A Spiritual Community
Your safety is our priority. Due to snowy conditions continuing into the late evening in many areas, and frigid temperatures expected for tomorrow morning, we have decided to cancel our 10:30 am Sunday Service and Burning Bowl Ceremony as well as our Healing Circle for Sunday, January 8, 2017.
Our Burning Bowl Service has been rescheduled for 10:30 am, Sunday, January, 15, 2017. Please join us then.
Many areas across our regions are on a snow/flood alert for this weekend.
In the event that weather conditions are unsafe for traveling, our Sunday service scheduled for January 24, 2016, will be canceled.
Below please find the many ways you can find out about a church closing:
In the event that service and activities will be canceled this Sunday, please know you can continue
to financially support our beloved community by mailing in your love offering or by tithing online at
http://unitybytheshore.org/donations/
Please stay safe and warm!
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