Alumni News for April 2022
WANTED—ARTICLES ON UUMS FOR THE PATH NEWSLETTER! Let’s keep UUMS on the hearts and minds of everyone in the Unity Movement. If you have a story to share on…
Spotlight on Rev. JoAnn Watson, UUMS Board President
Spotlight on Rev. JoAnn Watson, UUMS Board President Rev. JoAnn Watson is a woman of many accomplishments. She graduated from Unity Urban Ministerial School in 2009 and was…
A Season of Grace – Article from Lent Booklet 2022
A Season of Grace Rev. Joanna Gabriel, D.Min. In his book Celebrate Yourself! (Unity Books, 1984), Rev. Eric Butterworth suggests we can make the 40 days of Lent…
ALUMNI NEWS – March 2022
Opportunities to grow and connect with your Alumni Association are endless. We are always ready to welcome Alumni who are available and willing to serve as advisors for…
The Second Annual “Function at the Junction II”
We met on the Corner of ZOOM USA and WHOVA for the “Function at the Junction”! On November 16-19, 2021, Seventy-two (72) members of the UUMS family –…
Alumni Articles: HOW TO LISTEN TO CHILDREN By Carolyn Warnemuende
HOW TO LISTEN TO CHILDREN By Carolyn Warnemuende The spiritual practice of listening from the heart is one of the most powerful relationship-building tools we have. When we…
Alumni Articles: WHEN THEY LEAVE THE NEST By Lulu Logan
WHEN THEY LEAVE THE NEST By Lulu Logan Parents of babies, toddlers, school-age children, and teens know each age presents challenges, and each child is a puzzle unto…
Alumni Articles: MARRIAGE—STILL, I DO By Kathy Beasley
MARRIAGE—STILL, I DO By Kathy Beasley I remember the excitement of our engagement as though it was yesterday. The glimmer of the ring took my breath away, such…
Alumni Articles: A FAMILY HEALING FROM SUICIDE By David Brian Adams
A FAMILY HEALING FROM SUICIDE By David Brian Adams Nearly every family has one—that person who seems to breathe life and light into the room everywhere they go….
Alumni Articles: PERMISSION TO BE DIFFERENT By Evin Wilkins
I only ever knew him as Dusty. His given name was William but the thought of calling him anything but Dusty always seemed unnatural. I was never quite…