When I was in Minneapolis, doing an adjustment to blindness training, I came across three Unitarian, Universalist, congregation's, and this is one of them. The other two were the first Unitarian society of Minneapolis and the first universalist church of Minneapolis. I once heard somebody say about these three podcasts/churches, first Unitarian is the think-in church, First Universalist was the march-in church, and this one, Unity, was the pray-in church. This does seem to be true of the services I have listened to, both live and later. I find the movement part of these services at Unity (the parts where the congregation divides into groups and sings, such as in the song "this Pretty Planet") very confusing., why do I say this? Because the person doing these parts of the service is not clear about which group members, or which side of the room start singing, and which side of the room comes in later. I'm very glad that I'm not attending these services in person because this would be extra confusing as a blind person.
