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WELCOME TO OUR COMMUNITY!

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         Our God is Love         Our Race is Human         Our Religion is  Oneness

Unity is a positive, practical, progressive approach to Christianity based on the teachings of Jesus and the power of prayer. Unity honors the universal truths in all religions, and respects each individual's right to chose a spiritual path.
We come together to remind one another of who we really are, to grow in awareness, and because we know the greatest opportunity for growth is in relation to one another.


Our Purpose is Union with God through Celebration and Spiritual Education!


What's on at Unity of Edmonton.......

Join us every Sunday morning for our regular Sunday Celebration at the Westmount Church, 13820 109A Ave.
The program officially starts at 9:30 am with affirmations and spiritually uplifting songs. As a congregation-led spiritual community, expect different people to lead the service each week. Each Sunday, one of our speakers delivers a Lesson and Meditation based on a Unity Teaching as selected by our Worship Committee.
Stay for coffee after the service and join in our discussion circle as we get to share what the Sunday message means for us and ask the speaker questions.

Moving into Action is a key ingredient to manifesting your desires, it is also where many of us often get stuck.  Join us this Sunday as our speaker Terry Syvenky helps us learn what's holding us back and how we can confidently take this critical step to realize our dreams.     

Unity of Edmonton Picnic in the Park

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Join us starting at 10:00 am Sunday June 23rd in Coronation Park at Picnic Site #2 behind the Telus Science Centre.
   - 10:30 Service
   - 12:00 Weiner Roast + Potluck Lunch
   - 1-3pm Singing, Fellowship + Fun

Check our calendar for spiritual education (classes, workshops) and spiritually-focused entertainment (movie nights, potlucks). Check the other pages on this website to learn more about Unity and the New Thought movement.
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