Continuing with our exploration into the 12 Powers, we look at the Power of “Power”, designated for the month of May, represented by the Disciple Philip, and also represented by the color purple. “Power”, as a divine aspect or expression, is the faculty which enables us to have authority over our emotions, thoughts, and even…

The month of April is designated as the power of Wisdom or Divine Judgment, represented by the Disciple James, son of Zebedee, and also represented by the color yellow. Charles Fillmore, co-founder of Unity, conceived the idea of the 12 Powers to help us perceive each aspect of our Christ Consciousness as spiritual tools to…

This day we celebrated Earth Day in two ways: First is the love of and the sacred holding of our earthly home, knowing and affirming our responsibilities in take care of our earth. In humble respect, we hold our precious earthly home in high regard and commit to being good stewards “of every living thing…

What a glorious day to celebrate new life and to participate in the Easter Flower Ceremony. The story of Easter is about overcoming. Jesus denied that crucifixion – as physically, humanly powerful as it was – had no power over Him – over His Truth. Crucifixion is juxtaposed with resurrection – you can’t get to…

On this 5th Sunday in Lent, we will continue in our awakening to the spiritual Truth, to our spiritual identity as beings of Spirit. The 40 days of Lent (plus six Sundays) represent the wilderness process of renewing and transforming our minds. The Apostle Paul, in his letter to the Christian community in Rome, challenged…

The Lenten season is a time of growth and learning. It is a time for releasing what no longer serves us and opening to our highest good. As we are preparing, physically, to release those materials things that we no longer need (for our annual Create a Vacuum Sale), we are also completing an inventory…

Unity is truly a “Christmas Religion” within an “Easter World.” Within the denominations of Christianity, Unity (and other New Thought groups) are unique in our approach to the study and exploration of the teachings of the man known as Jesus, without also focusing on His death. We know Jesus as being our elder brother, our…

Join us as we consider the many ways the concept of “family” plays out in our lives. Borrowing from the Greek word koinonia, we examine the philosophy of a “beloved community of fellowship and love.” Drawing from 1 John 3:11, “For this is the message that you have heard from the beginning, that we should…