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James Dillet Freeman, Living in Creative Spirit
Today we present a special article in our Living in Creative Spirit series, a highlight of poet and Unity Minister James Dillet Freeman. Rev. Freeman spent more than 70 years of his life in dedication and service to the Unity movement. He is considered Unity’s poet laureate, authoring the well known “Prayer for Protection,” “I…
How to Make a Recycled Journal
Turn your recycle bin into a work of art! Rev. Jeniffer Hutchins shares her step by step process from raiding the recycle bin, adding color, and binding the project together. Recycling has never been so much fun! Gather up paper and cardboard from your recycle bin. Items with a bit of weight such as post…
Be a Part of the Ripple
A simple word has great power. Ministries around the country are bringing communities together to paint rocks with inspiring messages to be shared. With each inspirational stone, ripples of kindness & peace are spread into the world. Learn how Unity of Bandon, OR, Unity Arts Ministry & Unity of Las Vegas have embraced this idea…
5 Must Haves For Your Creativity Basket
Studies show that creativity thrives in a safe and supportive environment. What better way to tell your creativity that you care than by setting time to be together and bringing a little gift. Today, I am going to share with you some of my favorite materials to have on hand for working (playing) in my…
Blank Canvas
For more than 10 years, I have engaged in the practice of keeping a Visual Journal. It has become one of my favorite creative outlets for processing life, exploring emotions, and tuning into the center of my own being. Not only have I found tremendous healing and personal transformation through this process, but I have…
What’s Next?
What’s Next? guest post by Richard Bingman I remember when I was about six years old, my father told me that he was slightly blood- related to the Cherokee Indians and knew a lot about their way of life. He told me that they wanted to live on and control the hill tops. They had…
