Grace and Healing

Much of our spiritual growth is about identifying that which is unhealed or unresolved in us.  Grace is the great healer that helps us through our "blocks" in consciousness and lifts us to a higher understanding and freedom.  Also, come learn the "Christ Prayer" (it might not be what you think!), an easy method for remembering how healing works.

The Gift of Grace

The question of Grace is one that is frequently asked in classes and spiritual counseling.  In this first week of exploring Grace, we will define it, see how it works in our lives according to spiritual law, and begin to accept it through prayer and the reshaping of our thoughts.  Grace is a gift!  You will find the lessons this month uplifting and hopeful.  

IYOU Sunday Service

Four local International Youth of Unity (IYOU) students share their experience of deepening their relationship with the 12 Powers of Unity.

Come On In, The Water Is Fine!

Many of us have heard the expression, "don't push the river."  We have exhorted each other and ourselves to "go with the flow."  Life can be refreshing and relaxing when we choose to surrender with gratitude to "what is."  

Easy Like Sunday Morning

You know how good it feels to come together on Sunday to "play" with your spiritual community.  Do you ever feel like you lose that sense of joy and balance as the week progresses?  There are a few simple things we can do to prolong the ease and depth of Sunday mornings and carry it through our days. 

Free and Unlimited

We're chillin' out with more mindful living this summer, right?  So, how often are we pondering the unlimited potential we possess?  And, do we really believe we're free to explore and express it?  Associate Spiritual Leader Kit Holmes lit the fuse this week with music and message.  

Goovin' On a Sunday Afternoon

Summer comes in fast and hot here in Central Texas.  Let's adapt ourselves to the conditions by slowing down for some reflection, taking life a little easier, and focusing on the simple pleasures of mindful living.  Wear you best comfy groovin' clothes - sundresses, Hawaiian shirts, summer hats (may have to be removed for your neighbor behind you!), and flip-flops.  Some might call it Casual Sunday, but lets call it Groovin' Sunday!