Inspiration from Unity of Fairfax

It's natural in a consumer-driven economy to seek to get more and more; however, in a spirit-driven economy is there something to get that's more than the latest bright, shiny thing? Join us Sunday to find out as we explore the spiritual power of Understanding!  

Albert Einstein said, "Imagination is more important than knowledge."  Was he right? Let's explore the power of Imagination this Sunday at Unity of Fairfax! Click below for resources on Imagination from Unity.

 

Is this a perfect time to lift our selves, our commUnity, our country, and our environment UP, or what? Yes! And... there's a lot going on to Pray Attention into! Join us Sunday as Rev. Diane Scribner (raised at Unity of Fairfax) shares how we can use our Power, right now, in productive and inspiring ways.  

Rev. Russell will serve as Platform Assistant. Click below for resources on Power from Unity.

Speaker: Rev. Diane Scribner

Love is the most powerful force in all the Universe, and this Sunday as we continue our series on the Twelve Powers of Man, we'll address Love in its revolutionary aspect. Click below for resources on Love from Unity.

Speaker: Rev. Russell Heiland

 

Wisdom, also known as Judgment, is a priceless treasure, but how do we nurture and express it in the tumult of our daily lives and world events?  Join us this Sunday as we open our minds and hearts to Wisdom. Click here for resources on Wisdom from Unity.

Just how strong are you?  You're stronger than you know you when you allow your inherent faculty of Strength free expression. This week we examine the divine idea of Strength. Click here for resources on Strength from Unity.

Speaker: Rev. Russell Heiland

This Sunday "anything goes" at Unity of Fairfax as Rev. Russell will be unscripted and and co-create the message with the congregation!  

Sometimes we want things, sometimes we need things, and sometimes it's hard to tell if something is a want or a need. This Sunday, we will learn how to peacefully navigate the polarity of wants and needs.

One of the most flexible words in the English language is "give." It can be a verb and a noun and is used in numerous colloquial expressions. This Sunday we will "give it a go" and see how giving augments our capacity to thrive.

Everyone likes a pleasant surprise, but have you ever said, "I can't believe it!" when the good thing happens? This week we'll examine why the surprise may be a bit misplaced.

Speaker: Rev. Russell Heiland