Unity Community of Ashland

Sunday Service
2025-10-26 11:00 - 12:30 (America/Los_Angeles) | Unity Community of Ashland, 185 N. Mountain Ave., Ashland, Oregon, 97520
Due to a glitch in the software, the time showing above is incorrect.Our Sunday Service is 11:00am to 12:30pm.

Guest Speakers

Jean Houston is our very special guest this Sunday!

We are delighted to again welcome the amazing Dr. Jean Houston as our very special guest speaker. Jean will be joined by her long-time assistant Peggy Rubin. Together, they will offer an illuminating and uplifting talk on the unrealized possibilities of human potential.

Rev. Kathy Zavada says that she is always learns so much from Jean.

“I must say every time I talk to Jean even briefly, I feel like the seeds of possibility for my own life and its expression are watered,” Rev. Kathy shares. “It seems to me that Jean’s ‘factory setting’ is set on a perennial openness and awareness of the inherent possibility in every human. That twinkle in her eye, seems to be because she knows we have profound untapped capacities and she is going to spend every moment of her extraordinary life encouraging that capacity into full expression!”

Learn more about Jean and her accomplishments by clicking the button below:

about jean houston

Peggy Rubin will join Jean as our other amazing guest speaker!

If you are unable to attend in person or are feeling a bit unwell, we invite you to attend our Sunday Service online via Zoom.

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Sunday Service
2025-11-02 11:00 - 12:30
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Guest Speaker

Carl Marsak will speak on “The Enneagram: A Symbol of Unity in Diversity”.

This introductory presentation on the Enneagram symbol includes how knowledge of the 9 Personality Types can be used for personal growth and spiritual development.

The Music Team will be with us offering prayer, meditation, music, and song.

If you are unable to attend in person or are feeling a bit unwell, we invite you to attend our Sunday Service online via Zoom.

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Sunday Service
2025-11-09 11:00 - 12:30
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Join us as Rev. Kathy Zavada leads us in prayer, meditation, music, and song.

“I am so very looking forward to sharing with you a talk on a subject so dear to my heart and soul, ‘The Great Mother Goddess’,” shares Rev. Kathy. “In the Rig Veda it says, ‘Truth is One, the sages speak of it by many names.’ In other words, there is a single, ultimate Reality, but it is understood and expressed in many ways. The Great Mother as the ultimate Reality has been worshiped for many, many thousands of years, long before the patriarchal focus of God as Father born out of the monotheistic religions of Judaism, Islam and Christianity.“In our Interfaith tradition, we explore the great Truth that is One, as it is expressed in myriad forms,” Rev. Kathy continues. “There are many forms, many expressions of the great goddess throughout history from Mesopotamia to Egypt to Greece to India and to contemporary figures like Ammachi. Through our communion with the Great Mother, the Great Goddess, we can open to and also embody those divine qualities. This Divine Feminine presence can be a vehicle for our own direct, divine experience. And so we will explore this in depth this Sunday.”

Rev. Kathy is also excited about the music program!

“I have chosen some very special music including Ave Maria featuring Franz Schubert’s beautiful piano arrangement and featuring Lark and her divine soprano. We’ll sing bhajans including Kali Durge, and we’ll shift our mind to open to God as Mother with She’s Got The Whole World In Her Hands. We’ll chant Mother of All Things and invoke Kali, Durga, Lakshmi, Saraswati, Amma, Mother Mary, and the Universal Mother of all.”

Please join us for a most sacred Sunday filled with divine energy and grace!

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Sunday Service
2025-11-16 11:00 - 12:30
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Join us as Rev. Kathy Zavada leads us in prayer, meditation and will give the talk.

Guest Music

We are delighted to welcome the talented Jennifer Berezan as our muscial guest. She will also offer a workshop after service.

About Jennifer Berezan

Jennifer is a visionary artist, activist and producer. Her work expands artistic boundaries, blurring the distinctions between musical styles, politics, and spirituality. She is a maestra of collaboration and makes music that changes how we experience ourselves and the world.

Over the course of ten albums, her music has been shaped by her lifelong involvement in environmental, women’s, and justice movements as well as Buddhist practice. Her approach to music as a transformative experience creates a strong rapport with audiences from small venues to large events throughout the world.

Jennifer teaches at the California Institute of Integral Studies in San Francisco in the department of Philosophy and Religion. Her on-going class (since 1997) is entitled “The Healing Ecstasy of Sound” and explores music as a spiritual practice from a wide range of traditional and contemporary perspectives.

Jennifer will perform at Jackson Wellsprings on Saturday, November 15 @ 7:30pm. Tickets are available via her website.

Learn more by visiting Jennifer’s website. Just click the button below:

Jennifer berezan

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Sunday Services
2025-11-23 11:00 - 12:30
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Join us as Rev. Kathy Zavada leads us in prayer, meditation, music, and song.

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Sunday Service
2025-11-30 11:00 - 12:30
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Guest Speaker

Peggy Rubin is our guest speaker on Sunday, November 30.

About Peggy Rubin

Peggy Rubin is founding director of the Center for Sacred Theatre in Ashland, Oregon. She is a Shakespearean actress and leads workshops in Living Life as Sacred Theatre and Sacred Studies of the Divine Feminine. Since 1987, she has also been the principal teaching associate of Dr. Jean Houston.

Working with Jean, Peggy has presented classes, workshops and trainings throughout the United States, and in Australia, New Zealand, England, Ireland, Sweden, Greece, Egypt, The Netherlands, India, West Africa, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Jamaica, and on behalf of the United Nations Development Programme, in Albania, St. Lucia, Barbados, Kenya, and the Philippines.

In her book, To Be and How To Be: Transforming Your Life through Sacred Theatre, Peggy highlights the “Nine Powers of Sacred Theatre” to probe the sacred theatre of our lives as a spiritual path of transformation.

Spirituality and Practice summarizes Peggy’s teaching as:

“The metaphor of life as the stage on which we embody our passion and purpose is a rich one…[and]…The important thing to remember is that each of us is the leading character in our life, which means we must do our best to be at our best. It is also essential that we develop the story of our life and put it in sync with the unfolding story of Life on Earth. There is no need to lock ourselves in the past or flee into the future; the present moment offers us ample dramatic opportunities.”

Peggy has studied extensively with Elaine De Beauport, Ed.D., founder of the Mead Institute, leading teacher of humanistic and behavioral applications of current brain/mind research; and with William Emerson, Ph.D., pioneer in the field of pre- and peri-natal psychology, and its importance in understanding human development.

In 2019, Peggy was awarded an honorary doctorate in Humane Letters from Meridian University.

To learn more about Peggy and the Center for Sacred Theatre, just click the button below:

peggy rubin

Guest Music

Joanna De Sa and James Jarvis will lead us in music and song.

If you are unable to attend in person or are feeling a bit unwell, we invite you to attend our Sunday Service online via Zoom.

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Sunday Service
2025-12-07 11:00 - 12:30
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Join us as Rev. Kathy Zavada leads us in prayer, meditation, music, and song.

Guest Music

Daniel Sperry joins Rev. Kathy to create some muscial magic!

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Sunday Service
2025-12-14 11:00 - 12:30
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Online-Only Today

Due to Hannukkah celebrations in The Havura today, we are meeting online only.

Join us as Rev. Kathy Zavada leads us in prayer, meditation, music, and song.

We invite you to attend our Sunday Service online via Zoom in the comfort of your own home.

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Sunday Service
2025-12-21 11:00 - 12:30, 2026-01-04 11:00 - 12:30, 2026-01-11 11:00 - 12:30, 2026-02-01 11:00 - 12:30, 2026-02-08 11:00 - 12:30, 2026-02-15 11:00 - 12:30, 2026-03-01 11:00 - 12:30, 2026-03-15 11:00 - 12:30 and 1 more date

Sunday Service
2025-12-28 11:00 - 12:30
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Guest Speaker

Nancy Bloom will be our guest speaker for the last Sunday Servvice in 2025. Her talk is “Living the Spirit and Awakening Joy”.

Guest Music

Joanna De Sa and James Sitter will lead us in music and song.

If you are unable to attend in person or are feeling a bit unwell, we invite you to attend our Sunday Service online via Zoom.

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Sunday Service
2026-01-18 11:00 - 12:30
Due to a glitch in the software, the time showing above is incorrect.Our Sunday Service is 11:00am to 12:30pm.

Join us as Rev. Kathy Zavada leads us in prayer, meditation, music, and song.

Rev. Kathy will also present a tribute to the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.

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Music Program

Lark Lovejoy and Katharine Lang will join Rev. Kathy presenting powerful music to honor Dr. King.

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Sunday Service
2026-01-25 11:00 - 12:30
Due to a glitch in the software, the time showing above is incorrect.Our Sunday Service is 11:00am to 12:30pm.

Guest Speaker

Peggy Rubin will be our guest speaker on Sunday, January 25.

About Peggy Rubin

Peggy Rubin is founding director of the Center for Sacred Theatre in Ashland, Oregon. She is a Shakespearean actress and leads workshops in Living Life as Sacred Theatre and Sacred Studies of the Divine Feminine. Since 1987, she has also been the principal teaching associate of Dr. Jean Houston.

Working with Jean, Peggy has presented classes, workshops and trainings throughout the United States, and in Australia, New Zealand, England, Ireland, Sweden, Greece, Egypt, The Netherlands, India, West Africa, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Jamaica, and on behalf of the United Nations Development Programme, in Albania, St. Lucia, Barbados, Kenya, and the Philippines.

In her book, To Be and How To Be: Transforming Your Life through Sacred Theatre, Peggy highlights the “Nine Powers of Sacred Theatre” to probe the sacred theatre of our lives as a spiritual path of transformation.

Spirituality and Practice summarizes Peggy’s teaching as:

“The metaphor of life as the stage on which we embody our passion and purpose is a rich one…[and]…The important thing to remember is that each of us is the leading character in our life, which means we must do our best to be at our best. It is also essential that we develop the story of our life and put it in sync with the unfolding story of Life on Earth. There is no need to lock ourselves in the past or flee into the future; the present moment offers us ample dramatic opportunities.”

Peggy has studied extensively with Elaine De Beauport, Ed.D., founder of the Mead Institute, leading teacher of humanistic and behavioral applications of current brain/mind research; and with William Emerson, Ph.D., pioneer in the field of pre- and peri-natal psychology, and its importance in understanding human development.

In 2019, Peggy was awarded an honorary doctorate in Humane Letters from Meridian University.

To learn more about Peggy and the Center for Sacred Theatre, just click the button below:

peggy rubin

Guest Music

Windsong Martin will be our guest musician this Sunday, January 25.

“Windsong has been an inspiration to me since I first heard her sing in 1986. Her voice, her songwriting, and her activism on behalf of Mother Earth have been a soundtrack to my life. I am honored to call her friend and always blessed to hear her sing.”

— Alice Di Micele

“Windsong is an amazing singer/songwriter whose music and lyrics continue to be relevant for these times. Her career has spanned three decades, all the while gracing us with songs that open hearts and minds. Windsong is a devoted presence at the summer music festivals in Southern Oregon, often leading the opening and closing of the festivals with sacred songs and ceremonial water blessings, as well as performing beautiful sets from the stage. It has been a pleasure to listen and dance to her music for over 20 years.”

— Joseph Lian, Co-producer of Inlakesh and Peace Village Festivals.

“Windsong Martin is a wonderful, Spiritual musician from Southern Oregon. She and her husband Ohana live on a Pristine Homestead in the Williams Valley.

“For those interested in Windsong’s music I would say that she is Very Blessed to have a Pristine Voice. She is one of those rare singers whose tone is pitch perfect and conveys the Most Heartfelt Awareness of Spiritual Love. I have seen her in dozens of venues, large and small, and in many different situations over the last 35 years and Her Message of Love for The Spirit, Love of The Mother Earth, and For Peaceful Relations between All The Nations remains as the Constant Hallmark of Her Sacred Legacy. She is always one to offer words of Encouragement, and a Prayerful Stance for Healing and Understanding between All Beings. Her songs are delivered in an Absolutely Clear Soprano Tone, with perfect annunciation.

“There is never any doubt about what you’re Hearing, it is a Voice that Comes Directly from The Spirit and Directly form The Heart Of The Ancient Elders. Her Message is, Compassionate, Uplifting, and Soulful, to such a High Degree, that it is common for people listening her to start crying with the joy and sorrow while Being touched by Her Angelic Presence. There is never any question that She is Speaking For The People, for World peace, and for Personal Healing.

“She is a fantastic Leader of Gatherings and Ceremonies, and most Eloquent Speaker, and Humanitarian of the Highest Level. She leads hundreds or thousands of people in Singing Her Anthems of Love, and She is beloved By All Who Hear Her Voice.”

— Sharanam Anandama, Music Producer, and 35 year friend of Windsong

To learn more about Windsong, visit her website by clicking the button below:

windsong

If you are unable to attend in person or are feeling a bit unwell, we invite you to attend our Sunday Service online via Zoom.

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Sunday Service
2026-02-22 11:00 - 12:30
Due to a glitch in the software, the time showing above is incorrect.Our Sunday Service is 11:00am to 12:30pm.

Guest Speaker

We are delighted to welcome Rev. Ruth Kirby as our guest speaker!

About Rev. Ruth Kirby

Rev Ruth has been a Centers for Spiritual Living Practitioner for 27 years and a Centers for Spiritual Living Minister for 19 years. She founded a CSL Center and a Teaching Chapter and served as Spiritual Director of both.She is currently a Centers for Spiritual Living educator teaching spiritual development classes online with people from all over the world in attendance. She is also an ICF Certified Life Coach offering individual personal and spiritual coaching to help people deepen and thrive in their lives.In her personal life, she belongs to a performing improv troupe called Improv Alchemy which performs regularly here in Ashland.

If you are unable to attend in person or are feeling a bit unwell, we invite you to attend our Sunday Service online via Zoom.

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Sunday Service
2026-03-08 11:00 - 12:30
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Guest Speaker

Jean Houston as our very special guest this Sunday!

We are delighted to again welcome the amazing Dr. Jean Houston as our very special guest speaker. She will offer another illuminating and uplifting talk on the unrealized possibilities of human potential.

Rev. Kathy Zavada says that she is always learns so much from Jean:

“I must say every time I talk to Jean even briefly, I feel like the seeds of possibility for my own life and its expression are nourished,” Rev. Kathy shares. “It seems to me that Jean’s ‘factory setting’ is set on a perennial openness and awareness of the inherent possibility in every human. That twinkle in her eye, seems to be because she knows we have profound untapped capacities and she is going to spend every moment of her extraordinary life encouraging that capacity into full expression!”

Learn more about Jean and her accomplishments by clicking the button below:

about jean houston

If you are unable to attend in person or are feeling a bit unwell, we invite you to attend our Sunday Service online via Zoom.

Just click the button below at 10:45am:

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Sunday Service
2026-03-22 11:00 - 12:30
Due to a glitch in the software, the time showing above is incorrect.Our Sunday Service is 11:00am to 12:30pm.

Guest Speaker

We are delighted to have Steve Kiesling as our guest speaker on March 22.

His talk will be, “The Natural History of ‘Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness'”

Steve’s talk is about how a friendship with Takelma elder Agnes Baker Pilgrim led to the discovery of the Story Chair at Ti’lomikh Falls, the return of the Salmon Ceremony, and a new theory about the origins of America’s founding ideals.

About Steve Kiesling

Stephen Kiesling is a founding editor of Spirituality & Health: A Unity Publication, and is now Editor-at-Large. He was Scholar of the House in philosophy at Yale, an Olympic oarsman, and is a lifelong journalist and author.

Guest Music

We are delighted that Jim Sitter and Joanna De Sa will lead us in music and song.

If you are unable to attend in person or are feeling a bit unwell, we invite you to attend our Sunday Service online via Zoom.

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Sunday Service
2026-03-29 11:00 - 12:30
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Our Dear Friend

Our hearts are heavy upon learning the news that our dear friend Michael Stillwater unexpectedly passed away on February 15.

We were so looking forward to his visit with us.

With the profound heartbreak of this news, Rev. Kathy’s talk on The Sacred Work of Grief is particularly meaningful. May this message be a healing balm for whomever is feeling grief, loss or sorrow.

If you are unable to attend in person or are feeling a bit unwell, we invite you to attend our Sunday Service online via Zoom.

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Sunday Service
2026-04-05 11:00 - 12:30
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Guest Speaker

Gary Zukav is our guest speaker on this Special Easter Celebration Service!

And, Daniel Sperry and Rev. Kathy Zavada will also be with us for prayer, meditation, music and song.

About Gary’s Talk

Is there a difference between the teachings of Christ and the teachings of Christianity?

In my experience, Yes.

Christ opens my heart. Christianity closes it. Christ welcomes me. Christianity judges me. Christ loves me. Christianity threatens me.

What causes these differences? What can I learn about myself from them? What can I learn about love?

I am looking forward to speaking with you about these things on Easter.

About Gary Zukav

Gary Zukav is a renowned spiritual teacher, a 4x New York Times best selling author, and co-founder of the Seat of the Soul Institute.

Gary has conveyed the most complex insights in language all can understand. Over and over, he challenges us to see the depth of our potential in the world and act on that awareness. His gentle presence, humor, and wisdom have inspired millions to realize their soul’s greatest potential.

He is a recipient of the World Business Academy Pathfinder Award for his Contribution to the Ongoing Evolution of Knowledge and Consciousness within the Global Business Community, and the Einstein Award from the Albert Einstein College of Medicine for his Contributions to the Psychosocial Growth of Humanity.

Gary is dedicated to the unprecedented transformation in human consciousness – an entirely new threshold in the human experience.

Guest Music

Also joining us is our friend and awesome ‘Cellist of Lithia Park’ Daniel Sperry who will grace us with his incredible talent for this special Easter Service.

If you are unable to attend in person or are feeling a bit unwell, we invite you to attend our Sunday Service online via Zoom.

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Sunday Service
2026-04-12 11:00 - 12:30
Due to a glitch in the software, the time showing above is incorrect.Our Sunday Service is 11:00am to 12:30pm.

Join us as Rev. Kathy Zavada leads us in prayer, meditation, music, and song.

Rev. Kathy will be joined by Anjalisa Aitken to offer beautiful music this Sunday!

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Sunday Service
2026-04-19 11:00 - 12:30
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Guest Speaker

We have a wonderful special guest Frances Oyung for our Sunday service celebrating Earth Day on April 19th!!

Frances will speak on how we all can engage and protect the earth and ecosystems here inthe Klamath-Siskiyou region.

About Frances

Frances is the Rogue Riverkeeper Program Manager at Klamath-Siskiyou Wildlands Center (KS Wild), a non-profit based in Ashland. Using advocacy, accountability and community engagement, she works to protect water quality in the Rogue Basin, a stronghold for wild fish and ecosystems.

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Sunday Service
2026-04-26 11:00 - 12:30
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Guest Speaker

We are thrilled to have Dr. Drew Dellinger as our guest speaker!

He will also offer a workshop following service, “The Poetic Cosmos: Creativity as a Cosmological Celebration” ($25/person).

About Drew Dellinger, Ph.D.

Drew Dellinger, Ph.D., is an internationally known speaker, poet, writer, and teacher whose keynotes and poetry performances — which address ecology, justice, cosmology, and connectedness — have inspired minds and hearts around the world. He’s a former scholar in residence at Martin Luther King, Jr. Institute at Stanford University. He’s a formerprofessor/director of the Social Ecology program at John F. Kennedy University. He is also a consultant, filmmaker, and founder of Planetize the Movement.

Dellinger has presented at over 1400 events across the US, UK, Canada, and Australia. He has spoken and performed at numerous conferences — including TEDWomen, Bioneers, the Green Festival, the Dream Reborn, and the Parliament of the World’s Religions — as well as colleges and universities, poetry venues, protests, and places of worship.

He has shared podiums and stages with luminaries such as Alice Walker, Cornel West, Thomas Berry, Danny Glover, Jim Carrey, Julia Butterfly Hill, Brian Swimme, Paul Hawken, Chuck D, Joanna Macy, and many others.

Dellinger’s award-winning book of poems, Love Letter to the Milky Way, was selected by ForeWord Reviews magazine as a 2011 Book of the Year Award Finalist. Now in its sixth printing, Love Letter has devoted readers in dozens of countries on six continents. Dellinger’s work has appeared in films, books, anthologies, and magazines—from The New York Times magazine to YES!, Tikkun, Mother Jones, Huffington Post, Kosmos, Common Ground, andothers. His poems have been cited and quoted in venues ranging from prison workshops to climate change hearings before the U.S. Congress.

If you are unable to attend in person or are feeling a bit unwell, we invite you to attend our Sunday Service online via Zoom.

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Sunday Service
2026-05-03 11:00 - 12:30
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Special Musical Guest

Sahadev joins Rev. Kathy Zavada for a special Kirtan Sunday, with a focus on sacred mantra chanting as a path to awakening to the Divine.

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Sunday Service
2026-05-17 11:00 - 12:30
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Guest Speaker

We are delighted to have Steve Kiesling return as our guest speaker on May 17. He will speak on “How To Live A Lifetime“.

“How To Live A Lifetime”

As a health magazine editor for 45 years, Steve Kiesling has seen all kinds of stories about how to live forever. As an Olympic oarsman with more than 50 years of competitive experience, he has also field tested a lot them.

One key to remember when considering immortality is that each of us is a unique expression of a chain of DNA that has remained unbroken through countless forms of life over billions of years. And that means that each of us is the unfolding of a larger story that began long before anyone could make up stories about “how to live forever” let alone sell you something.

Steve believes that the most powerful secrets to longevity and health-span are “inside us”and he has stories to share about how to make the most of them.

About Steve Kiesling

Stephen Kiesling is a founding editor of Spirituality & Health: A Unity Publication, and is now Editor-at-Large. He was Scholar of the House in philosophy at Yale, an Olympic oarsman, and is a lifelong journalist and author.

Guest Music

Windsong Martin will be our guest musician this Sunday, June 17.

About Windsong

“Windsong Martin is a wonderful, Spiritual musician from Southern Oregon. She and her husband Ohana live on a Pristine Homestead in the Williams Valley.

“For those interested in Windsong’s music I would say that she is Very Blessed to have a Pristine Voice. She is one of those rare singers whose tone is pitch perfect and conveys the Most Heartfelt Awareness of Spiritual Love. I have seen her in dozens of venues, large and small, and in many different situations over the last 35 years and Her Message of Love for The Spirit, Love of The Mother Earth, and For Peaceful Relations between All The Nations remains as the Constant Hallmark of Her Sacred Legacy. She is always one to offer words of Encouragement, and a Prayerful Stance for Healing and Understanding between All Beings. Her songs are delivered in an Absolutely Clear Soprano Tone, with perfect annunciation.

“There is never any doubt about what you’re Hearing, it is a Voice that Comes Directly from The Spirit and Directly form The Heart Of The Ancient Elders. Her Message is, Compassionate, Uplifting, and Soulful, to such a High Degree, that it is common for people listening her to start crying with the joy and sorrow while Being touched by Her Angelic Presence. There is never any question that She is Speaking For The People, for World peace, and for Personal Healing.

“She is a fantastic Leader of Gatherings and Ceremonies, and most Eloquent Speaker, and Humanitarian of the Highest Level. She leads hundreds or thousands of people in Singing Her Anthems of Love, and She is beloved By All Who Hear Her Voice.”

— Sharanam Anandama, Music Producer, and 35 year friend of Windsong

To learn more about Windsong, visit her website by clicking the button below:

windsong

If you are unable to attend in person or are feeling a bit unwell, we invite you to attend our Sunday Service online via Zoom.

Just click the button below at 10:45am:

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