In 1889, Myrtle Fillmore found healing through prayer and meditation. Soon thereafter, these activities became a movement known as Unity, now headquartered in Unity Village, Missouri. Currently, there are 835 Unity churches, centers and study groups worldwide. Unity does not follow a strict set of beliefs and dogma.
Unity allows people to search and grow at a pace of their choice.
Unity teaches that we are responsible for our own spiritual growth. As we grow, we are all at different levels of understanding. God is indefinable and has both feminine and masculine qualities. We concentrate on the positive in human nature. Metaphysical interpretations of the Bible are significant teachings of Unity.