View this email online if it doesn't display correctly
|
|
|
|
Sunday Service Time: 11:00 AM |
| | |
|
This Sunday @ UCC:
Lesson Title: A Day in the Life
|
|
Inspired by “This Thing Called Life” by Faith Rivera:
“Today is the day I will change my luck. I will find three pennies and they’ll be heads up. I will walk like a queen in my tennis and jeans ‘cause I know where I come from.
From the stars and the sun, from the magical One, I am part of this thing called Life. From the known to unseen, ev’rything in between, I am part of this thing called Life. I am one with this thing called life.
Today is the day I’ll remember to see only good, only God happening through you and me. I will not forget all the treasures due me ‘cause I know where I come from.
Today is the day I’ll be more of myself. Love my skin, where I’ve been, and ev’ryone else. No more push, no more pull, simply flow as I go ‘Cause I know where I come from.” |
| | | A Keepsake Bible for Youth Ministry Students!
As soon as we have at least three school age Unity students who have attended Youth Ministry classes here at least ten times during twelve months, their teachers here will be happy to plan with their parent(s) a Sunday in which to plan to include a short ceremony during the beginning of our Sunday Worship service to honor these excellent and dedicated students with a brand new, personal keepsake New American Bible, as a lovegift from Unity Church of Clearwater, inscribed with their names and the date of the award, for their lifelong use and remembrance.
Please see our Youth Ministry Coordinator and Certified Truth Teacher, Cynthia Mackey for more information. |
| | One City Chorus at UU Clearwater
|
| | Sat, Jan 18
7:00 PM (Doors Open 6:30)
UU Clearwater
One City Chorus - Embracing the Dream, A Musical Tribute to The Rev. Dr. MLK, Jr.
The One City Chorus is St. Petersburg's own 120-member community chorus under the direction of Maestro Jon Arterton. The chorus began three years ago and encourages people of all races, cultures, creeds and communities to sing with them. The UUC Chorale will also be featured under the direction of Dr. David Katz.
The evening will be a tribute to the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. There will be Social Justice themed singing, a video of Dr. King and three dramatic readings of his key writings - one of them by Rev. Alethea Winston, St. James AME Church in Clearwater.
Afterglow reception to follow with light refreshments.
Open stadium seating; Handicap accessible
Ample free parking at both UUC and Unity Clearwater, across Nursery Road from each other.
|
| | |
|
| | | WINGS Book Study Group
Jan 7, 11:45 AM Café
|
| EFT - Tapping Group
Jan 7, 1:15 PM
Peace COTTAGE
|
| Unity Singers Rehearsal
Jan 8, 6:00 PM Sanctuary
|
| Guided Meditation Service
Jan 8, 7:00 PM Peace CHAPEL
|
| Tai Chi
Thur, 6:00 PM Peace COTTAGE
|
| AA Meeting
Thur, 7:30 PM Peace COTTAGE
|
| AA Meeting
Fri, 7:00 PM Peace COTTAGE
|
| | Meditation & Dhamma Discussion
Sun, 6:30 PM Dhamma Wheel Meditation Society
|
|
| | Half Hour Hebrew
TBD, 7:00 PM Café
|
| Torah Study
TBD, 7:30 PM Café
|
| CPR Class
Jan 18, 10:00 AM Peace COTTAGE
|
| Theosophical Society Meeting
Jan 18, 2:00 PM Peace COTTAGE
|
| Mindfulness Monday
Jan 20, 7:00 PM Peace COTTAGE
|
| Helping Parents Heal
Jan 21, 7:00 PM Peace COTTAGE
|
| B.O.T.A. Meeting
Jan 25, 1:00 PM Peace COTTAGE
|
| Service Saturday
Feb 1, 9:00 AM UCC Campus
|
| New Member Meet n Greet n Eat
Feb 9, 12:00 PM New World Room
|
| Express Saturday
Feb 15, 9:00 AM UCC Campus
|
| Annual Business Meeting
Feb 23, 12:15 PM Sanctuary
|
| Concert: Harold Payne
Feb 24, 7:00 PM Peace CHAPEL
|
|
|
| | | Thanks in Advance for Google & Facebook Reviews! ★★★★★
|
| | We Strive for Five! ★★★★★
|
| | |  |
“A very important work in soul culture is the establishment of a faith substance. Once we discern this law of soul building by faith, we find the Hebrew Scriptures full of illustrations of it. The 1st chapter of Luke's Gospel tells us how Elisabeth and Zacharias were told by an angel that they would have a son and that his name would be John. Zacharias was burning incense at the altar in the exercise of his duties as a priest. This means that when the mind is looking toward Spirit, even if it be in a blind way, and is seeking spiritual things, it will become spiritualized. The burning of incense typifies spiritualization. Zacharias represents the perceptive and Elisabeth the receptive qualities of the soul. When these two work in conjunction in prayer, meditation, and aspiration, the soul is open to the higher thoughts or angels that bring the promise of a new and definite state of consciousness. Zacharias doubted the promise of a son because his wife was past the age of childbearing, and because of his doubts he was stricken dumb. This means that when we perceive spiritual Truth and doubt it, we retard its outer expression; it cannot be spoken into manifestation through us because of our doubt. All the growth is then thrown upon the soul. Elisabeth ‘hid herself five months,’ but when the soul begins to feel the presence of the new ego [self-realization] or new state of consciousness, then we again come into faith expression: the speech of Zacharias is restored.”
(Charles Fillmore Cofounder of the Unity Movement in Prosperity [1936] -- Lesson Three: Faith in the Invisible Substance, the Key to Demonstration). |
| Your Weekly Prosperity Affirmation:
“I HAVE NO DOUBT IN THE CREATIVE POWER OF SPIRITUAL TRUTH. I SPEAK THE WORD, AND THE WORD TAKES FORM.”
THANK YOU, GOD! |
|
|
