Expanded parking area is pictured above. 261 years. That’s how old Unity is this year. This Sunday is Homecoming and we will celebrate the life and legacy of this historic church. As we reflect on this past year, we will: —celebrate our newest members —mourn those who have died —recognize those who have been members...
The campus is beginning to change. Due to your generosity through the success of the capital campaign, major campus projects are getting underway. I want to take a moment to formally thank the members of the capital campaign committee: Cynthia Mashburn, Marty Smith, Debbie Dysart, Josh Gottfrid, Doug Phillips, Wade Wilson, Stan Joyner and Ron...
Today may feel like an ordinary Tuesday. It is not. You are in the midst of Holy Week. Many of your normal routines and appointments will continue as usual. You’ll still go to work and cook dinner and pick up kids from school. Yet within all the ordinary, look deeper. This is the week where...
Sabbatical: A planned time of intensive enhancement for ministry and mission. It is an opportunity for the individual to strategically disengage from regular and normal tasks so that ministry and mission may be viewed from a new perspective because of a planned time of focus. …Sabbatical Leave is an extension of the Biblical concept of a...
I’ve got a song stuck in my head this morning. Do you recognize it? Celebrate good times, come on! For there’s a party goin’ on right here, A celebration to last throughout the years, So bring your good times, and your laughter too, We gonna celebrate your party with you! Come on, now! These lyrics...
I’m so excited!! This Sunday is Commitment Sunday. On March 23, you’ll have the opportunity to be part of Our Legacy, Our Future by turning in your Commitment Card. In addition, you can also bring along any “First Fruits” offering that you’d like to make as a first payment towards your pledge. When making an...
Summer may seem far away, but it doesn’t feel that way to most parents. Summer break begins on May 22 for Lincoln County schools and parents (especially those who are working full time) are currently making decisions about how their kids will spend their summer. The church is here to help! The Children and Youth...
Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return.” Churches around the world will repeat this phrase tomorrow night as ash is placed on one’s forehead in the form of a cross. Where does that phrase come from? And why do we say it? This phrase comes from Genesis 3:19. Here’s the...
This Sunday, we will start a new four-week sermon series highlighting the themes of our capital campaign. Here is our upcoming worship calendar: March 2- Theme: Faithfulness Our focus will be on Psalm 100: Shout for joy to the Lord, all the earth. Worship the Lord with gladness; come before him with joyful songs. ...
The excitement is starting to build! As more people hear about the vision of the capital campaign, anticipation is rising. On Sunday, about 300 attended one of the services, and I heard from multiple people, “Wow, it was hard to find a parking spot today.” I’d chuckle and say, “Don’t worry. We’ve got a plan...
