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Unity Lincoln’s Email Addresses
The office email address is office@unitylincoln.org.
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UNITY LINCOLN OFFICE HOURS
Office hours vary; please email office@unitylincoln.org for an appointment with Rev. Evan.
Metaphysics
I like to think of Metaphysics as a process by which we arrive at philosophical answers that satisfy our need for understanding. Great teachers of the past can give us insight into truth but ultimately, it is what we think and how we feel that determines our reality. It is our consciousness that shapes our experience. This class will give us an opportunity to examine what we think, feel and believe. Then we can decide if it still works and perhaps change our mind if needed. Change your mind and you can change your life! Please join me Sunday mornings, at 9:00 am. ~ Rev. Evan Coleman, LUT
Sunday Service
Please join us each week for moving music,
a great Unity message, and a caring community!
NAMASTE!
Sunday School
Children are always welcome to stay in our service. Younger children may enjoy leaving adults right after service begins. Please have your children accompany you in the sanctuary to join in our joy singing. They are then invited to go upstairs as the service proceeds through the meditation and talk. The Sunday School teacher will lead them upstairs for activities, play and snacks. Near the close of the service around 11:30am, children will be led back to re-join the congregation and receive a blessing from the congregation.
Seven Thousand Ways to Listen: Staying Close to What is Sacred,
by Mark Nepo, is the new book being studied on Tuesday evenings at 6:00 pm starting February 11th.
Deepak Chopra says of this book, “If you live the questions, life will move you into the answers. Mark Nepo offers you a map to explore the sacred in your own being.”
Friends Book Club — 6 p.m. (Tuesdays beginning February 11). Love offering accepted.
HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY!
Unity Lincoln’s
Open Office Hours
Fridays, 11am to 3pm
(or by appointment)
Come One, Come All!
If you have a desire to spread the Joy of Life through song.
Led by Rev. Evan Coleman, with accompanist Svetlana Yashirin.
On Sunday, February 16, come to service to celebrate Elvis Day!
What is Elvis Day, you might ask? Well, hopefully fun! Two days after Valentine’s Day, we will mix thoughts on love and The Season for Nonviolence (SNV) with a little rock ‘n’ roll.
It’s potluck Sunday too – anybody for a peanut butter and banana sandwich? (Elvis’ favorite!)
Metaphysics
I like to think of Metaphysics as a process by which we arrive at philosophical answers that satisfy our need for understanding. Great teachers of the past can give us insight into truth but ultimately, it is what we think and how we feel that determines our reality. It is our consciousness that shapes our experience. This class will give us an opportunity to examine what we think, feel and believe. Then we can decide if it still works and perhaps change our mind if needed. Change your mind and you can change your life! Please join me Sunday mornings, at 9:00 am. ~ Rev. Evan Coleman, LUT
Sunday Service
Please join us each week for moving music,
a great Unity message, and a caring community!
NAMASTE!
Sunday School
Children are always welcome to stay in our service. Younger children may enjoy leaving adults right after service begins. Please have your children accompany you in the sanctuary to join in our joy singing. They are then invited to go upstairs as the service proceeds through the meditation and talk. The Sunday School teacher will lead them upstairs for activities, play and snacks. Near the close of the service around 11:30am, children will be led back to re-join the congregation and receive a blessing from the congregation.
Oh, how we Love to Share!
Bring your favorite casserole, some fruit or nuts, a dessert, or just you and your family!
There is always plenty to go around so make plans to join us each
3rd Sunday of every month, directly following service,
in our Unity Cafe.
“For it is in giving that we receive” – Prayer of Saint Francis
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