Unity Week - July 15 2010

Unity

Positive, Practical Christianity

http://sites.google.com/site/unityinwv/

Sunday, July 18, 2010 at 11am - Unity on Bridge
"Making Observations as a Spiritual Discipline" a lesson with Sky

Krisnamutri once wrote "Observing is the highest form of spirituality." What does it take to become a participant observer in life? How can we develop and enjoy this perspective? Observing is the first skill of NonViolent Communication and may be a useful way of thinking about using the Unity principles. Please join us for the lesson and the NVC class discussion after the service.


NonViolent Communication Class, right after the service, 12:30 - 1:45
Led by Sky. Please bring a dish or snack to share.
This Sunday: Making Observations


Sunday Concert: This Sunday, July 18 at 7:30 at UKV
Andy McKee, amazing guitar guy
Check him out at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tn1d5DmdMqY



BridgeFest Tonight! This Thurs, July 15, 6 - 9pm.
This is a big festival and fair.  Live music, zumba dancing, fun for kids, and a great way to meet our Bridge Road neighbors! Park at the church and walk up to the top of the hill for the fun


Congratulations!
Erin and Jeff Clark on the birth of their daughter, Nora!


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"A Course In Miracles" class meets Tuesdays at 6:30pm at UKV

Hindu Lecture Series - Sunday July 25 at the India Center at 3pm
Dr. Jayesh Shah will speak on "Vedic Mythology and Astronomy"

Considering Prosperity?
Check out this Blog: A Year of Giving
http://yearofgiving.wordpress.com/

And we continue to be amazed at how the Universe has brought together so many talented and generous people, with exactly the expertise that we needed, just at the right time. Demonstrations Abound!!!


And Remember: You are a Child of God!  You are a Blessing!


Sky

We are a demonstration of God's unconditional Love

We realize our Oneness and honor our uniqueness

Thank you God for the miracle that is my life!

Gratitude

From a place of gratitude, I see beauty in everyone and everything.

When I adopt an attitude of gratitude, I create a shift in my outlook. Instead of seeing problems, I see opportunities. Instead of feeling hopeless, I feel hopeful. By focusing on what is working well, I invite more of the same.

When I let others know, "I am grateful for you," I create a connection of love and understanding. Through these simple words, I help others see their own beauty and the contribution they make in the world.

Through prayer, meditation or journal writing, I begin and end each day reflecting on the many ways Spirit blesses me. I approach life in a state of gratitude. I see the magnificence all around me, and I am filled with joy for all the good in this world.

We welcome this in every way and everywhere with utmost gratitude.--Acts 24:3

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Sky Kershner, 304-346-9689 x13
Kanawha Pastoral Counseling
www.kpcc.com