For this first Advent, we will focus on hope and Faith as a spiritual practice, leading us to the birth of our Divinity (Christ) within. As we learn about the meaning of Angel Gabriel appearing to Mother Mary, we commence our journey together from the promise and prophecy of Salvation to the conception and then the ultimate realization of our Divine Expression in life.

As a treat, we will be coordinating our Sunday lessons with our Youth and Family Ministry so that we move into this Holiday season as one community. We invite all families, young and more advanced in age, to join us in Unity for these upcoming weeks.

In the heart of New Thought principles, "By the Grace of God" unveils the power of Divine Grace in unlocking our boundless Potential. This Sunday, Rev. Jean-Marie will emphasize the role of Grace in our thinking and feeling process as it applies to our perceptions we have and the actions we take. 

This Sunday's message serves as a beacon, reminding us that by harmonizing our thoughts, feelings, and actions with God Grace, we awaken to a reality where our aspirations manifest to walk the path of Fulfillment and Joy. 

Join us on this transformative journey toward awakening our infinite Potential through the Grace of the Divine, sprinkled with inspiring music and deeply connecting fellowship.

14th century Christian mystic Meister Eckhart said “If the only prayer you ever pray is ‘Thank You,’ that is enough.” Is that true? Is it enough? It is written that when Jesus performed certain miracles he gave thanks first. When things work out well, it’s just natural to express relief, joy, and gratefulness. What if things don’t work out, can we still be grateful? AND given that God is principle, not a being, where do we aim our thanks? Let’s discover together the gratefulness, or as I like to say, the “great fullness” of life.

Join us to explore this topic with guest speaker, Rev. Kelly Isola, as we enjoy beautiful music and fellowship with friends.

To celebrate the month of Gratitude, Rev. Jean-Marie will approach Thanksgiving based on an ancient spiritual Teaching, demonstrating the sacred relationship between praise, gratitude, and love.

Understanding this relationship helps us approach our life challenges with more ease and courage while offering a path to a true and lasting resolution.

Join us this and every Sunday for a practical lesson in meaningful spiritual practice, accompanied by inspiring music and heart-warming fellowship.

In preparation toward Thanksgiving, Rev. Jean-Marie will conclude his series on Unity's take on denials versus its more common interpretation in everyday life. Understanding the difference is relevant when successfully applying some of the spiritual Principles of the Masters and Wayshowers of the past.

Join us this Sunday as we wrap up this series and enjoy uplifting music and friendly fellowship.

This Sunday, Rev. Jean-Marie will continue his exploration into the crucial difference between being in denial of our reality versus using Unity's practice of denial and affirmation to rise above our daily challenges.

How can we continue being engaged with the world without losing touch with the core of who and What we are? This is the secret of learning to live an uplifting life without the need for outside validation—a lifelong journey of discovery at the reasonable price of spending time with our Selves.

Wear your favorite costume and join us for an inspiring message and music, followed by friendly fellowship and delicious food at our chili cook-off.

Inspired by this Sunday's Absolute Word, Rev. Jean-Marie will dive into the meaning of God Grace in our lives and how we are not only able to but also responsible for invoking such Grace in our lives and that of everyone else.

Based on the idea that our daily spiritual practice is based on self-reliance and self-responsibility, we learn to embrace a reality inspired by our humanity and our spirituality.

Join us for a wonderful Sunday morning with an inspiring message, beautiful music, and time spent with friends.

We can create and influence many of the experiences in our lives but there are some outer circumstances that we cannot control. All of us face obstacles and situations that call for strength to be able to cope and endure.

This Sunday, we will talk about physical, mental, and most importantly, spiritual strength, and will look at some recommended strategies from experts and ordinary people on how to build resilience.

Join us for a powerful message, inspiring music from our Unity Singers, and beautiful time spent together in fellowship.

Much of our spiritual practice consists of standing in our own truth, including recognizing what actually is rather than what we would like it to be. This Sunday, Rev. Jean-Marie will explore Unity's approach to denials and affirmations (as part of our prayer and meditation practice) to transform the way we think, feel, and act in alignment with our Spirit, no matter how we may define it.

Join us for a wonderful morning with an inspiring message and beautiful music, followed by food and fellowship at our second Sunday potluck.

This Sunday, Rev. Jean-Marie continues with focusing on the practical application of contemplating God on a daily basis and using our Unity principles in order to bring forth the abundant and meaningful lives we desire. 

Join us for another inspiring message in this series about how our experience with and contemplation about God impacts our choices in life, and enjoy heartfelt music and friendly fellowship.

This Sunday, Rev. Jean-Marie will continue his talk on how our experience with and contemplation about God may significantly impact our choices in life. Focusing more on the practical application this week, Jean-Marie will dive more deeply into the ins and outs of contemplating God on daily basis.

Join us for an inspiring message, wonderful music from our Unity Singers, and the opportunity to spend time with friends in fellowship.

Talking about one's belief (or non-belief) in God can be difficult, especially when it is intimately connected to a sense of safety and peace. On the other hand, our conversation about God can be the very thing we have been waiting for to propel us forward on our spiritual path.

This Sunday, Rev. Jean-Marie will explore some of the challenges and obstacles we might experience as we contemplate God and how Unity can and should offer a safe place for anyone to feel comfortable practicing their beliefs. At the same time, as we are comforted in our beliefs, we are also encouraged to remain curious about the possible evolution of our own way of Being.

Join us to contemplate these ideas together and enjoy beautiful music followed by delicious food and friendly fellowship at our Second Sunday potluck.

Many of us learn how to pray early in life, based on our or our parents' understanding of the Divine at that time. And even though our Divine Understanding evolves as we grow older, our prayer practice often stays the same.

Unity's affirmative prayer practice offers a path toward a prayerful life that matches our Divine Understanding of today. Join us for an exploration of how we can embrace our Divine Connection through prayer and benefit from the Power and Presence we already are.

Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, is fast approaching. But Jews don't ring in the new year with champagne and confetti. Rather it is a time of deep introspection and soul searching. Join us as guest speaker, Cantor Sheri Allen, shares her thoughts about what Teshuvah, returning to God, looks like, and enjoy beautiful music and friendly fellowship.

Questioning some unquestioned answers that can be found in many spiritual traditions! Beginning with a historical lens, we look at some pioneers in questioning unquestioned answers. Then we take an uncommon look at a few common beliefs. Might this be the time to let them go and upgrade or replace them? Naturally, the choice is always yours.

Join us as welcome Rev. Dr. Paul Hasselbeck, inspiring us with his metaphysical expertise, while we enjoy uplifting music and time spent together.

This Sunday, we welcome guest speaker, Imam Moujahed Bakhach, who will be teaching us about the Islamic perspective on marriage, as defined in the Holy Qur'an.

"And live with them in kindness." (Qur'an 4.19)

Join us as we learn about and take inspiration from these important Islamic teachings, and enjoy wonderful music and the opportunity to break bread with friends at our second Sunday potluck.

It's the season of first harvest and a time to come together and share what weve learned. What blessings do you bring to your spiritual community? How have you grown? Lets consider the process of spiritual manifestation! Join us this Sunday as we welcome Rev. Dr. Ahriana Platten and enjoy wonderful music and friendly fellowship.

Inspired by Siddhartha's concluding revelation explored during last week's service, we will dive into some of the polarities in our lives that keep us away from truly embracing all of who and What we are. Join us for an inspiring message and bring some blessed water to share in our Sacred Water Ceremony, and spend some time together in fellowship with friends.