Rev. Wendy continues her series, How To Be Happier. In this week’s talk, Can’t Buy Me Happiness, Rev. Wendy looks at the relationship between money and happiness, including the idea that is the love of money, not money itself, that is the root of all evil.

Rev. Wendy begins a new series, How To Be Happier, and offers insights on how to increase happiness in your life.

This week, Rev. Wendy talks about the fact that our spiritual growth—indeed all of the growth in our life—is more of a marathon than a sprint, and that we need to develop endurance, consistency, to truly succeed as we move through our lives. She also makes it very clear that we need to make sure we start.

Rev. Wendy continues her series—How To Make a Truly Fresh Start—by asking, do you have a team. Rev. Wendy goes on to talk about how there is added power available by being with people who support you spiritual.

Rev. Wendy starts the year with a new series called, How to Make a Truly Fresh Start. Rev. Wendy shares the importance of forgiving ourselves and talks about specific things we can do to make it happen.

This week, Rev. Wendy continues her series—Your Spiritual Journey—which is a metaphysical and symbolic look at the Christmas story. Rev. Wendy explores the messy and unpredictable nature of spiritual awakening, as well as, the importance of honoring our personal spiritual gifts.

Rev. Wendy continues her series, Your Spiritual Journey, as we look at the Christmas story, metaphysically and mystically. This week’s talk, looks at the challenges and opportunities of following your faith or following your fears.

Rev. Wendy begins a new series, Your Spiritual Journey. This series is a look at the Christmas story, metaphysically and mystically. This week’s talk, A New Kind of Trust, focuses on Mary, Joseph, and the birth of Jesus. It shows a map and template of our spiritual journey awakening

This week, The Unity Center’s Chaplin, Phil Dietz, discusses gratitude. Phil looks at the fact that gratitude is not necessarily easy and offers spirit-based suggestions for increasing our connection to the divine.

Rev. Wendy completes her series based on the book, The Wizard of Us by Jean Houston. In this talk, Rev. Wendy encourages us to find our essential wave or stream and to flow with it. She stresses the importance of moving forward toward something rather than away from something.