Group Focus: ATT is a community for men and women ages 60+ that honors and embraces the later years of life with wonder, courage, and grace. Their purpose is to gratefully gather, build connections, celebrate life’s joys, and find peace with the past. Together, ATT offers a safe space for support and reflection as members face new challenges.

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We are aging and thriving together!

Group Focus: Conscious Awareness, also known as "The Rememberers Club," supports spiritual seeking to rediscovering their true, divine nature through non-dual teachings. The group focuses on practicing loving-kindness and unity in daily life, fostering an environment of acceptance, non-judgment, and mutual growth, rather than solitary spirituality

First Fridays at Unity Columbine, hosted by The Belonging Project, are designed for the whole community—children and adults —to slow down and be together. Each month offers a different shared experience, from games and films to guided conversations, creative expression, and spiritual exploration—always with connection at the center. Some gatherings are fully intergenerational, inviting all ages to connect across life stages; other months offer childcare so children and adults can deepen relationships within their own circles. Each First Friday has its own rhythm—see the calendar above and join us for a heart-centered start to your weekend. You belong here.

Group Focus: Provides a confidential, supportive space for individuals managing depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, or related mental health challenges. Not a replacement for professional therapy, this group offers peer connection, meditation, and activities focused on mental health topics. New members go through an approval process and receive detailed information and Heart Agreements before joining.

Group Focus: A supportive space for men to build relationships, reduce stress, learn self-healing techniques, and manifest their best lives. Discussions are private and confidential, fostering a no-judgment zone. Each session begins with a brief meditation to ground participants. A new topic is shared for discussion prior to each meeting, with opportunities for guest speakers or additional activities based on group interest.

Group Focus: A spiritually supportive community for women, meeting bi-weekly to discuss a chosen book, similar to a book club. Originally formed from a six-week class on The Mindful Woman, the group has continued for over 15 years, providing a stable, member-led space for connection and growth.

Group Focus: An open group which meets each Sunday after service to affirm abundance, well-being, and to give thanks for the needs of Columbine being met. The group gathers at an open table during fellowship time and prays together using a written call-and-repeat prayer.

Group Focus: Brings singles together for activities like concerts, nature outings, and seasonal celebrations. Most popular events are Thanksgiving and Christmas gatherings. Keep an eye on the calendar or bulletin boards around church for upcoming Social Singles events!

Group Focus: A supportive community for women to share thier spiritual journey through meditation, journaling, and book discussions. "We open our hearts and souls to recognize the beautiful creations we are" Open to all women.

Group Focus: The Wholehearted Masculine Men's Group is a facilitated space for men to be real with themselves and each other. We share about the highs and lows of our lives, get honest about the challenges we're facing, and support each other in navigating the world as men.

Monthly sessions may include:
-Check-ins where each group member has space to share,
-Embodiment practices to help ground and become more present,
-Accountability support to help you grow into the man you truly are,
-In-depth process work to support healing and transformation,
-Celebration, appreciation, and acknowledgment for our progress and learning. RSVP below! 

Group Focus: Weekly meditations lasting about an hour, featuring an opening prayer, two 15-20 minute meditations with a break in between, and concluding with a prayer. Open to all Columbine Community members, with no special requirements for participation. A mailing list is maintained for weekly reminders; individuals can join by emailing Beth.