Inspiration from Unity of Fairfax

Do you know what three things cannot be hidden? The sun, the moon, and the Truth.

The full moon eclipse of May 15–16 is the inspiration for the message this Sunday at Unity of Fairfax.

Ever feel so worked up you just want to give the world “a piece of your mind?” When that happens, you’ve actually already given the world the “peace of your mind.”

Maybe there’s something better you can give. We’ll see what that is this Sunday at Unity of Fairfax.

What would it be like to live in the consciousness of Eden, that wonderful garden of life and plenty?

The Garden of Eden is alive and well in the consciousness of those who love the earth.

Our task is to demonstrate it in the here and now; and that’s what we’ll focus on with an interfaith service at Unity this Sunday.

Rev. Russell Heiland
with Afnan Khairullah of Green Muslims

 

The Easter experience can be interpreted in a myriad of ways, but how might it inspire us in light of the present “facts” of the world?

Come celebrate the joy of the day with Unity of Fairfax as we awaken the spirit of Easter within our hearts.

Holy Week describes events that occurred 2,000 years ago. So why are we still talking about them today?

This Sunday we’ll explore the timeless teachings of this special week.

Have you ever cried out to the Infinite—God—for a new perspective or way of seeing? It’s a common experience among spiritual seekers.

In this week’s Sunday message, we explore the power of spiritual “opening.”

Do you want to experience more holiness in your life? How would that come to pass?

These questions are the focus of the message this Sunday at Unity of Fairfax.

with music performed:

I Want to Be More Holy

words by Howard Thurman, music by Amy Conley

(c) 1953, 1981 Anne Thurman, 2022 Amy Conley

What do you do when you’re experiencing life’s heavy strains?

There a many ways to address them, and this Sunday at Unity we will lean into the experience of “when the strain is heaviest.”

Does it ever seem as life is getting out of hand, too busy?

If you said yes, you’re not alone. For the Lenten season, our Sunday messages will focus on the wisdom of theologian Howard Thurman, an American treasure.

This week, we learn “how good [it is] to center down.”

This Sunday we will explore the Kingdom of Heaven, which Jesus taught is within, both here and now, and still unfolding.

We bring the Kingdom of Heaven into manifestation, by living in alignment with our Christ Nature; and the Christ Way is one of Grace and Pure Potentiality.

Music performed: The All of It All, words and music by Gary Lynn Floyd, (c) 2020 Funny Things Happen Music (ASCAP)