As we kick off the New Year, the White Stone ceremony guides us to receiving a theme or intention for the year. Activating the wisdom of Spirit, Rev. Aliza (liv e and in-person!) will guide us through a process to “receive” our theme/intention. This ceremony is based on an ancient ritual of new beginnings and being blessed with a new name and a fresh start. So perfect for Unity Fort Worth as we usher in a new year and a new era of ministry!

Before we were Christians, we were Jews. Think about that for a moment. We share the Torah (the first five books of our Bible) with the Jewish community. We share building space with the Makom Shelanu Congregation co-founded by Cantor Sheri Allen. And this Sunday, Rev. Aliza and Cantor Sheri will share the pulpit in a joint exploration and dialogue of the similarities of our faiths, finding commonalities with our neighbors in this Christmas and Hanukkah season.

Hope is the first quality in our Advent season, the season of preparation. When we discover hope, we can find faith; when we have faith, we discover peace; with peace comes love, and in the fulfillment of love comes Joy! Advent season moves us along a spiritual journey, from a time of darkness into the LIGHT. Rev. Aliza joins us virtually as we activate hope for our future in the light that we already are. Celebrating 75 years as Unity Fort Worth, we look back with gratitude and forward with hope!

Gratitude as a spiritual practice changes everything, from biochemistry to habituated thought patterns. Rev. Aliza joins us in person to explore how to cultivate an Attitude of Gratitude as a spiritual practice, while we enjoy uplifting music and fellowship together. 

To BEE or Not To BE, that is the question. But BE what or whom? What spiritual message can we learn from bees? Did you know that aerodynamically the body of a bee is not made to fly? Is there a hidden message for us? Perhaps! Rev. Aliza joins us virtually to explore the concepts of “busy as a bee”, single focus, closing the gap, and other insights from the life of bees.

Happy Halloween Weekend! This is the Sunday that we invite everyone to come in costume! Our transitional minister, Rev. Aliza Bloom Robinson, is joining us virtually to explore the masks we wear, both for Halloween and in our everyday lives. We will learn to identify that we actually are masked, why we do it, and how to remove the masks to tune into our biggest, boldest, most brilliant becomingness.

We all know and have the experience of being focused and in a flow state. What is focus and how do we cultivate or bring focus to a mind that may be loopy or chaotic? Discover focus as a spiritual principle and how to consciously activate it to increase the flow around you. Join us for an enlightening and empowering message, uplifting music from our music team and Unity Singers, and wonderful time spent together as we celebrate Rodney Huddleston Appreciation Day at UFW! 

Did you ever wonder why you are the way you are? Or why you believe what you think you believe? Where did those thoughts come from? As we wrap up our Stepping Stones weekend all about our Heritage, Honoring our Past, and Co-creating our Future, we explore the spiritual principles behind it and apply them to our personal lives.

What would you create, if you could create anything you’d love? Rev. Aliza will be live in person to journey with us for this engaging exploration. 

What is the intersection of hope and optimism? We call it Hopetimism. Rev. Aliza will join us virtually for an exploration of both hope and optimism, and the spiritual principles and keys to living your best life ever.

We all know that power our thoughts hold, but do we realize the power of the stories we tell? Following the telling of our stories during our Sacred Listening Circles workshop on Saturday, August 17th, Rev. Aliza (live and in person!) will share a simple, yet profound way to identify the stories that hold us hostage and how to shift them to a more empowered awareness. Join us an enlightening and freeing service with beautiful music and friendly fellowship!

We all know that we are right, but when we lead with that, it implies that everyone else is wrong, and we can quickly become self-righteous in our rightness. In this highly charged time of polarities — right/wrong, you/me, us/them — how can we integrate a deeper understanding of our Unity Principles to create connection instead of deepening the chasms of separation? Join Rev. Aliza Bloom Robinson, our Transitional Minister, for an enticing, intriguing exploration that could change your life!

Transition is another name for change and with every change there comes three key stages. Bringing a light of consciousness and specific practices to a transition helps to create a clear pathway through. In this engaging and inspiring talk with our transitional minister, Rev. Aliza Bloom Robinson, we will discover specific ways to more consciously navigate change. Join us as we begin our journey through transition while enjoying beautiful music from our music team and time spent together in joyful fellowship.