Unity of Wimberley

We say all the time that our thoughts have creative power, that we are the creators of our experience. How exactly does that work?  Rev. Ellen breaks it down to six mental faculties that are just as important as your five physical senses, maybe moreso.

New Series: How Your Thoughts Create Your Life
We say all the time that our thoughts have creative power, that we are the creators of our experience. How exactly does that work?  Rev. Ellen breaks it down to six mental faculties that are just as important as your five physical senses, maybe moreso.

What are you up to these days? If your answer is “not much,” you’ll enjoy hearing Dottie Gandy, a longtime business leader and women’s pioneer, who puts together groups of people to share their dreams and transform their lives, people who are up to something. (Rev. Ellen met for years with Dottie’s Up to Something group in Dallas.) You might conclude it’s time for you to be “up2something.” 

Our work is to recover what has been lost, rediscover that which we have forgotten, and reawaken to our essential nature of wholeness.  It is from that place that we are transformed by the renewing of our minds, and all things in our external affairs are made new. - Ester Nicholson

Two items in Unity’s Statement of Faith were later removed—the ones where Charles Fillmore pinpointed two human behaviors that he thought were responsible for just about all the problems in the world. 

Charles Fillmore wrote a 32-point Statement of Faith for Unity that included language like “son of God” and “blood of Jesus.” But what exactly did he mean?

After Jesus was gone, Mary Magdalene shared with the other disciples some of the things Jesus had taught her. They didn’t believe it.

Easter reminds us there is always a new day. And the light we seek is coming from within ourselves.

Jesus’ disciples bailed on him when he was arrested and facing execution. Sometimes our lives are stripped bare until there’s nothing left but us and God, alone.

At the beginning of what we call Holy Week, Jesus cursed a fig tree and turned over tables in the temple. His friend Judas started negotiating with authorities to betray him.  Mama said there’d be days like this.