Pause & Restore: Mindfulness for Inner Balance
Join us for an evening of calm and reconnection.
In this experiential workshop, we’ll explore simple mindfulness practices to help you calm your mind, reset your body, and restore inner balance.
Send email to info@discoverserenespaces.com to complete your registration. $30
4th Annual Open Hearts Open House at Unity on Cape Cod.
Bring a Friend to Unity, and treat yourself to a Thanksgiving feast, a fabulous Sunday celebration service, affirmative prayer, reiki healing, a spiritual book giveaway and more.
This is a great way to introduce your friends and family to our Unity spiritual community.
Everyone is welcome!!!
The November book club choice for the Unity Book Club is “Culpability” by Bruce Holsinger. This Oprah Book Club Pick and national bestseller is a “suspenseful family drama about moral responsibility in the age of artificial intelligence”. The themes of moral responsibility, ethical dilemmas and family dynamics are sure to spark a lively Unity-themed discussion.
Everyone is invited even if you have never been to a book club meeting.
FIND THE LINK TO REGISTER ON THE HOME PAGE. Have you heard of a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD)? Did you know if you are over 70 1/2 years of age and make a charitable contribution directly from your individual retirement account (IRA), the donation amount is excluded from your taxable income. This can be especially helpful if you have a required minimum distribution (RMD) that you still need to complete for 2025.
Join us in a Zoom workshop facilitated by Mary Crawford, a retired financial professional with over 20 years of experience in retirement planning.
RSVP by 12/1/25. Those registered will receive a Zoom link 12/2/25.
2-Hour Workshop
The holiday season can be joyful—and overwhelming. This gentle, supportive workshop offers a space to slow down, reconnect with yourself, and learn practical tools to move through the season with greater calm, clarity, and kindness.
Relax, renew and restore your body, mind, heart and soul, as we create sacred space for healing and intentions. Harmonize your whole self with the healing energies of the crystal bowl sound bath guided meditation… Presented by Michelle LeVangie
$20 suggested donation….No one turned away.
The December choice for the Unity Book Club is “I See You Called In Dead” by John Kenney. This story revolves around a middle-age obituary writer, and explores themes of self worth and what it means to truly live, face loss, and seek redemption. It is described as “a riotously funny, poignantly introspective novel that dives headfirst into the absurdity of existence. ”
Please pick up the book and join the meeting on Tuesday, , December 23 at 1:00 at Unity.
Everyone is invited even if you have never been to a book club meeting.
Please join us for our annual Christmas Eve Candlelight Service as we gather to celebrate hope, connection, and the spirit of the season. All are welcome to share in this uplifting evening of reflection, music, and heartfelt community.
Join us for an End of the Year Women’s Mindful Circle Ceremony — a gentle space to pause, reflect, and honor all that this year held. Through meditation, mindful sharing, and intention-setting, we’ll release what we’re ready to let go of and welcome the new year with clarity and heart.
In honor of Black History Month Unity is blessed to host Robin Miller.
Robin Joyce Miller is a retired award-winning NYC teacher, artist, author, poet, public speaker and activist. She taught special education for 15 years. After taking a yearlong study sabbatical, she returned as the art teacher for the next 14 years. During her years as a teacher of visual arts, Miller became a facilitator for NYC’s Blueprint for the Arts and earned the honors of both NYC and NY State Region 8 Art Educator of the Year Awards. She has conducted art workshops for teachers across the city in many venues including the Metropolitan Museum of Art and MOMA – the Museum of Modern Art. In 1992 Miller created a print ad for Pepsi honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. under the pseudonym, r.j. scribbles.