Unity Communities & Leaders

Are you interested in learning more about how to use labyrinths in your spiritual programming?
We invite you to Unity Village for an immersive labyrinth training led by Chris Katzenmeyer of the Legacy Labyrinth Project, our partner. Learn intentional walking, historical/spiritual significance of labyrinths, hands-on building, and programming for worship, retreats, pastoral care, and gatherings—fostering deeper connection, reflection, and collective healing in your communities.
September 14–17, 2026
Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sacred-pathways-deepening-church-community-through-labyrinths-tickets-1984331725608

At Unity, we affirm the inherent dignity, worth, and spiritual identity of every person. We recognize that humanity expresses its relationship with the Divine through many paths, traditions, and sincere convictions.

We are aware of recent changes to the U.S. Department of Defense’s religious classification system, which significantly reduces the number of recognized faith identifiers. While administrative systems may change, Unity holds that no list can define or limit the universal presence of God, nor the authentic spiritual lives of individuals.

We believe that honoring religious and spiritual diversity strengthens our shared humanity. The ability for individuals to see their faith tradition acknowledged supports belonging, spiritual well-being, and the free exercise of religion.

Our teachings remind us:
* There is only one Presence and one Power—active in all people and all faiths.
* Truth is not confined to any single tradition, but is revealed in diverse ways across humanity.
* Spiritual care is most meaningful when it honors the unique beliefs and lived experiences of each individual.

We join with others across faith traditions in affirming the importance of religious inclusion, compassionate care, and the freedom of every person to name and live their faith authentically.

We hold in prayer all who serve, and all who support them, that they may experience belonging, respect, and access to the spiritual support that nourishes their lives.

In all things, Unity remains committed to being a voice for inclusivity, understanding, and love in action.

Congratulations to the graduating class of 2026!

Join us tomorrow for a guided walk‑through of the creative resources already prepared to support your ministry work. During the first 30 minutes, we’ll explore the social media graphics, print pieces, presentation backgrounds, sermon outlines, and templates available in Circle—what they’re for, how to use them, and how they can save you time while keeping our shared message clear and aligned.

The final 15 minutes will be an open Q&A space for questions, ideas, and conversation about how these tools can best serve your ministry expression.

RSVP here: https://partnerscircle.unity.org/c/events/equipped-and-empowered-creative-resources-for-ministries

Happy Earth Day! Today is a beautiful invitation to move through the world knowing you are one with all life. This Earth Day Prayer by the Unity Prayer Ministry will help guide you in doing so.

The Unity Partners Circle, our new online portal, launched today. If you haven't yet received an access link email, don't worry. We are taking a phased approach to opening Circle to ensure we have enough support in place to assist with questions or issues.

Be on the lookout in your inbox or spam folder for an email from Circle with your access link. All groups should receive their email by 5/15.

In this time of violence and chaos, we feel a deep call to return to peace; not as something distant or ideal, but as something we each choose every day.

Let us collectively focus our intentions, prayers, and energies toward peace. Let us pray for our world and community leaders that they are guided by wisdom, compassion, and a deep commitment to the well-being of all people.

Peace is not passive. It asks something of each of us. It calls us to be steady, to be brave, and to keep showing up with open hearts even when it feels like our efforts won’t make a difference.

We have a responsibility to be vessels of peace each day.
Peace in our hearts.
Peace in our homes.
Peace across communities and nations.

Unity calls on each of us individually, within our spiritual communities, and among our political leaders to be grounded and guided by actions that cultivate peace in our thoughts, words, and deeds.

May we be courageous in our peace. May we live it, speak it, and extend it one moment at a time.

“Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God.” — Matthew 5:9

Silent Unity is always available for prayer support at http://unity.org/prayer or join us for live prayer services at 11a.m. CT here on Facebook Monday - Friday.

Wise words from Reverend May Rowland.