five Principles, we quiet the noise and turn inward to consider Unity Principle #4:
"Through prayer and meditation, we align our heart-mind with God. Denials and affirmations are tools we use."
It is through prayer and meditation that we make conscious contact with God/Spirit/Source. Unity teaches that prayer is talking with God, meditation is listening. We also teach that every thought is a prayer. So what are you thinking? Worry, fear, anxiety all become the prayers you are praying, even, or especially, if it is unconscious. Rev. Aliza joins us in person to help us refresh our prayer and meditation practice.
Unity Principle #3: Creating from the Inside Out
In the third of our five-week talk series on Unity’s Five Principles, we explore one of Unity’s most empowering spiritual truths. Principle #3 says:
"We are co-creators with God, creating reality through thoughts held in Mind."
Join us this Sunday as Dr. Nancy Little leads us in discovering the creative power of our thoughts. She will explore how you can accept the invitation to transform your inner landscape and consciously co-create your life with Spirit. You will notice your patterns and choose your focus as you more fully realize that your mind is sacred ground.
Let’s imagine our mind as a garden, and every thought as a seed. What seeds will you plant in your “spiritual garden” this week?
Unity Principle #2: Our essence is of God
In the second of our five-week talk series on Unity’s Five Principles, we explore the profound truth expressed in Principle #2, that each of us is inherently Divine:
"Our essence is of God; therefore we are inherently good. This God essence was fully expressed in Jesus, the Christ."
Rev. Paul Hasselbeck joins us virtually to guide us into this empowering realization: our true nature is not broken or flawed—but Good, Whole, and Sacred.
Unity Principle #1: There is Only ONE Presence
Join us this Sunday as we dive into a five-week talk series on Unity’s Five Principles. Our transitional minister, Rev. Aliza Bloom Robinson, joins us virtually to introduce us to the Five Principles and deep dive into our first:
"There is only one Presence and one Power active as the Universe and in my life, God the Good."
If we truly lived and breathed and believed this principle, we would never worry, or be stressed, or experience strife in the world. Rev. Aliza invites us to ponder: if we say we believe it, why do we still experience strife?
Summer Splash Concert
Splash into summer with uplifting music from our awesome music team! We’re taking a break from regular Sunday service and our YFM Sunday experience so bring the whole family to enjoy it!
Walking on Water
Feeling as if you are being called out of your comfort zone to rise above perceived limitations? Longing to say yes, while holding back with resistance? Wanting to step out in faith?
Join Dr. Nancy Little, LUT, as she reminds you that YOU are capable of feats that may appear as super-human to others. You will explore how to strengthen your resolve and illuminate your faith-filled path forward. Nurture your Christ-nature as you embrace your courage to metaphorically “walk on water” to heightened spiritual consciousness.
We Can Be Kind or Can We Be Kind?
In a world that often feels divided and harsh, kindness is a revolutionary act. Rev. Aliza leads us on an exploration of kindness as a spiritual principle and practice. Discover the transformative power of activating simple, courageous compassion—and how it can change not only the world, but us.
Hatitude of Gratitude
In “Hatitude of Gratitude”, a heartfelt Mother’s Day message unfolds through the changing of hats—each symbolizing a chapter from the pain of losing a mother to discovering the enduring presence of Divine Motherly Love. As the journey moves from longing for an external mother to embracing the nurturing presence within, we are reminded that true comfort and guidance on the spiritual path come from the sacred connection to Love itself.
May the Fourth Be With You
Join us this Sunday as we celebrate Star Wars Day—May the Fourth! It's the perfect moment to reflect on the wisdom of the Jedi and their iconic blessing: "May the Force be with you." What is the Force that drives you, supports you, or limits you? Rev. Aliza will be with us in person to offer a metaphysical exploration worthy of the Jedi Temple itself. You might discover a new twist on an ancient idea that could transform your life faster than a jump to hyperspace!