After Jesus' ministry was complete, his disciples and followers banded together to "keep the fires burning" that had been started in their hearts. They also began to live together in spiritual communities to reinforce and support the teachings they had embraced. Care for one another became a hallmark of the early Christian communities for the first two to three hundred years. Hear how this Christian tradition is expressed today in traditional Christian faiths and in our Unity culture.

After Jesus' ministry was complete, his disciples and followers banded together to "keep the fires burning" that had been started in their hearts. They also began to live together in spiritual communities to reinforce and support the teachings they had embraced. Care for one another became a hallmark of the early Christian communities for the first two to three hundred years. Hear how this Christian tradition is expressed today in traditional Christian faiths and in our Unity culture.

As we grow spiritually, the call to put our spirituality into action becomes stronger. In the Scriptures, we find Luke's Gospel to contain many examples of the growing sense of inclusiveness and universality in the message of Jesus. Our own Unity culture contains a hallmark of acceptance that newcomers feel. Learn how this acceptance both serves and deters the growth of Unity and how it plays out in our own spiritual lives.

As we grow spiritually, the call to put our spirituality into action becomes stronger. In the Scriptures, we find Luke's Gospel to contain many examples of the growing sense of inclusiveness and universality in the message of Jesus. Our own Unity culture contains a hallmark of acceptance that newcomers feel. Learn how this acceptance both serves and deters the growth of Unity and how it plays out in our own spiritual lives.

Our encounter with Love brings us into stage 4, where we encounter the Christ within and begin to practice the teachings of Jesus, balancing doing and being as a spiritual discipline. Join Revs. E.J. and Karen as they explore this stage from the view of the teachings of Jesus and examine the pitfalls of the ego and note how Jesus modeled the way out of burnout and perfectionism.

Our encounter with Love brings us into stage 4, where we encounter the Christ within and begin to practice the teachings of Jesus, balancing doing and being as a spiritual discipline. Join Revs. E.J. and Karen as they explore this stage from the view of the teachings of Jesus and examine the pitfalls of the ego and note how Jesus modeled the way out of burnout and perfectionism.

As we balance following the Law with understanding the spirit of the Law, we enter into the field of Love. As we explore this stage, we will use David's relationship with God, focusing on his transgressions, his repentence and his reconciliation. In this stage we will discover the real meaning in the Book of Job.

As we balance following the Law with understanding the spirit of the Law, we enter into the field of Love. As we explore this stage, we will use David's relationship with God, focusing on his transgressions, his repentence and his reconciliation. In this stage we will discover the real meaning in the Book of Job.

After we encounter the Light and begin our faith journey, we soon must adopt a moral and ethical way of living in accordance with this new understanding. While this law offers security and identity in a community, it's shadow of rigidity and judgment must be transcended into acceptance and understanding. E.J. and Karen will explore this stage using the story of Mosaic Law and those of Jonah and Job in fulfillment of this stage of development.

After we encounter the Light and begin our faith journey, we soon must adopt a moral and ethical way of living in accordance with this new understanding. While this law offers security and identity in a community, it's shadow of rigidity and judgment must be transcended into acceptance and understanding. E.J. and Karen will explore this stage using the story of Mosaic Law and those of Jonah and Job in fulfillment of this stage of development.