Inspiration from Unity of Fairfax

The word decide comes from a Latin root meaning “to cut off” as in “to cut off other options.” In this week’s message, we lean into the work and reality of what it means to decide to receive with open minds, open hearts, and open hands.

If you look closely at American currency, you’ll see the words “In God We Trust.” But, on the whole, is that really true? Join us Sunday as we unpack spiritual beliefs about money.

This is the first Sunday in our 5-week “Freedom to Thrive” talk series, co-presented by Revs. Sandy Butler, Sherrie Quander, and Russell Heiland. Ironically, the first step to take the journey to thriving is a step back. Curious? Join us this Sunday!

The heat and humidity are back, bringing with them the “dog days of summer.” This Sunday we explore the special spiritual lessons this time of year brings.

As we prepare for the Independence Day holiday, we might want to ask ourselves two key questions: Free from what?—and Free for what? Answers await this Sunday at Unity of Fairfax!

In Unity, prayer is central to who we are and what we do. Common forms of prayer are statements of affirmation and denial (release). ...But what if there’s an additional form of prayer that straddles the two? There is! Join us Sunday to find out what it is!

Some of us remember hearing this phrase used in our households when growing up, and it struck terror in the hearts of the children who heard it. As we have grown into adulthood, we have the opportunity to appreciate the idea of being at home with the Father. Join us this Sunday to learn more!

Last Sunday, Rev. Russ discussed gathering and its relation to what Jesus called “The Kingdom.” Unfortunately, our livestream was not working last week. But if you missed it, you can listen to the podcast episode .

In the teachings of Jesus, he spoke often of the Kingdom. But what is this kingdom? And how does it relate to us—ALL of us? Join us as we gather beautifully together this Sunday at Unity of Fairfax.

Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial start of Summer, but it invites us into a deep exploration of the things to which we are dedicated and how we are living out that dedication. Join us this Sunday!

We conclude our 5-week series on the updated Unity of Fairfax Core Values by committing to the Core Value of “Engagement.” Values only matter if one is committed to engaging them.

Unity co-founder Charles Fillmore wrote: Love is the unifying, harmonizing, attracting, cementing quality or idea of Spirit that holds all things together in right relationship. In this, the 4th of 5 talks based on the updated Unity of Fairfax Core Values, we explore “Love” as a Core Value.