This film re-imagines a thriving, resilient civilization after the collapse of our current economies, drawing on the inspirational work of British environmental economist David Fleming. We encounter extraordinary projects and people from four continents who are are cultivating a resilience that’s not reliant on the impossible promise of eternal economic growth.
Panel discussion follows with members of FCEN, Faith Communities Environmental Newtwork.
You’ve tried every plan. You know what to eat, yet something keeps pulling you off track. You eat past full, skip meals, or feel a wave of guilt after lunch. This isn’t a willpower problem. This is about reconnecting with yourself.
This is a transformative online 4-week course that helps you end the cycle of guilt, restriction, and mindless eating, so food becomes nourishment again.
Mondays April 20, 27 and May 4, 11
$120
Register at the link on home page.
Forever Home follows a young couple’s dream to provide the best possible life for rescued farm animals by rethinking the concept of “home.” Designs are based on the needs of the individual animalswith what Paul, an architect, calls "animal centered design." They provide a blueprint for a compassionate and sustainable future. This brand new film is a celebration of life and creativity.
Discussion follows with the filmmaker Allison Argo, and Dr. Kumara Sidhartha.
Besides his medical school training in India, Dr. Sidhartha
is certified in Plant-based Nutrition by e-Cornell University and T. Colin Campbell Center for Nutrition Studies. He will talk about the impact of our food choices on our bodies and on the planet. His new book “All My Secrets” is about the impact of food on our bodies and how food can heal many of our ailments.
The April meeting of the Unity Book Club will take place on Tuesday, April 28 at 1:00 at Unity. This month’s choice is Mona’s Eyes by Thomas Schlesser. This novel is about a 10-year-old girl who may be losing her eyesight, who spends a year visiting masterpieces in Paris with her grandfather. The themes are about beauty, loss, love, and resilience.
Produced by local filmmaker Allison Argo for PBS,this extraordinary new film immerses us in the culture of these amazing creatures. They have a complex society and ways of communicating. they are beginning to make a successful comeback after years of being slaughtered for their ivory. This film takes us to Kenya where we experience what it would be like to go on safari to be in their presence. Speakers will include people who have been there.
From May 9- May 23. ONLINE. The Unity Auction Team is excited to announce our third annual auction, happening May 9–23, 2026, and online only for the first time.
Building on the success of our 2024 and 2025 auctions, we are now seeking donations of items, services, and gift cards from members and local businesses. The auction’s success depends on everyone’s participation; members are encouraged to ask businesses they frequent to contribute.
Donation request letters are available in the sanctuary and online. Let’s come together once again in the spirit of giving and receiving.