Unity of Wimberley

Longing for the past or worrying about the future? Let's take a little
time and just be here now. Music Director Kit Holmes gave the 
combination music, meditation, and inspiration.

Sad but true, those people driving you crazy right now are your greatest teachers.

Our special guest, Rev. Felicia Searcy, spoke about the power in not only expecting more out of life and our resources but preparing ourselves for not just an increase; but an abundance for ourselves and us all.

Every week, we see the quilts on the sanctuary walls, representing the Twelve Powers or divine attributes that are hard-wired in us. Let’s look at them more closely.  This week we explore Order and Zeal, Renunciation and Life.

Every week, we see the quilts on the sanctuary walls, representing the Twelve Powers or divine attributes that are hard-wired in us. Let’s look at them more closely.  This week we explore Power and Imagination, Understanding and Will.

Every week, we see the quilts on the sanctuary walls, representing the Twelve Powers or divine attributes that are hard-wired in us. Let’s look at them more closely.  This week we explore Faith and Strength, Wisdom and Love.

You know that colorful figure on the wall in the sanctuary? That’s Chakra Man. The artwork lists the core values for Unity of Wimberley. On this day of our annual congregational meeting, we check on how we’re doing with those intentions.

Jesus hesitated to turn water to wine, even when his mother insisted on it. Maybe we all feel some reluctance to live from the divinity we know is within us. And there’s another version of that water-to-wine story.

Guest speaker and musician Christine Albert, with a little help from our own Kit Holmes, shares with us her journey through loss and how her music helped not only her but many others.

As you face the new year, are you looking at a field of dry bones? Can they possibly be brought back to life? (Ezekiel 37:1-14)