As we celebrate Independence Day weekend, we often think about the freedoms we enjoy as citizens. Yet another kind of freedom may be even more important: the freedom of the spirit.

What keeps us from being inwardly free? What are we ready to be free from, and what are we ready to be free for? How do we release fear, old stories, resentment, and limiting beliefs so that we can make room for courage, peace, joy, and new possibilities?

Dr. Nancy Little joins us to explore the spiritual journey of inner liberation. Through inspiring stories, practical insights, and reflective moments, we’ll discover how true freedom begins within and expands outward into every area of our lives.

Our 4-week Metaphysics at the Movies series explores the deeper spiritual truths and metaphysical themes woven into beloved films, inviting us to see ourselves and our lives in a new light.

In our final film, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, a group of travelers arrive expecting rest, comfort, and clarity… and instead find something far less predictable—and far more transformative.

What if the moments that feel like endings are actually invitations into a new way of living? What if uncertainty isn’t something to fix, but something to walk through?

This Sunday, Rev. Aliza joins us virtually as we explore how life continues to unfold—often beyond our plans, preferences, and timelines—and how the willingness to stay present in the unknown becomes the doorway to something deeper, freer, and unexpectedly alive.

Our 4-week Metaphysics at the Movies series explores the deeper spiritual truths and metaphysical themes woven into beloved films, inviting us to see ourselves and our lives in a new light.

In our third film, Disney-Pixar's Inside Out, the emotions inside a young girl's mind navigate change, loss, and growth as she adjusts to a major life transition and discovers the value of every feeling.

As students of metaphysics, part of our journey is to understand the inner workings of our human minds, especially at the intersection with Divine Mind, and Inside Out is a great take on the inner workings of the human emotional system, which is integral to our functioning while we are in these bodies!

But who is in control?

This Sunday, Lesa Walker guides us in exploring how to live into Joy by embracing both the human and divine within ourselves.

Our 4-week Metaphysics at the Movies series explores the deeper spiritual truths and metaphysical themes woven into beloved films, inviting us to see ourselves and our lives in a new light.

In our second film, Song Sung Blue, two ordinary people follow an unexpected pull—to sing, to perform, to become something more than the lives they’ve settled into. Not because they’re ready. Not because they’ve been chosen. But because something in them refuses to stay quiet.

What if becoming doesn’t wait for perfect timing, confidence, or permission? What if the life you’re meant to live begins the moment you stop holding back?

This Sunday, Rev. Aliza will be with us in-person as we explore the courage to show up as you are—messy, uncertain, and real—and the quiet truth that transformation doesn’t happen when you’re ready… it happens when you begin, before you feel ready.

Our 4-week Metaphysics at the Movies series explores the deeper spiritual truths and metaphysical themes woven into beloved films, inviting us to see ourselves and our lives in a new light.

We begin our series with the beloved Irish film Waking Ned Devine, a heartwarming story filled with humor, friendship, surprises, and the unforgettable spirit of an Irish village.

Together with Dr. Nancy Little, we’ll explore the deeper spiritual themes woven throughout the film, including community, compassion, resilience, joy, and the ways we enliven one another along the journey of life.

Sometimes the greatest treasures are not what we possess, but the connections we share.

Come enjoy the movie, the laughter, and the deeper meaning waiting beneath the story. ☘️✨

Aʻohe hana nui ke alu ʻia.
No task is too big when done together.

What helps us remember that we are not meant to walk through life alone?
When have you experienced the strength that comes from support, connection, and community?
What becomes possible when we open ourselves to shared purpose and collective care?

In this heart-touching Aloha Sunday service, Nancy Little, PhD, LUT draws from an ancient Hawai’ian wisdom teaching to explore the sacred power of aloha, partnership, and belonging.

In a world that often emphasizes independence and striving, Nancy reminds us that healing, hope, and transformation grow stronger when hearts join together. As this community moves into a season of openness and possibility, Aloha reminds us that strength, healing, and hope deepen when we walk together.

Russ Little will sing Hawai’ian music and play the ukulele for a special treat for Unity Fort Worth! Please wear your Aloha attire or colorful clothes; leis will be provided.

In our six-week Unapologetic Manifestation series, we're embracing our creative power and discovering how to unapologetically partner with the Divine to claim the life we desire.

Manifestation is not a destination—it is an evolving relationship with Spirit. In our final week, Dr. Nancy Little explores openness as a spiritual posture: the willingness to release rigid expectations and trust divine unfolding.

As we conclude this series, we step forward not with certainty about outcomes, but with confidence in our creative partnership with the Divine. The journey doesn’t end—it deepens.

In our six-week Unapologetic Manifestation series, we're embracing our creative power and discovering how to unapologetically partner with the Divine to claim the life we desire.

Manifestation is not a solo act. As we grow, we are called to witness and uplift one another. This week, Rev. Aliza invites reflection on the power of testimony, transparency, and spiritual community. When we share our journey authentically, we strengthen collective faith and expand what feels possible for everyone.

In our six-week Unapologetic Manifestation series, we're embracing our creative power and discovering how to unapologetically partner with the Divine to claim the life we desire.

Faith without action remains potential. This week grounds spiritual principle into lived expression. What practical steps reflect your trust in Divine Law? When inner alignment meets courageous movement, manifestation accelerates.

Together with Rev. Aliza, we explore how inspired action bridges the invisible and the visible—and how small, consistent steps create profound change.

In our six-week Unapologetic Manifestation series, we're embracing our creative power and discovering how to unapologetically partner with the Divine to claim the life we desire.

Outer results reflect inner awareness. In this message with Gretchel Johnson, LUT, we explore the transformative power of consciousness itself.

When we elevate our assumptions, release old identities, and align with spiritual truth, life reorganizes accordingly.

Manifestation is not about controlling outcomes—it is about becoming the version of ourselves that naturally lives what we seek.

In our six-week Unapologetic Manifestation series, we're embracing our creative power and discovering how to unapologetically partner with the Divine to claim the life we desire.

Our creative power begins in thought. This week, we examine the role of focused awareness in manifestation.

Unity teaches that thoughts are seeds, and what we consistently plant, we eventually harvest. By becoming intentional with our inner dialogue and attention, we shift from scattered hoping to aligned creating.

Focus is not force—it is devotion to the vision Spirit is unfolding through you.

Money. It’s one of the most charged topics we face—filled with hope, fear, judgment, and possibility. It can bring up questions of worth, security, freedom, and even identity. And for many of us, it’s the place where our spiritual beliefs and our lived experience don’t always seem to match.

In this talk, drawn from Unapologetic Manifestation, we’ll take an honest and compassionate look at our relationship with money. Not just what we have or don’t have—but the beliefs, patterns, and unconscious scripts that shape how money shows up in our lives. Because the truth is, money is not just a financial issue—it’s a consciousness issue.

Together, we’ll explore how scarcity thinking takes root, how it keeps us stuck, and—most importantly—how to begin shifting into a deeper experience of sufficiency, alignment, and flow. This isn’t about bypassing reality or pretending everything is fine. And it’s not about magical thinking. It’s about doing the real work—spiritually, emotionally, and practically—to transform your relationship with money from the inside out.

Because when we change our consciousness, we change our capacity to receive, to circulate, and to create. And that’s where true abundance begins.

Every community moves through seasons of change. The question is not whether we experience transition, but how we meet it.

Drawing on the Japanese art of Kintsugi—repairing broken pottery with gold—Rev. Aliza's message explores how spiritual communities evolve, refine, and become stronger through conscious choice.

As we prepare to gather for our Annual Membership Meeting following our service, we reflect on who we are, why we exist, and what it means to participate in the living future of Unity Fort Worth.

Leading up to Easter, we’ve walked the Way of the Christ through Jesus' teachings to awaken the Christ presence within and live it boldly in the world.

The Easter story begins with a question: Who will roll away the stone? Yet the deeper message of Easter is not only about a stone moved long ago but also about the awakening of divine life within us today. 

On Easter Sunday, join Dr. Nancy Little as she explores the spiritual meaning of resurrection through the lens of Unity teachings and the story of Mary Magdalene in the garden. Together, we will reflect on a timeless truth: even in difficult seasons, something within us is always ready to awaken. Communion will be shared as we celebrate the renewing presence of Spirit in our lives.

In the 4-week journey toward Easter, we're walking the Way of the Christ through Jesus' teachings to awaken the Christ presence within and live it boldly in the world.

On Palm Sunday, we often remember celebration and expectation—but beneath the story is a deeper invitation. What if miracles are not supernatural interruptions, but shifts in awareness? In this message, Rev. Aliza explores the miracles of Jesus as demonstrations of aligned consciousness—moments when fear gives way to faith, limitation dissolves, and divine possibility emerges. When we change how we see, we change what becomes possible. This Palm Sunday, we consider the miracle that begins within.

In the 4-week journey toward Easter, we're walking the Way of the Christ through Jesus' teachings to awaken the Christ presence within and live it boldly in the world.

For our second week, we explore the sayings commonly known as the Beatitudes of Jesus with Lesa Walker, LUT. The Beatitudes are far more than a series of blessings—they are strong affirmations of alignment with God-Mind. They outline a way of Being that places our roots deep into the rich soil of God substance, sustained by the spiritual flow of Life, setting the stage for how we are to BE in the world gone mad!

In this 4-week journey toward Easter, we're walking the Way of the Christ through Jesus' teachings to awaken the Christ presence within and live it boldly in the world.

Jesus didn’t just give instructions—he told stories. Simple, earthy, human stories that bypass the arguing mind and speak directly to the soul.

In the first message of our series, Rev. Aliza explores the parables as living metaphors—mirrors for our own consciousness and invitations to awaken. Through a New Thought lens, we’ll discover how these timeless teachings aren’t about moral performance, but about inner transformation.

What if every parable is less about someone else—and more about the state of awareness we are cultivating right now?

In our 4-week series on The Four Agreements, we’re exploring practical pathways to deepen connection, act with intention, and create a vibrant, thriving spiritual community by showing up as our best, most authentic selves.

In the final week of the series, we're looking at the Fourth Agreement, which teaches us to always do our best. But what if our best was never meant to be measured by perfection? 

Have you ever walked away from something you worked hard on and immediately thought, I should have done better? Have you compared your effort to someone else’s and quietly decided yours wasn’t enough?

Even Olympic athletes stumble, recalibrate, and rise again. Excellence is not born from flawlessness, but from faithfulness. What if your best is already enough? 

Dr. Nancy Little join us to explore how spiritual maturity — and the Unity power of Faith — invites us to release harsh self-judgment, act with integrity, and trust the Spirit within. In every season, our sincere effort becomes an expression of faith.