Spotlight on Students March 2023
Cylvia Hayes From her early years as a cowgirl and farm kid, Cylvia Hayes’ life has been less than conventional. She survived deep trauma and struck out on…
Daylight Savings Time Begins Sunday, March 12, 2023
Reminder!! Daylight Savings Time begins Sunday, March 12, 2023. Don’t forget to set your clock forward one hour before you go to bed Saturday night—unless, of course, you…
West Side Unity – The House That Ruth Built – Needs YOU!
Please help West Side Unity Church Building Rehabilitation Campaign in reaching our significant crowdfunding goal, by donating a charitable gift (in any amount) to “The Friends of Ruth…
Message from the Executive Director March 2023
March is Women’s History Month—a time to honor women who have made and are making important sacrifices and contributions to society. In this issue, we recognize a few…
Recipe Corner
Here are a few of my favorite Soul Food recipes I hope you will enjoy. If you don’t want to fix them yourself, the next time you come…
Did You Know? – Soul Food
Soul Food Ministries was founded by Rev. Sallye Coe Taylor, a Unity minister for more than 30 years. She was later joined by Rev. Gloria Holt in managing…
Spotlight on Faculty – Congratulations Rev. Charline Manuel
Spotlight on Faculty! Congratulations, Rev. Charline Manuel! Rev. Charline Manuel, a longtime member of the UUMS faculty, was recently elected Chair of the Unity World Headquarters (UWH) Board…
Spotlight On Alumni – An Unsung Shero by Rev. Vernelle Nelson
Today, Charles County, Maryland looks nothing like it did at the turn of the Twentieth Century. My grandmother, Theresa Brown, was born there in a small house on…
Love in Action: See God in All Things by Rev. Wilma Taylor-Costen (Class of 2019) and current Secretary on the UUMS Board of Directors.
While participating in a Zoom meeting several months ago, I noticed a sign on the wall behind a participant’s head. From the camera’s distance, it appeared to be…
Spotlight on Alumni: A Tribute to My Grandfather by Rev. Sandra J. Wayne Campbell
My grandfather, Willie Wayne, purchased more than 200 acres of land in Union Parish, Louisiana, on a wing and a prayer. He never learned to read or write…