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Why its OK to Get Messy
One of the most beautiful things about keeping a Visual Journal, is that it is ok to get messy. A journal is meant as a private place for processing life – the good, the challenging, the joy, the pain. This week I want to remind you that it is OK to get messy in your…
Prayer Wings Project
Unity Arts Ministry is proud to present an interactive mural project designed to uplift and inspire. Featuring hand colored feathers from individuals around the world, this large scale mural will be installed at the Unity Village Bookstore and Café in the Winter of 2021. Inspired by the street artist, Kelsey Montague, these Prayer Wings will…
Julie Connor, Living in Creative Spirit
This week we welcome Dr. Julie Connor to our “Living in Creative Spirit” interview series. As a TED speaker, educator and collaborative leadership expert, Julie Connor, Ed.D. inspires everyone with hope. Julie is an inspiring storyteller; she empowers students and adults with tools to create strong boundaries and strengthen communication and conflict resolution skills. She…
Pat Dougherty, Living in Creative Spirit
This week we welcome Patrick Dougherty to our interview platform here on “Living in Creative Spirit.” By day, I am a (CPA) certified public accountant and by night I am a CPA (creative playful artist). I was born in St. Louis, MO and grew up in Overland Park, KS. I attended KU & Rockhurst College…
Celebrating 2017
A quote hanging over my desk reads, “She believed she could, so she did.” With my belief that I could create a new ministry focused on creative expression – and the support of that belief by family and friends – I launched Unity Arts Ministry this year. I can not believe how much we have done in…
Snapshots
Snapshots guest post by Richard Bingman I consider my life a spiritual journey. Like many journeys there are critical times when I need help. I describe these times as snapshots, of what is required to give me energy to move ahead. Snapshot One: In the hot summer of 1934, I was a six-year-old child living…