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Have you ever found yourself in a place that is new to you and yet instantly familiar and inviting? We are such a place. Come, walk with us for a while. There is room for everyone on this path.
We are CommUnity on the Hill, a Unity congregation. We are serious Truth students who follow the teachings of Jesus, the Christ. We reinforce each other in our quest to remember our oneness with God. We laugh, sing, and celebrate at our beautiful Sunday services, where all are welcome. Through prayer, meditation, forgiveness, and mindful, loving activities, we seek and affirm all that is Good and all that is True and, that we are all one.
In loving service to Divine Truth, we nurture a welcoming community dedicated to the activity of Spirit.
Together, we embrace our Christ Consciousness as beacons of Love, Light and Truth.
Sunday Services are held 1 pm, 945 G Street NW, Washington DC 20001
Sunday Services
April Coordinator
Joan Morgan
Apr 7
Speaker: Rev LaFayette Seymour
Platform Assistant: Jan Smoot
Piano: Dave Kane
Special Music: Carley de Franco, voice & Alison (Allie) Martin, violin
Usher: Dave Aungst
Apr 14
Speaker: Greg Finch
Platform Assistant: Walter Albano
Piano: Barbara Wilkinson
Special Music: Katherine Riddle, voice & Helen West, saxophone
Usher: Patty Guard
Apr 21
Speaker: Rev Sid Fowler (FCUCC)
Platform Assistant: Andy Carlson
Piano: Dave Kane
Special Music: Alexander (Alex) Witt, trombone
Usher: Rosmarie Stucki
Apr 28
Speaker: Margaret Morgan Maat
Platform Assistant: John Bell
Piano: Dave Kane
Special Music: Beth Williams, voice
Usher: Michelle Hindmarch
Unity's Five Basic Principles
Unity has no set creed or dogma that its members must follow. Unity encourages people to explore and apply Unity teachings based on their own spiritual understanding. This spiritual understanding is enhanced through reflective prayer and meditation.
The five basic ideas of the Unity belief system are:
1) God is all-good and is present everywhere.
2) The spirit of God lives within each person.
3) We create our life experiences through our thoughts.
4) There is power in affirmative prayer, which we believe increases our connection to God.
5) Knowledge of these spiritual principles is not enough. We must live them.
