Unity North Shore

Forgiveness clears inner residue so life can flow freely again without being shaped by the past.

Two guest speakers share heartfelt reflections on the state of motherhood.

We explore how experience is generated from within, shaping what we see, meet, and live each day.

At times, all of us move through life feeling separate, unseen, or outside of love. This message offers a pathway back into the deep knowing that we are already at home—resting in, as, and through the heart of God.

Praying for others lifts us beyond self-concern, awakening deep connection, and a living awareness of our shared wholeness.

Rev. Kurt speaks about the power of mind-action.

Explore the spiritual side of the Easter story with Rev. Kurt Condra.

Release the good for the better, with Rev. Kurt Condra.

Guest speaker Jasmine Sassack asks how we can reimagine our concept of God. Drawing from Unity teachings, Jasmine invites us to consider God not as a person limited by form, gender, or age, but as the boundless presence of life, love, intelligence, and possibility that moves through everything.

Guest speaker Danny Bauer speaks about the power of creativity.

Guest speaker Bobbi Wilsyn speaks on the Lenten season and preparing with imagination.

A lent lesson from Rev. Kurt Condra.

What if Lent became a season of releasing and reimagining - where each week you learn to loosen what drains you and practice what brings freedom, clarity, and new life?

(Note: This recording begins halfway through the lesson.) How trust allows your good to unfold.

Guest speaker Rev. Christine Randle joins us with her message that prosperity is not just about giving, getting, and receiving, it is about seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting, and touching the power and presence of God as source and supply. It is about Being.

How forgiveness creates a stable inner structure for prosperity.

Rev. Kurt guides us through a thorough understanding of the five Unity principles, and how to use them to create the world we want.

How gratitude reinforces awareness of limitless supply.

How forgiveness creates a stable inner structure for prosperity.

What will your word of intention be for 2026?

Rev. Kurt Condra leads us through a ritual of releasing and letting go.

Advent with Rev. Kurt Condra.

Week 2 of Advent with Rev. Kurt.

Celebrate the first Sunday of Advent with Rev. Kurt.

Beauty is not a luxury; it’s a revelation. Gratitude turns seeing into worship and presence into praise.

As we appreciate others, we cultivate belonging and strengthen the web of grace between us.

Gratitude doesn’t deny pain—it embraces it as part of the fullness of love, loss, and growth.

Gratitude begins when we stop waiting for more and start recognizing the fullness already present.

Create time and space to live and serve with balance.

Guest speakers Ann and Dave Baker speak on the spiritual truths they've learned in their world travels.

Spirit brings peace through inner spaciousness.

Release begins with honesty about our attachments.

We are not alone. Come learn how to give from overflow, not depletion—and rediscover the joy of living your sacred part.

Words are not just sound—they’re spiritual energy. This week, explore how your speech can become a healing force in a hurting world.

When the world gets loud, wisdom gets quiet. Learn to tune out the noise and reconnect with the still, small voice within—the one that knows the way.

Fear divides and disconnects—but love awakens us to what’s possible. Discover how choosing love, again and again, can become your most powerful spiritual practice.

When fear rises and the waves of anxiety crash around us, it can feel like all hope is lost. But just as Jesus rested calmly in the boat amid the storm, we too can embody peace—not by silencing the storm, but by awakening to the Presence within.

With guest speaker Rev. Christina Garza. What if fear isn't a stop sign, but an invitation? Join us for Do What Scares You - a powerful message on turning fear into your path to courage, freedom, and spiritual growth.

With guest speaker Jasmine SassackTogether, we will explore how releasing resentment can lift the weight of anger from our hearts and open the path to lasting peace. Drawing from biblical teachings, we will reflect on how forgiveness lies at the heart of our spiritual journey and is deeply woven into our faith tradition. We will also consider its power to transform our communities, nurturing compassion, reconciliation, and a more just and merciful world for all.

When the waters of falsehood, injustice, and division rise, Spirit calls us to build something sturdy and sacred—an ark made of integrity, compassion, and collective purpose.

The sacred isn’t something you have to chase—it’s something you can experience right where you are. In this three-week series, we’ll explore how to recognize the holy in anyone you meet, any place you go, and any circumstance you face. See with new eyes, feel with an open heart, and get your holy on.

The sacred isn’t something you have to chase—it’s something you can experience right where you are. In this three-week series, we’ll explore how to recognize the holy in anyone you meet, any place you go, and any circumstance you face. See with new eyes, feel with an open heart, and get your holy on.

Guest speaker Rev. Jeff Berry on spiritual freedom.

Embody a higher consciousness in thought, word, and action, and live fully from the light of your divine identity.

Learn to use Unity’s spiritual tools—prayer, denials, and affirmations—to release limiting beliefs and affirm spiritual truth as a way to raise and center your consciousness.

Through powerful testimonials, we explore how the path of fathering—biological or spiritual—can be a catalyst for rising in awareness, love, and presence.

Explore the levels of consciousness—subconscious, conscious, superconscious, and collective—and why understanding them is key to spiritual growth and awakened living.

The labyrinth doesn’t end at its center. The journey continues. This week, we explore how spiritual practice empowers us to meet the world with more clarity, compassion, and calm.

What we bring into the labyrinth reflects our experience outside it. As we become aware of this divine mirroring, worry dissolves, and new insights arise. This week, we explore the creative power of divine Presence—how it guides, inspires, and uplifts us, especially when we see what God sees.

The labyrinth doesn’t care how fast we walk, how we look, or whether we’ve figured it out. It just calls us into the moment—this breath, this heartbeat, this step. This week, we explore what it means to be truly present—to experience Presence not as something we find, but as something we are.