Rev. Ellen Davis
Ellen Davis is an ordained Unity Minister who has been retired from Unity of Denton, where she was the Spiritual Leader and later ordained Unity Minister serving a total of 25 years. She also served as Spiritual Leader for 2 years at Unity of Ft. Smith in Arkansas and for 6 months at Unity by the Sea at Corpus Christi. She has a B.A. degree from Texas Technological University in Lubbock, Texas in Latin American Area Studies.
She attended her first Unity church at Greenville Unity in Dallas over 40 years ago when Dr. Curtis was the minister. Her parents introduced her to Unity in Austin, Texas in 1968 when Catherine Ponder was the minister and with whom Ellen did some counseling when she was attending Texas Tech.
Ellen has owned and operated two bookstores which were holistically oriented and which reflected her love of spirituality, respect for the care of the earth, Native cultures, herbology, aromatherapy, alterative healing, nature and mankind’s search for the truth.
Ellen’s spiritual quests have led to trips to sacred spaces which included a trip to the Hopi Reservation in Arizona in 1984 which directly resulted in a 3 week trip to Peru (1986) where she explored the ancient spiritual sites in the jungles, mountains and plains.
She and her late husband, Dean who was an ordained Unity minister, have given many work- shops and lectures at churches, bookstores and civic groups on the near death experience which Dean experienced, the importance of dreams, and meditation.
Join us for our next series, Wisdom We Carry: Honoring Our Ancestors, Embracing Our Future, a transformative four-week series exploring the wisdom, blessings, and guidance passed down through our ancestors.
In our first week, Rev. Dr. Ahriana Platten invites us to step across the threshold into a conversation about ancestry, spirit, and the hidden wisdom.
Modern science calls it epigenetics—the way our ancestors’ experiences live on in our DNA. Ancient traditions call it the living memory of the soul.
Together, we’ll explore how the joys and wounds of those who came before us still ripple through our choices today, and how conscious prayer and loving attention can bring healing not only to our lineage but to our own hearts.
Come join us as we honor those who walked before us and open to the blessings they have placed in our bones.