We Join our Prayers with Yours
Together We Pray for the People of the Ukraine
Our hearts join together in prayer for the people of Ukraine. We hold the highest vision for peace and tranquility! We give thanks knowing that God is present in every situation.
During World War II, an adviser to Prime Minister Winston Churchill organized a group of people to stop whatever they were doing at a certain time each night to pray and usher in peace, safety, and security.
They did this every day, and it was as if the city stood still, such was the power of prayer. The result was so overwhelming that the bombings were stopped after a short time!
Now we are organizing again, a group of people of different nationalities, to spend one minute praying daily for the peace, well-being and security of our countries, for an end to the problems that oppress, and for Spirit-guided decisions of leaders around the world.
Join in this initiative with a prayer from your own spiritual tradition as you feel led. Please feel free to share out to those you know in your congregations and communities!
Unity Worldwide Ministries has designated 50% of its monthly tithe to organizations that are supporting the Ukraine.
Our Prayers Continue for the Coronavirus Outbreak
We know that God is a Love that has no end and a Power that knows no bounds. God’s healing power of Divine Life is restoring, healing, and revitalizing our world in this very moment. We let go of any fears or anxieties, and we affirm that all are safe, healthy, and protected. We bless all those who support us in maintaining vibrant radiant health. We express Divine Life in all we think, say, and do. We bless our global family with radiant health, peace of mind, and abundant love.
Communications from UWM
12/14/2021 UWM has been in touch with our ministries in Kentucky and Illinois where recent tornadic activity caused widespread destruction. To date, no ministry has reported damage and we commimt to staying in touch to learn of any updates.
Fall 2021 COVID Recommendations from UWM
Helpful Guidelines from California. COVID-19 INDUSTRY GUIDANCE: Places of Worship and Providers of Religious Services and Cultural Ceremonies (May 25, 2020)
Opening Up Again, (Moderator: Rev. Cynthia Vermillion-Foster Facilitators: Rev. Myra McFadden, Connie Savage, Rev. Denise Shubert (CSL) 4/20/21 Summary Document
Reopening: 4 Phases by Ken Braddy
We hold Toni Boehm, Greg Coles, Martha Creek, Beth Head, and Robin Volker in our hearts with great gratitude for their contributions to the creation of the next two templates for you to customize. Thank you!
4-28-2020, Reopening: Questions to Consider: As restrictions on in-person events start lifting, are you ready to start meeting again? Here are some things to consider before you reopen your meeting space.
UWM Board of Trustees Prayer by Rev. Paulette Pipe Audio Version
Unity Online Radio
Teens and the COVID-19 Crisis
Rev. Jacquie Fernandez is joined by her 17-year-old daughter, Josie; Rev. Diane Venzera, Youth and Family Ministry Coordinator for Unity Worldwide Ministries; and mental health consultant Brijin Gardner, LCSW. They discuss how teens are experiencing the pandemic, what resources are available for those working with teens, and how we can support our youth.
The Grief of Isolation, Separation, and Sheltering at Home
Many of us are on an enforced sabbatical from our daily lives, being told to shelter in place. What can we do to alleviate feelings of isolation and separation, and how can we connect in a way that doesn't involve face-to-face contact? Rev. Linda Martella-Whitsett, vice president of Unity Prayer and Practice at Unity World Headquarters, and Rev. Dr. Paul Hasselbeck are the guests.
Zoom
Hold Your Annual Meeting Via Zoom. UWM Parliamentarian Dr. Leonard Young offers his services.
Financial Considerations
Our Loaves & Fishes Fund was created in March 2020 as a way to respond to the financial effects of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic on our Unity communities. The program was updated in November 2020 to allow multiple payments per year and to remove the Payroll Protection Program (PPP) restriction.
