All it took was a short walk with God, and the next thing she knew, one of our listeners was on her way to creating a new coaching organization designed to help others live on purpose. She shares her story with our host Rev. Paulette Pipe, as we prepare for a time of intention-setting meditation and aspirational affirmative prayer.

As Unity prepares for its annual World Day of Prayer activities later this week, we chat with Silent Unity’s Vice President Rev. Lynne Brown, who heads our 24-hour, 119-year-old prayer ministry. We ask the burning question: “Do you actually have to be Silent in the Silent Unity Building?”

We all have those moments of madness when life feels like a topsy-turvy whirlpool of change. Today’s guest, Rev. Robin Ferguson, director of ministry expansion for the Association of Unity Churches International, shares how prayerful moments have proven to be the handrail that keeps her steady in the vortex.

The song says, “It ain’t what you do but the way that you do it.” Tune in to discover why you don’t need a nice new mat to find liberation for the mind, body and spirit, as Rev. Paulette Pipe leads us on a journey to freedom through today’s “Thought For The Day,” mesmeric meditation, and powerful affirmative prayer.

In preparation for today’s meditation, hear how our guest, Janet Attwood, danced her way from under the nocturnal streetlights as a child to now dancing her days through life with passion and purpose, while inspiring others to do the same.

No self-respecting explorer would go out in the wild without a survival guide and kit, so why would someone on the spiritual expedition of life be any different? Join our host, Rev. Paulette Pipe, as she navigates her way through Unity’s very own Survival Guide, which includes tips on how to pray, meditate, and create and use your own affirmations.

Like a fine herb that adds a distinct aroma and flavor but without overpowering, today’s Touching the Stillness guest, Rev. Nancy Jerome, is like the tarragon in the tea; adding something unexpected but alluring to the ministry of Unity Center of Overland Park, Kansas, with her gentle prayerful presence. Hear the impact prayer and silence had on her addiction recovery and stay tuned as she leads us in a hypnotic meditation.

We sometimes use prayer like castor oil, "for emergency use only." With hammer in hand, Rev. Paulette breaks the emergency case for prayer, as she prepares us for this week’s time of affirmative prayer.

In a follow-up to last week’s come-as-you-are theme, hear how one listener ramped up her prayer and meditation practice without stepping a foot out of bed; then, wherever you are sitting, stay tuned for a riveting time of meditation with our host Rev. Paulette Pipe.

When our host, Rev. Paulette Pipe, discovered she could not light candles in her dwelling, her prayer practice unraveled. Now reformed, she beckons us to come into the stillness just as we are—no paraphernalia required!