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Unity suggests to us not agreement or sameness of viewpoint,

but a oneness of purpose that instructs our life together.  

And so it is not necessarily completed, but always underway….

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We understand there to be an essential aspect of the Ground of Being

that draws us in reverence,

and that our coming together is more than accidental.  

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We are called to be people of strong feeling,

to know differences,

and to discover through exploring our diversity or conflicts

a means of truthfully communicating,

in order to reach together toward what is both common and holy.

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Strawberry Creek committee on Worship & Ministry (October 1989)