12th Annual We CAN Climb Event – Saturday September 26th

We are once again thankful to be part of such a great event. Join us Saturday, September 26 at Kanawha State Forest, Shelter #3 for the 2.5 Mile Hike & 5K Trail Run benefiting  the Vandalia Health CAMC Children’s Advocacy Center.  Registration starts at 8am, with the hike and race starting at 9am.  To register go to camcfoundation.org To be part of the Unity Team add coupon code UNITY26 at check out.  

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Janet Prince – Love is Like a Butterfly – The Spiritual Wisdom of Dolly Parton

Speaker: Janet Prince Musicians: Ron Sowell & Jeff Haught Message: What can Dolly Parton teach us about love, transformation, and spiritual growth? Maybe like the butterfly we simply need to trust the process, spread our wings, and allow Divine Love to move freely through our lives. Come celebrate the beautiful, sometimes surprising journey of becoming who we were created to be. And if you’re so inclined bring a Dolly story to share and dress like Dolly!  

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The Apologies We Never Received

Speaker: Alecia Rice

Musicians: Ron Sowell & Jeff Haught

Message: Sometimes we think we know exactly where our deepest wounds came from. Then life unexpectedly places us on the other side of one and reveals something that had been hidden all along.

All is Well, Or Is It?

Speaker: Janet Prince

Musicians: Ron Sowell & Jeff Haught

Message: We often say “All is Well.” Unfortunately, this phrase is sometimes used to avoid acknowledging pain, fear or what is truly happening in our lives. The prayer for Protection reminds us we can affirm the presence of Divine Love, without pretending difficult circumstances don’t exist. This Sunday we’ll explore the difference between spiritual trust and spiritual avoidance. Discover how to say “all is well” not as denial of life, but as a deeper affirmation of the One Presence that holds us through all of life’s ups and downs.

Enough is Enough

Speaker: Janet Prince

Musicians: Ron Sowell & Jeff Haught

Message: Enough is an interesting word. As an adjective it means a need has been met. Example: We have enough food. As an adverb it means to a proper degree. Example: He is tall enough to ride the roller coaster. As an interjection it is a cry to make something stop. Example: Enough! Join us this Sunday as we explore “enough” as a reminder we have what we need. Most importantly, discover the greatest spiritual truth: You are enough!”