04/30/2026
There are moments when a voice returns—not just to a place, but to the hearts that remember it.
This week, Rev. Susan Gumm returned to Unity on the Avenue, the very community she calls “the church that built me.” And in that return, she brought something deeply human, deeply spiritual, and profoundly alive.
In this heartfelt talk, Susan shares seven reflections from her soul’s journey—wisdom shaped by love, loss, courage, and awakening. From walking through grief and rediscovering herself along the rivers of Montana, to learning presence from a dog, to embracing the truth that life isn’t something we prepare for—but something we participate in—her message is both grounding and expansive.
She reminds us:
Grief is personal, but healing is possible
Presence is more than focus—it’s awareness of the sacred in every moment
Aging is not decline, but deepening
The spiritual path is not straight—but it is always calling us home
And prayer is not asking—but aligning
Above all, she invites us to live fully, love deeply, and trust that even in the darkest moments, there is always light.
This is more than a talk—it’s a return, a remembering, and an opening.
Take a breath. Be present. And receive.