We continue our 5-week talk series on the updated Unity of Fairfax Core Values with an elaboration of the value “Spirit-Centered.”

Join Rev. Sandra Butler as she “gets down to brass tacks” with it!

Our consciousness reveals that all of creation is connected as one.

What does this mean? This Sunday, we celebrate Earth Day and begin a 5-week talk series on the updated Unity of Fairfax Core Values.

What happens when we intentionally shift our focus of awareness and spiritual practice from vertical (between me and God) to horizontal(between all of us and God)?

Based on her doctoral dissertation research and spiritual practice and teachings, Dr. Stacey will share what she learned from studying group consciousness when it is intentionally cultivated.

How are the stories of the death and resurrection of Jesus meaningful for us in our modern lives?

Celebrate Easter with Unity of Fairfax and find out!

In life we often start out heading one way, then end up doing something completely different. But aren’t we supposed to “stick with the plan”?

The 🌴 Palm Sunday story will help us answer that question.

Learning a new skill means experiencing a learning curve—another way of saying it won’t be perfert the first, second, or even third time trying.

On the fifth Sunday of Lent, we’ll explore implications of needing to be right.

How much of our life energy is spent imagining the worst and fearing what will happen next?

Is that “just being a realist” or “manifesting mayhem”?

That’s the subject of the message for the third Sunday of Lent.

All too often, people fight about the perceptions of others. Is it true that what you think of me is none of my business?

…Or is it? We lean into that question this second Sunday of Lent.

Just how attached are you to your current self-perception? Is it helping you “to have life and have it abundantly,” or simply getting in the way?

That’s what we will explore this first Sunday of Lent.

Christmas was just a few weeks ago, and Easter is in just a few weeks. How do we embrace the perspectives both offer us in a meaningful way?

That’s the focus of Sunday’s message at Unity.