After years of searching for a progressive spiritual home grounded in principles of love instead of judgment and guilt, I gave up my search. Daily meditations and readings from spirituals teachers of New Thought was my spiritual practice until a like-minded friend mentioned at dinner that she had been actively attending Unity Center of Peace. I’d wanted a spiritual community for some time and so decided to give “church” another try. Every visit to Unity was consistent, starting with a loving welcome from Rev. Victoria and Rev. Rosemary and a feeling of positive energy from the members. I left every service feeling blessed, enriched and equipped with practical tools I could use in my every day life. I also felt supported and understood as a spiritual seeker who wanted freedom and flexibility in how I lived into my beliefs and values. Being challenged to explore my divine nature more deeply and discover the wisdom, joy, confidence and power available to me was also something I so appreciated. After attending the Pathways class to learn more about the history and foundational principles of Unity, I became a member and have become increasingly involved in supporting this amazing community and helping extend its authentic message of love, freedom and creating a life you love! 

UCP gives me an outlet for my gifts and talents.

UCP provides a place to really practice shifting my reality.

I love the spirit of community, which is larger than any person, event, or day-to-day happening, and which is a shining palpable sense of nourishment.

I have found my spiritual home at UCP. This welcoming community accepts everyone, just the way they are. And we have fun, too! At UCP, I am free to be myself, and to experience personal growth, as we grow together as a supportive, spiritual community.

UCP provides a quiet and beautiful hour and a half every Sunday that refocuses my intentions and brings me back to joy and love.

It feels as if the ministers have you specifically in mind when delivering their talks.

UCP provides a sense of belonging to a stable, ongoing group of people who share my values.