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Art & Soul
It’s time to get your journals out! The new weekly Visual Journal workshop, Art & Soul, launches this week. I am excited to be sharing this creative outlet once again in my local community. In addition to teaching in person, I will be sharing images from my own journals here on the Unity Arts Ministry…
Powered By Passion
“Powered By Passion” talk by Rev. Jeniffer Hutchins of Unity Arts Ministry Presented at Unity of the Heartland, Olathe, KS. October 8th, 2017. In this inspirational talk, Rev. Jen invites you to stand up for change and to turn prayer into action. “Let your light shine before men; that they may see your good works,…
Share Love Coloring Page
Today is Valentine’s Day. Like most holidays around my home, Valentine’s Day serves as inspiration for new creative projects. Cards, crafts, and cookies are typical gifts among my family. As I write this, my husband asked if we had any flaked coconut. My guess is it won’t be long before the smell of baked goodies…
Heather Inez Benoit, Living in Creative Spirit
Our guest today has found herself drawn to a variety of artisitc mediums. Meet Kansas City area artist, Heather Inez Benoit. Heather began her artistic journey early on in childhood and that journey continues today through the many diverse media she practices; dance, photography, metal crafting, painting and jewelry design. This journey includes her spiritual…
My favorite tool for when life gets wonky
Growing up, I celebrated 4th of July with a large family gathering at my aunt’s house. I’d work with my cousins to create a giant whirlpool in the pool, play badminton with my mom, eat meme’s homemade clam cakes and chowder, and await the evening firework display (put on by my uncle and his collection…
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…
