What if we lived in a world where everyone had enough all the time? Immerse yourself in the flow of abundance and discover how we can make this dream a reality.

Easter is more than a supernatural event that strains believability. Jesus Christ demonstrated the eternal nature of Spirit as a living, energetic reality. His life and death are our ultimate security that our spirit never dies, that this life is both temporary and necessary for our growth, and that we need not fear for anything in this life and beyond.

We celebrate Holy Week for a very important reminder: that the best things we do in life are best done from an awareness of our Spirit-given gifts and the Source from which they come.  

Author Eric Butterworth writes that "giving thanks is an important state of consciousness that keeps [us] in an awareness of oneness with divine flow."  This week, we expand our understanding of gratitude as a powerful and transformative spiritual tool.  Put another way, "In everything give thanks.  An attitude of gratitude is most salutary and bespeaks the realization that we are already in heaven."  (Rev. Dr. Ernest Holmes, author and founder of The Science of Mind.)

Here at Unity of Wimberley, we are lucky to have many active and thriving teams and groups in which you may find meaningful ways not only to contribute o the life of our community and beyond, but also to enjoy rich relationships with others as you satisfy your urge to serve.  This Sunday, you will hear from some of our team leaders who will share what calls them to demonstrate God-in-self, and the rewards of doing so.  This is a unique opportunity for our community to see each other in a different light, and to explore our personal urge to be part of something greater than ourselves.

Catherine Ponder, in The Dynamic Laws of Prosperity, said, "God's rich supply is all around you universally, as well as innately within you, as talents, abilities, and ideas longing for expression."