Unity Church Of Hawai'i

Rev. Sky St. John opened our awareness to a broader understanding of the Unity Statement of Faith. He explored the ways in which we relinquish our power when we get caught up in blame and other energy-depleting emotions, and offered steps to help us reclaim our power.

Rev. Mindy Tucker talks about how we can lift our lives above external circumstances and internal feelings to a Third Way--living fully and passionately from Spirit within. Are you willing for your life to be better? She challenges us to picture what that life would be like and gives a practical guide to see if we are on the right track.

Margie Hyatt, LUT, draws upon the current technological term 4G to glean a deeper spiritual understanding. She translates the Four G’s as Gratitude, Giving, Guidance and Grace, and offers compelling reasons to develop each of this G's more fully in our lives.

Observe with the eyes; work with the hands. Just watching isn't enough. Rev. Sky St. John delves into the prophetic wisdom teaching from Mary Kawena Pukui's Olelo No‘eau. To create a breakthrough from seeing to doing on our spiritual path, we learned how to join with God and separate from the outside world.

Wondering about the new recently approved Unity Pacific Rim Region (UPRR)? Rev. Sky St. John facilitates a panel discussion with Rev. Rhonda Gola, Rev. Rhonda Murray, and Rev. Phyllis Grace, representing Unity ministries in New Zealand and Australia. Gain insights from the panel on understanding the expanding Unity presence in the world.

Rev. Sky St. John explores the richness of this 700-verse Hindu scripture and highlights some of the Gita's essential teachings.

Rev. Sky St. John distills the differences between attachment as compared to non-attachment, and provides a series of affirmations to help us create a deeper awareness of our spiritual commitment.

Rev. Sky St. John guides us through our mid-year assessment of our progress toward liberty, and provides affirmations to move us joyfully forward in our spiritual journey:

For Aloha Sunday, Rev. Sky St. John leads us into discovery with the Hawaiian phrase, Ka hauli o ka mea hewa‘ole, he nalowale koke - "A bruise inflicted on an innocent person vanishes quickly." We will be invited to believe in who we really are, so that words uttered against us will pass quickly.

Rev. Sky St. John leads us in a Father's Day journey into our subconscious, which is programmed to remember the patterns of our past. We have an amazing power within us that we can use to choose to live in the present moment - for here is the only place we will find happiness. Learn the steps to live in the present moment.

Margie Hyatt, L.U.T. talks to us about stepping into the quiet during those times of seeming turmoil and chaos. When life gets busy and is noisy for our attention, we can get "spritual amnesia", and cling tightly to our humanness. But what we really need to do is, stand there and be still. Learn the steps you can take when you are feeling overwhelmed.