Sunday Celebration Service with Rev. Barbara Williams

Join us on Sunday, June 14th at 10:30 am when we welcome back the remarkable Rev. Barbara Williams with a message on "Living Abundantly." Christine Mariani will be elevating this service with her angelic voice and inspired musical selections.

The founders of Unity taught that there is an eternal flow of abundance in the universe, and we are part of it. God never shuts off the flow of good, and we have only to believe it and open ourselves to receive it. Well, that’s the challenging part!
Living our lives knowing we have plenty changes everything. When we make decisions from a palpable understanding of sufficiency and the infinite reservoir available to us, we can choose to act from a place of power. It takes some inner work to remove our ingrained beliefs of lack or that we are pawns of outside forces. But replacing those filters with a clear vision of abundance is our key to prosperity.
Join us this Sunday as we claim the extravagant gifts of Spirit!

About Rev. Barbara Williams:

Rev. Barbara Williams has coordinated Unity’s summer program at Chautauqua Institution since 2018. She retired as the senior minister of Unity of Port Richey, Florida in 2016. She also served as Director of Adult Education and Director of Youth and Family Ministry for First Unity Church in St. Petersburg, Florida. Prior to her ministry career, Barbara spent twenty-one years in the corporate world where she held positions of leadership in the Information Technology department of Duke Power.
Barbara has presented classes and workshops on Bible history and interpretation, compassionate communication and conflict resolution skills, self-discovery, world religions and parenting skills. Her passion is to support and empower others as they uncover their divine essence. Barbara is a majorette in the Second Time Arounders adult marching band, performing locally as well as in the Macy's Thanksgiving parade and St. Patrick's Day parade in Ireland. She lives in Clearwater with her husband Dusty and their rescue puppy Sandra Dee.