In this two-part series, Rev. Jean-Marie will explore the desert stories that inspired the tradition of Lent leading up to Holy Week and Easter. 

What can we learn from the challenges those wandering the desert went through? How do these stories apply to our Lenten practice and our spiritual fulfillment?

These are only some of the questions to which we might seek an answer as we prepare ourselves for the resurrection of our renewed Divinity.

Join us for an unforgettable Sunday service at Unity Fort Worth, accompanied by inspiring music and followed by meaningful fellowship.

Right on time for this Lenten season and the commencement of our Lenten program, Rev. Jean-Marie will dive deeper into how we can make Lent work for us as we seek spiritual Growth and positive, uplifting human application.

What does it mean to truly abstain from those things that no longer serve us without perpetuating the idea that we are not good enough? This is only one of the many questions you might be able to answer this Sunday as you join us for our service and fellowship of likeminded people.

Life is consciousness. Knowing and understanding the four levels of consciousness is a useful tool for navigating life and ultimately manifesting and showing up as your best self! Join us this Sunday as we welcome guest speaker Rev. Dr. Paul Hasselbeck and learn how to use the four levels of consciousness as a powerful tool for our spiritual, and enjoy inspiring music and wonderful time spent together in fellowship. 

This Sunday, we will have a special musical Sunday with our music team and choir performing popular love songs to sing along. Rev. Jean-Marie will tie his message about the original Blessing (rather than sin) to our ability to Love beyond measure. Together, we will remember that we all deserve to be loved while we have so much love to give.

Join us for a meaningful service with lots of heart-felt music after which we will break bread together at our monthly potluck and inaugural volunteer fair. As a special treat, participate in the burning ritual of last year's palm leaves from Palm Sunday to prepare the ashes for this year's Ash Wednesday.

This Sunday, we celebrate the uniqueness we all bring to this wonderful creation in which we participate. Together with our our Youth and Family Ministry, we will explore the interrelationships within the universe and how each and everyone of us is a much-needed part of how we come together in Harmony and Peace.

Join us for an uplifting message, awesome music, and beautiful time spent together in fellowship.

This Sunday, we explore the power of imagination and intentional living with Rev. Dr. Ahriana Platten. Spring is just around the corner, and soon life will begin a new cycle of growth. What will you grow in your beautiful life this year? With Imagination and Intention, anything is possible. Join us for a meaningful and inspiring message, uplifting music, and friendly fellowship. 

God's first words breathed into this universe at the beginning of creation are the inspiration of Unity's interpretation of how we create in everyday life. Timely for this beginning of the year, join us this Sunday for another uplifting take on what no longer will be a mystery as we learn to embrace our Divinity even more in 2023.

In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day coming Monday, Rev. Jean-Marie will explore the relevance of non-violence in our every day lives and what additional opportunities we might have to practice this important action of compassion and kindness.

Join us this Sunday for another uplifting message, inspiring us to let our Spirit flow, before, during, and after the service in fellowship.

4th Advent: Joy

For our fourth and last Advent Sunday, we will explore the meaning of the magi arriving at the nativity scene. Accepting the gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh is part of what allows us to realize the Joy we already have in our lives.

Join us for the conclusion of our Advent season, inspired by its themes and stories to be ready for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, and enjoy festive music and precious time spent together.

3rd Advent: Love

With the 3rd advent focusing on Love, we will learn more about the birth of Jesus Christ and what that means for our spiritual life and journey. Love bears all things inspires the idea that we cannot ever be wrong for being who and What we truly are. Join us this Sunday to learn more about the Strength we bring to our own spiritual unfoldment.

And as always, there is great music and fellowship to enjoy at Unity Fort Worth. Share a favorite dish and time together in our second Sunday potluck, as we await the start of our Christmas concert.

2nd Advent: Peace

Continuing our preparation toward the birth of our spiritual consciousness, we learn more about the role of the shepherds visiting the new-born Jesus Christ as a symbol of allowing our spirituality to be born into innocence in need of protection from worldly influences.

Join us for another Sunday filled with a mystical unfoldment of the Christmas story, accompanied by Christmas carols, inspiring music, and followed by precious time shared together in fellowship.

1st Advent: Hope and Faith

For this first Advent, we will focus on hope and Faith as a spiritual practice, leading us to the birth of our Divinity (Christ) within. As we learn about the meaning of Angel Gabriel appearing to Mother Mary, we commence our journey together from the promise and prophecy of Salvation to the conception and then the ultimate realization of our Divine Expression in life.

As a treat, we will be coordinating our Sunday lessons with our Youth and Family Ministry so that we move into this Holiday season as one community. We invite all families, young and more advanced in age, to join us in Unity for these upcoming weeks.

The start of the holiday season is upon us. Our lives tend to get a lot busier with holiday preparation and celebration. As wonderful as they can be, it can also be a time of overdoing. Join Licensed Unity Teacher Pamela Sybert this Sunday as we explore ways to decrease stress and find more peace by turning to our spiritual practices and embracing humor.

As a wrap-up to our 2022 Fall Program, we will review our learning by taking a birds-eye view of the discussed religions compared to Unity, attempting to answer some foundational questions, such as "Where does Unity stand on making God part of our lives?" or "How do we practice Unity Teachings within another religion we may primarily follow?" or "Is Unity compatible with my current beliefs?" Join us this Sunday as we contemplate these questions and celebrate the completion of our fall program.

This Sunday, we conclude our seven-week 2022 Fall Program studying the book Unity and World Religions, by Rev. Paul John Roach. In our final week, we examine a plethora of other religions and spiritual systems — ancient, indigenous, and modern — that are also part of humanity's rich religious legacy. Join us as we complete our journey of the world's religions.

This Sunday, we continue our seven-week 2022 Fall Program studying the book Unity and World Religions, by Rev. Paul John Roach. Now in our sixth week, we are taking a look at how the beliefs of Taoism relate to Unity teachings. Join us as we continue on this journey of the world's religions and, through them, discover the truth within ourselves.

This Sunday, we continue our seven-week 2022 Fall Program studying the book Unity and World Religions, by Rev. Paul John Roach. Now in our fifth week, we are taking a look at how the beliefs of Hinduism and Buddhism relate to Unity teachings. Join us as we continue on this journey of the world's religions and, through them, discover the truth within ourselves.

This Sunday, we welcome a special guest speaker, Imam Moujahed Bakhach, who will educate us on the general faith and practices of Muslims covering the Articles of Faith, Articles of Duties, and the Lawful and the Prohibited in Islam, as well as the similarities and differences of Islam and other religions, and other topics including Muslims in America and women in Islam. 

Join us for this opportunity to dig deeper into Islam and broaden our study of religions around the world.