Prayer and Meditation

Finding the path back to peace

Like love, inner peace is inherent in our children. We’re given the opportunity and responsibility to nurture these gifts to help them grow. Our children remind us of the power available in the present moment. It is encouraging to know that access to inner peace is available in our very next breath.

Teaching the power of the pause

Our world can seem like such a whirlwind—with so much swirling and churning inside and around us—that at times it may seem the best we can do is hold on tightly until the storm passes.

But prayer and meditation give us a different perspective. They create a space where we can see the radiance of the raindrops and feel the wonder in the wind. We bend and bow with each gust, with no fear of breaking. We don’t fight the storm; we calm it.

On the annual World Day of Prayer, we at Unity Village enter into a 24-hour prayer vigil that is joined by people all over the world. Tens of thousands of people submit prayer requests to be included in the vigil, knowing that we can never be separate from God.

The Divine permeates everything—including the glass of water you’re drinking, the chair you’re sitting in, and every blade of grass in your backyard.

“We’re surrounded by God all the time,” says Rev. Tony Cryer of Unity on Cape Cod in Hyannis, Massachusetts. “The Divine is already in everything. You don’t have to try to see it.”

Prosperity Is Being Aware of God’s Good

When most people hear the word prosperity, they automatically think about material possessions. It’s important for children to understand that prosperity is not dependent on material possessions but is rooted in an awareness of the goodness of God that is present everywhere.

Understanding the potential within us and proclaiming our spiritual wholeness in Christ

Easter has fascinated people for almost 2,000 years.