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Stars Shine Brighter in the Darkest Nights: What is Ours to Do or Not?

Wednesday, September 16, 1:00 pm to 2:30 pm EDT

About the current times in which we find ourselves, a wise indigenous elder offered this image: “We are all together, all One, in a birth canal, on our way to being birthed into a more evolved spiritual consciousness. And some of us are also midwives, helping to birth this new consciousness.”

What if this is true? Birth can be painful and messy. Gratefully, we have our Unity tools as we learn and do what is ours to do in this time.

Join us to share what’s in our hearts, respond to where Unity stands on Social Justice, and learn and grow together. We’ll move through Sacred Circle, group sharing, and open conversation. Handouts on Unity’s official stances on social justice will be provided, along with time to respond and reflect together.

PRESENTER

Pat began her career in nursing, specializing in psychiatric nursing, and later earned a doctorate in clinical psychology. She practices psychotherapy part-time. She attended UUMS, and was ordained in 2025. She has been called to an alternative ministry in Social Justice. She is the senior minister of the Unity Social Justice Ministry. With the goal of inspiring others to get involved in acts of social justice, large or small, she and her ministry team. produce two podcasts a month. The first broadcast is a virtual service, with meditation, prayer, music, and a message about social justice. The next podcast is a conversation with someone who has “boots on the ground” in an area of social justice. Podcast topics covered include Earth Justice, Economic Justice, Racial Justice, Voting Rights, Stars in the Darkness, Radiating Hope, and Birthing a Higher Consciousness. unitysocialjustice.org. Invitations to the podcasts are sent to every Unity church in the United States and 360 followers. She is on the Advisory Board of the Alliance for Unitive Justice (auj.org).

Details

Location

  • Room 319

Presenter

  • Rev. Pat Webster