This week Unity of Fairfax begins its annual Unity Awakening series of Sunday messages and small groups. Our source material is the book How, Then, Shall We Live? by Wayne Muller.

After all that has transpired in 2020, the title of this book, and its inspiring content, might be “just what the doctor ordered!”

An invitation to explore how to live beyond the grip of “the drama” and make Inspiration a reality.

Autumn begins on September 22—and with the change of seasons comes a change of perspective.

This week, Rev. Russ explores how Autumn provides the perfect inspiration for adopting a new point of view.

When the coach or team manager calls “time out!” that indicates the need for some manner of adjustment of strategy.

This episode, Rev. Russell will share about the value of calling a Time Out.

How many times have we felt that our life challenges have been so insurmountable that we would never come up with a solution to the situation?

What we get to understand is that there is power greater than we are which is ever at the ready to support us as we let go of fear, strengthen our faith, open our hearts, and change our thinking.

In the 23rd Psalm, there’s a reference to a cup that overflows.

This week we’ll explore what that means and some practical ideas we can use to demonstrate our own overflowing cup!

Unity co-founder Charles Fillmore was born on August 22, 1854.

This Sunday’s message will focus on key elements of Fillmore’s life and teaching that shaped the Unity movement we know today.

This month marks the 100th anniversary of the passage of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution guaranteeing women the right to vote.

This week’s message explores the spiritual component of this landmark advancement in consciousness.

Unity co-founder Myrtle Fillmore was born on August 6, 1845.

Today’s message will focus on key elements of her life and teaching that shaped the Unity movement we know today.