The group cleaned the entire 4-mile stretch in less than two hours, with 12 people!!!
The cookout was wonderful before launching out, an impromptu “love feast” party! A special shout-out to Jude for taking on the grilling and providing nourishment, and to all who brought dishes to share.
Giving birth to and nurturing your best self, or nurturing a world that works for everyone, is an adventure of a lifetime. All adventures are thrilling, but sometimes they’re enormously challenging. That’s because you are asked to stretch, grow and break out of the little box that has kept you small. How do you venture on when this happens?
Pay attention to…and follow…these six “guideposts” on your journey. They will support and empower you every step of the way.
On Sunday April 7 we gathered on the Serenity Trail for a celebration to welcome the statue of Jesus The Good Shepherd to our Sacred Spaces.
Rev Rosemary provided the following titled “The Lord is my Shepherd from New Thought Perspective”.
It was a magical Christmas Eve here at Unity Center of Peace as we were treated to empowering ideas, beautiful music, inspirational readings, and shared candlelighting...
We're blessed by the recent addition of a spiritual master! Jesus has officially taken his place out in our Sacred Spaces on the Serenity Trail and is quite visible from our back deck...
Monday evening we gathered together in a powerful group Intention Circle and held the whole election process in our hearts...
The beautiful combination of profound spiritual concepts from the wide variety of sources led to a basic philosophy that became known as New Thought. It includes these ideas…
Did you know that UCP is part of North Carolina's Adopt A Highway cleanup program?
The last few weeks we’ve been exploring the roots of New Thought (of which Unity is a part.) And we’ve discovered this beautiful patchwork quilt of various influences from a variety of different sources...
On Sunday, July 22, 2018, our furry/ feathered / scaled / other species family members were welcomed in spirit into the Sunday service. Some of the well-behaved furry ones made personal appearances. Others were represented with folders. At the end of the service, Rev. Victoria and Rev. Rosemary blessed many of the "extended" family.
Dawn broke with the gentlest of summer temperatures and humidity - just enough heat to make it a pleasure to dip into Jordan Lake. Families and friends laughed, shared stories and enjoyed each others' company at UCP's 4th Annual Picnic at Parker's Point on Jordan Lake on Saturday, July 14, 2018.
