Special Music Guests at Unity
          Unity Choir       Practice - 9:15 a.m. Sundays
        Music Director, LeAnne Watrous, invites you to join the  choir for
                     practice every Sunday morning at 9 a.m.   Inspirational, fun and a great way to
                     share in the joy of  Sunday morning  service - if you have a desire to sing or play an
                     instrument, this is your opportunity!
Janet & Narayan!
Hans York
UNITY Youth Ministry

  Silent Unity

Silent Unity provides a
24-hour prayer line for
person to person
confidential prayer. It is a world-wide prayer ministry serving hundreds of thousands of people.  Silent Unity prayer help can be accessed by phone, internet, and email.

You may contact Silent Unity with your prayer requests on the internet, www.unityonline.org/pray_main.htm,

or by telephone: 816-969-2000.
Or write:
Silent Unity
Unity Village, MO 64065
Experience A Meditation From Rev. Cheryl  HERE
Fleur de Lys Trio
Unity-Yakima
Prayer for Protection
"The Light of God
Surrounds Me,
The Love of God
Enfolds Me,
The Power of God
Protects Me,
The Presence of God
Watches Over Me.
Wherever I Am,
God Is.
And All Is Well."

by Rev. James Dillet Freeman
Unity Minister & Poet
Sunday Morning Worship
            10:30 a.m. Sundays
 
                             Sunday morning worship is filled with prayer,  music,  meditation  and
                                       lessons that assist us in our  relationships with ourselves, our family 
                                       members, co-workers and God. 
                                     
                                       Rev. Cheryl Rohret provides guidance with her  prayer, meditations
                                       and talks about issues we all face each and every day.
                                       After service there is always good coffee, treats and time for
                                      fellowship.   The first Sunday of the month is Birthday Sunday and the
                                      last Sunday of the month is Potluck Sunday.
Kit Holmes
Sunday Mornings During Worship

  We create a physically and spiritually safe environment to allow children to explore their own divinity and their relationship with God.
We use a curriculum called Children on the Quest based on Unity’s Five Basic Principles.
With consistent and loving leadership, we are expanding and deepening our youth ministry, welcoming all children and teens into our community.
Prayer Ministry Team

Team meeting: 
     Sunday, Jan 8th at 12:30pm

Dial-A-Blessing is a service that Unity Spiritual Life Center shares with the greater Yakima community. And it is a service that leaves the blesser with a peaceful, satisfied feeling. Volunteers  take one-week shifts to put the Dial-A-Blessing on the message machine. Skills needed include the ability to speak clearly and have a desire to be of service. One other requirement is a telephone. If you haven't heard Dial-A-Blessing, please call 426-4988 at least once.  Try it, you may like it!


If you are interested in joining the Prayer Ministry Team, please talk to Chris in the office.
A Positive Path for Spiritual Living
Stop by: 401 S. 8th Avenue
(between Tieton Drive & Yakima Avenue)  
Office Hours are: 9:30am - 2:30pm  Mon - Fri
Give us a call:  509/575-5551 

Drop us an email:
Minister@UnityYakimaMAIL.org
Office:  Chris@UnityYakimaMAIL.org

Unity has some wonderful ways of marking the new year.  On the first Sunday of January, New Year’s Day this year, we have our Burning Bowl and Letters to God service.   The next Sunday, Jan. 8, is the White Stone ceremony—an opportunity to discover a special name or word that you can carry with you throughout the coming year.  Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend, we will re-visit the theme of creating a dream we can get excited about as we begin our ten-week focus on Mary Morrissey’s “Prosperity Plus” materials.  We’re getting 2012 off to a rockin’ start at Unity as we come together Sunday mornings!  You won’t want to miss a single one!

January 1       Burning Bowl and Letters to God

This service has a more self-reflective bent than many as we spend time meditating on attitudes and situations we want to release in order to make room for what we truly desire.  Writing a word or phrase to represent what needs to be released on a small slip of paper, we touch it to the flame of the Christ candle and watch it disappear.  Then we spend several minutes writing “letters to God”, describing what we desire for the coming year.  Slip the letter into an envelope, address and seal it, and when you get it back next December you can see how many of your intentions manifested during the year.

January 8       White Stone Ceremony

This day in January is traditionally set aside to remember Jesus’ dedication and naming at the Temple when he was eight days old.  How fitting to have our White Stone ceremony on this date, as we meditate on what spiritual name or characteristic we feel called to embody this year.  We write that word on a white stone (which came all the way from a quarry in Jerusalem) and carry it home as a reminder to ourselves all year long of this aspect of our essential Self.

January 15    “The Hokey Pokey Principle:  Putting Our Whole Self In”

How are you at making and keeping commitments?  Well, it all depends, you say.  Indeed.  Did you know that until a person steps out and makes a commitment, the Universe isn’t clear which way to go with its energy and the results can be confusing, chaotic, less than we dreamed.  If you are a bit of a commitment-phobe, why not try a little experiment over the next ten weeks?  Some of us will be making commitments to our own growth through the Prosperity Plus class.  
All of us can benefit from looking at what it might mean to make a solid commitment
to our own growth.  Are you game?

January 22    “The Power of Specificity”

We laugh when we think of beauty pageant contestants giving vague, hackneyed answers to what they dream of accomplishing if they win:  “I want to help bring world peace.” 
Now, there is nothing wrong with wanting world peace.  But where does one begin? 
The same principle applies in our lives. 
If we want our lives to be different than they are now, we need to get clear and specific about what we desire.  Then what?  Then we let it go and let the Universe go to work on our behalf. 
Now if that isn’t a stretch of faith, I don’t know what is!

January 29   “Learning from the Grandmothers, Part 2” Guest Speaker, Joy Welke

When Joy shared in December about her trip to Brazil with some of the
Thirteen Indigenous Grandmothers, her enthusiasm was catching.  We wanted more! 
So, she has agreed to show more pictures and tell us more about this amazing movement to teach people around the world ways we can live in harmony with Mother Earth and one another. 
Come prepared to be inspired by the message of the Grandmothers. 


~Positive thoughts and actions nourish my body, soul and spirit~