Is this your first visit to our website? If so, you likely have questions. We’ve tried to answer the most usual questions below. If you don’t find an answer you’re looking for here, you can contact us online or by phone (304-345-0021), and we will respond as soon as possible.
What time is your Sunday service?
11 a.m. Eastern Time
How long are your services?
Our services usually last about an hour and 15 minutes. We have social time after the service and monthy potlucks.
Is child care available?
Yes, child care is provided during our Sunday services.
How big is your congregation?
We average about 25-30 adults in person, 2 kids, and 10-20 nation-wide virtual viewers during a Sunday service.
Where are your Sunday services?
Our services are in our sanctuary at
804 Myrtle Road
Charleston, WV 25314
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Can I attend your Sunday services online?
Certainly. Click here to find out how, and to gain access to our Zoom Room.
Additionally, we stay in the Zoom Room after the service to enjoy discussion of the topic presented in the message. It is always stimulating and fun.
What happens at a service?
Our services are celebrations designed to help us remember that we are all loved children of God. The service includes the typical components of Sunday church service, but with a very different style and feel. Many people say they feel at home when they find us, and we like it that way. Infants, toddlers, kids, and teens are encouraged to participate. This is a kid-friendly church.
What denomination are you?
Unity of Kanawha Valley is trans-denominational. We embrace all spiritual teachings and follow the teachings of Jesus as a wayshower. To those seeking spiritual growth, Unity offers a positive, practical, progressive approach to Christianity. Unity is viewed as a movement in consciousness, rather than as a religion.
Unity is without creed or dogma, has no formal liturgy and recognizes no sacrament. Unity is where we ask questions, not give answers. We believe the answer to every challenge lies within the heart and mind of each individual. Our emphasis is not on the demands of a personality, institution or religion… it is on spiritual transformation. Unity centers and churches represent diversity of race, color, gender, age, creed, religion, national origin, ethnicity, physical disability and sexual orientation.
What should I wear?
Dress comfortably and casually when you attend our services. Unity believes all people are loved equally with no exceptions, so come as you are.
How can I learn more?
Read About Us and What is Unity? Then, if you want to know more, explore the other pages on this website and contact us.
