I was introduced to the Golden Key shortly after coming into Unity and have used it quite often in my life, concerning work, health, relationship with others and prosperity. It has been most helpful. “The Golden Key” was written by Emmet Fox, a notable New Thought leader and writer. Fox was born in Ireland but lived most of his life in England before moving to the United States. He was a friend with Unity’s co-founder, Charles Fillmore and as a results published a special edition of the Golden Key for Unity in 1944. For the month of June we will take a look at the Golden Key. Emmet Fox says: “The Golden Key has been the means of helping many people all over the world solve all kinds of problems and overcome all sorts of handicaps …” Unity has recently published a new booklet called “The Golden Key for Today” and that is our gift to you. Join us on June 3 as we begin the journey of The Golden Key. Blessings dear friends, Rev. Pat
July is Prosperity Month at Unity Minneapolis. And of course when most folks think of prosperity, they think of money or processions. When we speak of prosperity we know that it includes money yet so much more. Prosperity is really living in the flow. In the flow of life. Prosperity is about health, wonderful relationships, lack of worry and being at peace. Someone has said prosperity is “easy living.” Prosperity is how you define it for your life. Take a moment and define prosperity for yourself and then ask yourself what am I doing to cocreate this with God? During the month of July we will explore practical ways that we can live in the flow. Beginning July 11, I will begin teaching Keys to the Kingdom a seven-week course that teaches us to live in the flow. Join us on Sundays and of course the class on Tuesday evenings. I look forward to this series and it would be a joy to have you participate. Blessings abound, Rev. Pat
Thank you for being mindful of the comfort of others by refraining from using fragrances and colognes while at church.
The 9:45 AM service is ASL Interpreted.
Volume control headsets are available in the bookstore before Sunday morning services.
A standard wheelchair is accessible in the lower level southeast entrance for your convenience.
