Unity of Wimberley

There will be los of fun and joy with entertaining children, but there will also be a powerful message discussing how we can cope with the hardships in our life by coming to peace with them.  With special guest speaker YOU Teen Jude McClaren.

You may have heard the phrase "Pain (change) is inevitable, suffering is optional."  When we remember who we've truly come here to be, change can be a truly joyful growth experience.   With our favorite old friend, Kitt Holmes, RScP.

How to let go of resistance to the past, life's transitions, and embrace inner peace through acceptance.   With guest speaker Roland Kemokai.  

We humans often reach the "fork in the road" where we will either choose to walk in fear or follow the path of love. Learning the path of love means making practical application of Unity Principles.

We have all hit a wall when asking for what we want only to find different outcomes.  However, when we realized the Universe only says Yes, we begin to look for and recognize that YES.

As Unity Of Wimberley transitions to new ministerial leadership, there will be many steps you will take to welcome your new leader to you.  With visiting guest minister: Rev. Karen Tudor.

Our Help Us Grow Meeting from August 6th, 2017.

How do we live in this world, and not of it?  How do we apply the spiritual principles we learn, in a physical world that seems so solid with challenging circumstances, and with diagnoses that are so authoritative.  Our guest speaker was Neil Feiereisel of Austin. Neil grew up studying Christian Science for more than 20 years.  After a 10 year exploration of all things spiritual, through many books, workshops and classes, Neil and his wife were led to Unity Church of the Hills in 1995 and have "grown up" there spiritually, along with their children.  Neil has served as a leader in the Family Ministry, a Sunday School teacher and on the Board of Trustees.  For the last 17 years, Neil has studied and facilitated A Course in Miracles, bringing him a greater sense of peace as he learns to listen to God's guidance and see the best in his fellow man.

During our lifetime, we collect stories that no one else has.  It's those differences that create interest and uniqueness, and makes us who we are.  We often tend to conceal our differences in an effort to fit in, but this also puts our light in the shadow.   With visiting guest minister, Rev. Doug Duerr.  

As the "breaking news" alerts us - there is actually a greater chance that spiritually directed, principled people can address the hunger at the root of it all - the need for love.