Rev. Debbie Taylor is "on fire" with helping people live life, deepen inner connections, and enjoy it. Through Unity's practical tools of Christianity, Native American spirituality, the silence, art, nature and many other paths, Rev. Debbie embraces her path--and all those she comes in contact with. She is quick to remind people that transformation can come experientially, playfully, easily and safely.  She looks forward to growing in love with her new family and "being about her Creator's business."

Rev. Debbie is married to her soul mate and best friend, Tom, of 27 years. He has been offered a position with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in Portland. They will also travel with Sassy (an 8-10 year old Aussie Cattle/Beagle mix, and Celli (their 2 year old singing canary). Two of their three sons (Alex, 20 and Nathan, 18) will remain in the Kansas City area, for now, in order to complete their first two years of college.  It is Rev. Debbie's hope that they will fall passionately in love with Portland and the Northwest--desiring to change schools sooner. Tom and Debbie's oldest son, Josh (24), lives in the windy city of Chicago, and plans a visit as soon as "the parentals" are ready. All three sons, as well as family, friends and UCOP congregants are delighted that Debbie is 'stepping off of the cliff.'  After 20 years, they regret losing the Taylor's yet, feel Unity of Beaverton is a perfect church to earn her wings. 

 

Rev. Debbie's mantra is Gandhi's comment, "We must be the change, we wish to see in the world!" she reaches out, across the miles, and encloses a warm hug to each and every one of you.   Namaste, Rev. Debbie