Legacy Writing is a gentle six-week journey into the stories, memories, and wisdom that shape who we are. Through reflection, simple writing prompts, and optional sharing, participants explore meaningful life moments, lessons learned, and the values they hope to pass forward. This experience is not about writing perfectly, but about honoring what matters most. Participants leave with a personal collection of stories and reflections that can become a treasured keepsake or gift for loved ones.

The Maine Sunshine Companions program prepares volunteers to offer presence-based, compassionate companionship to adults in rural Maine who may be experiencing loneliness, isolation, or life transitions.

At its core, the training is focused on becoming Keepers of Kindness — companions who use narrative medicine to honor each person’s story, journey, and inner landscape.

Are you ready to empower your board for success?

Join two seasoned Unity leaders, Rev. Pat Besseyand Rev. Beth Head,for an interactive, transformational training designed to:

Clarify roles and responsibilities

Strengthen spiritual leadership

Build a culture of collaboration and vision

This is more than a workshop — it’s an investment in your ministry’s future.

Spiral Dynamics is a model of the evolutionary development of individuals, organizations, and societies. It was initially developed by Don Edward Beck and Christopher Cowan based on the emergent cyclical theory of Clare W. Graves.

In other words, the Spiral Dynamics model helps us to make sense of where we’ve been, and where we’re going, as a species, and within our culture and organizations.

Are you ready to empower your board for success?

Join two seasoned Unity leaders, Rev. Pat Bessey and Rev. Beth Head, for an interactive, transformational training designed to:

• Clarify roles and responsibilities

• Strengthen spiritual leadership

• Build a culture of collaboration and vision

This is more than a workshop — it’s an investment in your ministry’s future.

The Maine Sunshine Companions program prepares volunteers to offer presence-based, compassionate companionship to adults in rural Maine who may be experiencing loneliness, isolation, or life transitions.

At its core, the training is focused on becoming Keepers of Kindness — companions who use narrative medicine to honor each person’s story, journey, and inner landscape.

Story Sharing Circles offer a gentle space where life experiences are honored through listening and telling. Each gathering includes a simple theme, quiet reflection, and optional sharing. Rather than advice or analysis, the focus is presence — witnessing one another with compassion and respect. Participants are welcome to speak, listen, or simply be present as the circle gradually builds trust, connection, and belonging.

The Maine Sunshine Companions program prepares volunteers to offer presence-based, compassionate companionship to adults in rural Maine who may be experiencing loneliness, isolation, or life transitions.

At its core, the training is focused on becoming Keepers of Kindness — companions who use narrative medicine to honor each person’s story, journey, and inner landscape.

The Memoir Creation Cohort invites participants to begin shaping life experiences into meaningful stories. Through gentle prompts, reflection, and guided writing time, participants explore memories, emotions, and life themes in a supportive space. The focus is not on writing perfectly, but on listening inward and honoring what wants to be told. Participants leave with the beginnings of a memoir and greater confidence in their voice as the storyteller of their life.

Honoring Life Reflections is a gentle circle experience that invites participants to pause, reflect, and listen inward around meaningful life themes. Each gathering includes quiet reflection, simple prompts, and optional sharing in a supportive space. Rather than fixing or analyzing, the circle focuses on honoring real experiences, emotions, and wisdom gained through living, while nurturing connection, presence, and a deep sense of belonging.

Creative Memory Projects invites participants to explore meaningful memories through simple, hands-on creativity. Using collage, images, writing, and personal symbols, participants transform life moments into tangible keepsakes such as memory books, visual stories, or creative journals. The focus is not artistic skill, but honoring what matters. Each gathering offers gentle prompts, time to create, and a supportive space for reflection and connection.