Why, why, why? To anyone who has ever had or been around a toddler you know that WHY is their favorite question. Why is the sky blue? Why is the moon called the moon? Why do we have to sleep? Along with cuteness, and minor annoyance, there is wisdom in this incessant line of questioning.
Somewhere along the way adults stopped asking why. We became more concerned with how
From “Keep a True Lent” by Charles Fillmore
The three days Jesus was in the tomb represent the three steps in overcoming error. First, nonresistance; second, the taking on of divine activity, or receiving the will of God; third, the assimilation and fulfillment of the divine will.
I deny the self that I may unite with the selfless. I give up the mortal that I may attain the immortal. I dissolve
From “Keep a True Lent” by Charles Fillmore
Gethsemane is symbolic of the struggle that takes place within the consciousness when Truth is realized as the one reality. It is a condition that man works through when he recognizes that God is all and that he must be willing to sacrifice all for God.
There are always deeply rooted error thoughts stored away in the subconsciousness, and on their own account
From “Keep a True Lent” by Charles Fillmore
In prayer we need to be deeply conscious that God is the almighty One, the supreme Creator the ruler of the universe, that He is infinite and eternal; we need to know that God is the underlying, unchangeable Truth, “with whom can be no variation, neither shadow that is cast by turning.”
God as principle is the absolute good expressed in all creation.
From “Keep a True Lent” by Charles Fillmore
We hold that all Truth has its origin in Divine Mind. Whatever we can conceive as being true must manifest itself in creation, and if the creation seems to fall short of the divine perfection in any way, it is a fault on our part–either we are not seeing the whole of it, or we are lacking in understanding. And if we
From “Keep a True Lent” by Charles Fillmore
THE HOLY TRINITY is known as the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Metaphysically, we understand the Trinity to refer to mind, idea, and expression, or thinker, thought, and action.
God is first in the Trinity. God is mind and is everywhere present. God is principle, law, Being, Spirit, All-Good, omnipotent, omniscient, omnipresent, unchangeable, Creator, Father, cause, and source of all that
This year the Lenten season begins Wednesday, March 5th. The word Lent comes from the Anglo-Saxon word for spring, which is derived from a verb meaning to lengthen. Lent comes in the spring when the days become noticeably longer.
Scripture and Interpretations for March
This annual season of fasting and prayer has been observed by the Western Church since the first century after Jesus, although it has not always been forty
Our Youth and Family Ministry honors each child and family as a perfect expression of God! Each Sunday, our classrooms are full of children and teens exploring Unity principles and teachings in a fun, engaging, safe and interactive environment.
Each classroom is staffed by a team of loving and dedicated volunteers who enthusiastically interact with the children to draw forth the spiritual truth that already resides within each child.
Our Prayer Chaplains are volunteers who receive extensive training in affirmative prayer and holding a sacred space. All prayers are kept in strict confidence. This is the essence of what it means to be a prayer
Are you looking to contribute your gifts and talents to a worthy cause? Are you seeking fulfilling ways to serve God and others? Do you want the satisfaction of knowing you’re making a
We recognize and honor the Divine within as the one common denominator that we share on our human journey. The living heart of Unity understands and manifests its support of this Divinity by recognizing there is inherent good in all people. Unity welcomes all people in every form, regardless of how that creation presents itself. It is imperative that our ministries and outreaches be free of discrimination on the basis of race, color, gender, age, creed, religion, national origin, ethnicity, physical ability, sexual orientation or gender identity. Our sincere desire is to ensure that all Unity organizations are nondiscriminatory and support diversity.
It is the intent that Unity organizations are inclusive and non-discriminatory. We honor all components that contribute to the diversity of community. We affirm and support Unity principles and programs that manifest diversity in our teachings, policies, buildings and within our communities.
We are resolute in walking the course of human rights and social justice for all.
We encourage ministers, teachers, and others within Unity to honor the strength of diversity within their spiritual communities. It is with love and in celebration of our unity, in the midst of our wondrous diversity, that we affirm this position.
