Enjoy favorites from musicals, performed by our talented music team and Unity Singers.

Most of us can identify with making some less-than-wise judgments in the past. We cannot undo the past though we could change our attitude about some experiences if we wish.

This Sunday, however, we will focus on elements of our decision-making capacity using our divinely inherited Power of Wisdom.

Join us as we explore ideas and practices to release our spiritual intuition and wisdom, and stay to enjoy food and fellowship at our monthly potluck and wonderful music at our Spring Concert.

Sometimes, we approach our spirituality as if there is anything to bargain about it with God, Nature, the Universe, you name it. Instead, we find out that our Truth is inevitable and waiting for us to be expressed with as few limitations as possible.

This Sunday, Jean-Marie will address the relevance of finding ourselves in service to celebrate our uniqueness and contribute to the much grander Idea of World Peace among all of us. The time of bargaining is over as we become ready to embrace who and What we truly are.

Join us this Sunday for an inspirational message, wonderful music, true fellowship, and a special gift to take home.

All of us have been fooled by someone we trusted, or have expected less out of someone who's capable of righteous deeds and thats why this lesson is imperative. Often we have trouble seeing a person beyond something they have done. For instance, if we see someone bullying a person, we might have difficulty seeing beyond their behavior. They get defined by their worst behavior. To see them completely includes recognizing their bullying and standing against it. This is taking a stand for justice, holding ourselves accountable and holding each other accountable. Seeing a person completely also involves the bully" seeing themselves as more than their bullying. This is known as mercy. Seeing completely is a combination of justice and mercy - noticing the tension between accountability to stop the bullying and our call to love the bully.

Join us this Sunday as we explore this topic with guest speaker, Rev. Kelly Isola, and enjoy wonderful music and time together.

Many scriptural stories use symbolism to reveal spiritual Truths and teach us how to apply them. Among the most commonly used symbols are fish, birds, and the sea. What do those symbols have to tell us? And how can we learn more about how to apply ancient stories in our daily lives for Good?

Join us this Sunday for another inspirational message, heartfelt music, and uplifting fellowship.

This Sunday, we welcome guest speaker, Rabbi Jonathan Siger, who will educate us on the medieval Jewish mystical innovation that transformed an ancient agriculture-inspired counting of days into a roadmap for spiritual engagement and renewal. 

Join us for an enriching message, beautiful music, and wonderful time spent together.

Have you ever asked yourself how our spirituality impacts the physical wellbeing of the planet on which we live? While not immediately obvious, the way we relate to our humanity and Spirit matters not only for the Good of our consciousness but also the physicality of our earth (and beyond).

Join us this Sunday for a special take on Earth Day (April 22nd), some inspiring music, and heartfelt fellowship.

Join us this Easter Sunday for a special service and egg hunt in the Sanctuary. We will celebrate our Christ within as we learn to let our Divinity rise through our own thoughts, feelings, and actions. Our music team has an exciting program prepared for you, including a special performance of our Unity Singers. And, we will take communion together after learning its meaning through Unity's metaphysical lens. 

Your carnation with a personal affirmation awaits you as does a moment of fellowship after service during potluck.

This Good Friday, we are reflecting on Jesus Christ's last seven words. Learn about the deeper meaning of these words and how they apply in our daily lives today. 

Join us for this special service, led by our platform chairs, readers, and Jean-Marie to prepare ourselves for Easter Sunday and the resurrection of our true Spirit.

Join us for Palm Sunday to celebrate Jesus Christ's triumphant entry into Jerusalem. Learn about the deeper meaning of this story and how it relates to Holy Week, Good Friday, and Easter Sunday.

Join us to receive your personal palm leaf to cherish for the year and engage with like-minded friends in fellowship after service.

Inspired by God's first command to create the world, we will take a break from the seriousness of "being spiritual" and tread with some lightness and laughter along our path toward enlightenment.

Join us for the lighter things in life, some beautiful music, and heart-felt fellowship after service.

This Sunday, we welcome guest speaker, Imam Moujahed Bakhach, who will be teaching us about Ramadan, observed by Muslims worldwide as a month of fasting, prayer, reflection, and community in commemoration of the revelation of the Holy Qur'an.

"O you who believe, Fasting is prescribed upon you as it was prescribed upon those before you [People of the book]." (Qur'an 2.183)

Join us as we learn about and take inspiration from this important Islamic spiritual tradition, and enjoy wonderful music and friendly fellowship. 

This Sunday, Rev. Jean-Marie will continue exploring the desert stories in the Bible and how they relate to the Lenten season. Building upon the story of Moses leading the Israelites out of Egypt, we will have a closer look at Jesus Christ's time in the desert, tempted by the devil, and what it all means in today's world and our own spiritual journey.

Join us for another eye-opening experience, accompanied by some wonderful music, and heartfelt fellowship after service.

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.

Join us tonight @ 7 PM CT for a special Ash Wednesday service to ring in the Lenten season for quiet contemplation with inspiring music, moving readings, an uplifting message, and our meaningful Ash Wednesday Blessing ritual. Be part of this community experience as we all enter a time of reflection and growth together for the next few weeks.

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.