It’s easier to know spiritual truth than living it—that’s the real challenge.

As we close our deep dive into Unity’s Five Principles, Rev. Kelly Isola brings us to the boldest invitation yet: Unity Principle #5.

“Through feelings, thoughts, words, and actions, we live the Truth we know.”

This final principle demands more than belief—it calls us to embody Truth moment to moment, especially when it’s inconvenient, uncomfortable, or countercultural.

Will you let your life become a living prayer? Will you risk living what you say you believe?

Join us this Sunday and find out!

In the fourth of our five-week talk series on Unity’s Five Principles, we quiet the noise and turn inward to consider Unity Principle #4:

"Through prayer and meditation, we align our heart-mind with God. Denials and affirmations are tools we use."

It is through prayer and meditation that we make conscious contact with God/Spirit/Source. Unity teaches that prayer is talking with God, meditation is listening. We also teach that every thought is a prayer. So what are you thinking? Worry, fear, anxiety all become the prayers you are praying, even, or especially, if it is unconscious. Rev. Aliza joins us in person to help us refresh our prayer and meditation practice.

In the third of our five-week talk series on Unity’s Five Principles, we explore one of Unity’s most empowering spiritual truths. Principle #3 says:

"We are co-creators with God, creating reality through thoughts held in Mind."

Join us this Sunday as Dr. Nancy Little leads us in discovering the creative power of our thoughts. She will explore how you can accept the invitation to transform your inner landscape and consciously co-create your life with Spirit. You will notice your patterns and choose your focus as you more fully realize that your mind is sacred ground.

Let’s imagine our mind as a garden, and every thought as a seed. What seeds will you plant in your “spiritual garden” this week?

In the second of our five-week talk series on Unity’s Five Principles, we explore the profound truth expressed in Principle #2, that each of us is inherently Divine:

"Our essence is of God; therefore we are inherently good. This God essence was fully expressed in Jesus, the Christ."

Rev. Paul Hasselbeck joins us virtually to guide us into this empowering realization: our true nature is not broken or flawed—but Good, Whole, and Sacred.

Join us this Sunday as we dive into a five-week talk series on Unity’s Five Principles. Our transitional minister, Rev. Aliza Bloom Robinson, joins us virtually to introduce us to the Five Principles and deep dive into our first:

"There is only one Presence and one Power active as the Universe and in my life, God the Good."

If we truly lived and breathed and believed this principle, we would never worry, or be stressed, or experience strife in the world. Rev. Aliza invites us to ponder: if we say we believe it, why do we still experience strife?