The Board Wants to Hear from YOU!
Interested in sharing your ideas or asking questions about our community's development?
Join us for an upcoming Board meeting where your voice matters.
All meetings are open to the congregation, providing an opportunity for you to actively participate in shaping our future together. Your presence and input can make a significant difference in our CommUnity's growth and improvement.
We welcome your engagement and look forward to working together to create a more vibrant and inclusive CommUnity for all. Join us at the next Board meeting and let's make a positive impact together!
Board Meetings are on the third Wednesday of every month
All meetings take place upstairs in the Chapel, and begin at 5:30pm
Alternatively, contact us and your email will be discussed at the next meeting
Current Board Members
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Dan Piekarsky has been a member of Unity of Bloomington since 1996. He has been learning and living with Unity Practices and Principals since the first time he attended a service in the Waldron Theater. One could argue that his process has been slow, but the lessons absorbed have become embedded deeply with years of commitment, service and leadership to this community. He endeavors to be the Light and to see the Light. He is married to the love of his life, Beth, and has two adult children, Will and Christopher.
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Luke Salmon was born and raised in Bloomington, attended Bloomington North and Ivy Tech, and is currently employed at Catalent as a Senior Manufacturing Specialist.
During the pandemic, he played an important part in training personnel to operate new equipment that produced the Covid vaccine.
He is married to Monica, with two children, Maebry and Waylon.
Luke is the Board liaison to the Chapel Action Team, Youth and Family Ministry and Hospitality Committees. In addition, he is taking some of the online SEE courses available through Unity Worldwide Ministries.
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Carol began attending Unity of Bloomington in 2016, when she and her husband Wade moved from Michigan. She had been a member of Unity of Ann Arbor.
One of her favorite affirmations is "Let go, let God." Trusting that the right outcome is already on its way, she can surrender any concerns she has. Her task is to become still and listen for guidance from Spirit.
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LeAnne has been a member of Unity for a few years and continues to be excited in her spiritual journey. She knew the moment she stepped through the doors at Unity of Bloomington that she had found her spiritual home. She loves people and believes wholeheartedly in the Unity principles.
LeAnne spent 33 years in public education and served 21 of those years as a high school administrator. She loves her family and has a special place in her heart for her doggies, and lives life making it her mission to show love and kindness to everyone she meets.
LeAnne believes in a model of “Do What’s Right.” That is one of many lessons that her daddy instilled in her.
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Roy Capio has served on the Unity of Bloomington Board for 7 years, 4 of these as the Treasurer. Being a Treasurer of an Intentional faith community has special practical challenges.
“I walk a delicate balance of having to focus on material needs and challenges of the building and community while keeping the belief that all the abundance already exists but may not yet be apparent. This process is personally challenging and rewarding. I am being stretched in my faith and learning plenty about navigating the complexities of relationships and financial needs for our community.”
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Cathy was raised on a farm and learned to be overly responsible, to drive herself hard and not quit until the job at hand was perfectly complete. She learned life is what you make it and she believed to stay sane, stay busy. Cathy is semi-retired from a successful Buy, Sell, Trade Business. Cathy credits her realization that “everything that comes into your life is for your life” for saving her life.
Cathy stays active in the meditation and yoga circles. She teaches yoga at Unity on Saturday mornings and is proud to be serving as a board member.