Are you ready to live a vibrant and victorious life?

This Sunday, Unity of Fairfax launches a 7-week talk series that addresses seven key concepts of vibrant and victorious living.

This week’s theme is acceptance of what is.

What’s “normal” anymore?

As the nation opens up from the pandemic, what will the new normal be—and how will we acclimate to it?

Rev. Russell explores these questions in Sunday’s message.

When we get down to it, Love is both a magnet for receiving good and a motivator for giving good.

“Love In Action” is the Unity of Fairfax Core Value we will explore on Independence Day!

How many times have you heard the expression “Say what you mean and mean what you say”? And how many times have you sensed a disconnect between the two?

Sunday we explore the Unity of Fairfax Core Value “Integrity” as a lived experience.

Do you really believe that you are the light of the world? Does Jesus’ comment apply to you? What about “them”?

In the fourth of five talks based on the Core Values of Unity of Fairfax, we dive into the value of “Inclusivity.”

We continue our series of messages based on the Core Values of Unity of Fairfax.

How can we live a life of peace while acknowledging the dynamic tensions in the world?

Music performed: There Will Be Peace in the Valley, words and music by Thomas A. Dorsey, (c) 1939 (renewed) Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp.

This Sunday marks Rev. Russell’s return to the platform following his 3-month sabbatical. He’s eager to start a talk series based on the Unity of Fairfax Core Values.

This week, the core value is…“Spirit Centered.”

This presentation invites you to reflect on your experience of the sacred and divine—both within and around you. All of us harbor enormous potential for spiritual growth and transpersonal maturity.

We will explore how to anchor these potentials in states of consciousness and levels of development.

This Sunday is Pentecost and the end of the Easter Season.

We will metaphysically unpack the Pentecost story from the Acts of the Apostles, and explore how our lives might more authentically give voice to the Indwelling Christ.

As we begin to emerge from COVID-19 isolation, how are we going to continue going about the business of creating a life we would love to live?