Greetings, Beloveds, We’ll be continuing our break from our regularly scheduled adherence to our theme: The Courage to Imagine: I Am . . . Light. We were so blessed last week to share space with the very funny Stephen Behrman, … Continue reading →
As I sit here thinking of all of you and how grateful I am to have each of you in my lives, I am remembering a prayer that came to me during our month on Spiritual Confidence. Now that we … Continue reading →
Rene Jenkins Sept 23 2018
Greetings Beloveds! We are so blessed this week to have author Randy Peyser as our Guest Speaker! Randy’s book, The Power of Miracle Thinking, is “pure inspiration and a genuine resource of hope,” as described by Caroline Myss. And what … Continue reading →
Greetings, Beloveds, “Physiology has located in the body of man twelve dominant brain or nerve centers that correspond with the twelve powers or spiritual faculties.” – Cora Fillmore, Christ Enthroned In Man. This week at Unity of the Sierra, we’ll … Continue reading →
Namasté, Beloveds, In our Courage To Imagine series, August is I Am . . . Healthy. Our Affirmation is, “In each moment, miracles are taking place in my body.” We will have fun with this theme this month as we … Continue reading →
Randy Peyser shares insights and action steps that can lead to miracles, based on the experiences of 40 people she’s interviewed. She will talk about what it takes to engage a “miracle thinking mindset” (beyond positive thinking and gratitude) to … Continue reading →
Namaste, Beloveds, In Unity we talk about how we’re all One because God is All Good and Everywhere Present, and if God is everywhere present, then God is in me and I am in God. We are made in the … Continue reading →
Greetings, Beloveds! There is no end to Divine Mind and the creativity we can express when we tap into It. In July we will have “The Courage to Imagine Creativity”, and I would like to encourage you, at whatever age … Continue reading →
A hobby of mine is collecting antique books on health and medicine. One of my favorites, which might even be better enjoyed by a pharmacist, is Secret Nostrums and Systems by Dr. Charles W. Oleson from Harvard University, written in … Continue reading →