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Every follower of Jesus who wishes to observe Lent in accordance with Christian principles engages in the practices of prayer and fasting as instructed by Him. These disciplines are regarded as essential means for attaining spiritual strength. The responsibility for personal growth rests with each individual, who must learn to subordinate self-centered impulses in favor of altruistic motivations. By devoting equal attention and support to enduring values, individuals nurture their spiritual well-being, which constitutes genuine prayer. Through sincere adherence to the Christ model of fasting, one's capacity to embrace God's will is enhanced.
Lent should be viewed not merely as preparation for Easter, but as an opportunity for personal transformation. Easter serves as a reminder of the innate Christ nature within us, while Lent encourages purification in advance. This period invites the release of discouraging thoughts, restrictive habits, and limiting beliefs.
Once obstacles have been eliminated, it becomes pertinent to consider how to pursue aspirations. What positive thoughts or behaviors might we incorporate? We possess the potential to achieve what we envision.
We are empowered to redefine our lives by focusing on authentic desires, recognizing that our thoughts possess creative influence. The theme for this year, Release and Reimagine, encourages such reflection. Weekday messages pair releasing with reimagining, offering guidance from relinquishing the unnecessary to embracing our highest ambitions. Sunday essays examine facets of imagination—one of humanity's spiritual faculties—as the force that shapes existence.
It is our hope that this booklet assists and fortifies your efforts during the Lenten season to let go of hindrances and envision the boundless possibilities before you.
https://www.unity.org/en/article/release-and-reimagine-lent-2026

The number 12 shows up in the bible more times that any other number. The number 12 is highly symbolic in biblical literature, usually representing divine order, government, or completeness in organization. Some key examples include: The 12 tribes of Israel (descendants of Jacob) The 12 apostles chosen by Jesus Christ, The 12 stones in the high priest’s breastplate, The 12 gates and 12 foundations of the New Jerusalem in the book of Revelation. Rather than focusing only on the exact count, biblical scholars (including those in metaphysical traditions like Unity) tend to emphasize the spiritual meaning of 12 as a representation of spiritual authority, completeness, and divine governance.
In the teachings of Charles Fillmore, co-founder of Unity, we are invited to see ourselves not as limited beings, but as expressions of Divine Mind, endowed with inherent spiritual capacities. Among his most practical and transformative insights is the understanding that every individual possesses twelve spiritual faculties—divine ideas within consciousness that, when awakened and rightly directed, shape our lives from within outward.
Throughout this lesson series, we will explore these twelve powers as both gifts and responsibilities. They are the inner tools through which we think, believe, love, act, and ultimately realize our oneness with God. As we come to understand and consciously develop these faculties, we begin to align our thoughts and lives with Truth, bringing greater harmony, strength, and purpose into our daily experience. This journey is not about becoming something new, but about awakening to what has always been present within us—the living activity of Spirit expressing as our true self.





“Divine love, through me, blesses and increases all that I am, all that I have, all that I give and all that I receive.”

Rev. Brian K. Drafton-Griffin

Minister Emeritus
Rev. Mary Covington

Rev. Brian K. Drafton-Griffin, Minister
Katie Malone, president
Brad Clark, vice-president
Mary Comrie, treasurer
Dee Moreno, secretary

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