Unity of Wimberley

This is the second of our five-week summer prosperity series; it is based on Spiritual Economics, Eric Butterworth's classic book.  Like it or not, we get what we expect. And what we fear. Chapters 2,3,4

Our five-week summer prosperity series is based onSpiritual Economics, Eric Butterworth's classic book.Universe of Abundance -- Everything we could possibly want or need is already here. Chapters 1, 5

The five principles that are the foundation of Unity’s teachings offer a road map to mysticism. But you have to walk backwards.

Spiritual Mind Treatment: The Heart of Scientific Prayer -- Does the "science" of prayer sound like an oxymoron? Not so...

Kit Holmes provides the music and the message today.
Some of the people in our church have expressed interest in the Science of Mind, its founder Ernest Holmes, and the process of Spiritual Mind Treatment. Now here's a chance!
On Wednesday, June 26, minister Marsha Lehman with the Creative Life spiritual community in Houston will begin a 10-week class via teleconference on the same topic.
The "Heartfelt Living" class is a way to learn more about how thoughts and feelings combine to shape our life experiences and how affirmative prayer works in every area of life. Some of our members at Unity - Jan Gauvain, Stanley Tartakov and Susan Cranshaw - will be participating. This is a foundational course in the Centers for Spiritual Living, formerly Religious Science.
All you need is a telephone. This telecourse will be on Wednesdays from 6:30-9:30 pm (don't worry - they'll take breaks!). Tuition is $250. After you register, a workbook and materials will be emailed to you, as well as instructions for dialing into the class.
Register by emailing Rev. Marsha Lehman. xlr8coach@aol.com

Its Father's Day. Rev. Ellen talks about the metaphysics of the word 'father."

We say all the time we need to release old patterns and beliefs or release blocks to our good. Yeah, how exactly do we do that?

Your spiritual worldview, prayers and practices probably fall into one of four categories. Where are you on the journey?

Nearly every Sunday, the volunteer who leads the Gathering Prayer says, "We are a praying church." What exactly does that mean? If you're not on the official prayer team, what are you supposed to be doing?

We know God is everywhere, but how connected do you feel when you're in church?

Just suppose you really did choose your parents before you were born. Why did you choose your particular mother? What did you learn from her? And if you are a mother, why did your kids choose you? We passed around the microphone....