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Voices of Silent Unity in Poem, Prayer and Sacred Music Bring the essence of Silent Unity into your prayer experience. The prayers, poems and songs on this CD are designed to heighten your awareness of God's presence within. Listen to individual messages or an entire track to enhance your prayer experience.
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Good Questions: Answering Letters From the Edge of Doubt
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Ask Yourself This(Free study guide available)Rev. Wendy Craig-Purcell's new book Ask Yourself This poses questions to help readers uncover their deeper spiritual nature and live more meaningful lives. For example: “What do I know for sure?” “What is God preparing me for?” “Am I willing to let go of the size of the life I've known to have a bigger life?” “What assumptions am I making?” Craig-Purcell states, “As we allow these questions to settle deeply within ourselves, the answers we receive will be uniquely our own, opening us up to possibilities we never considered before.” More about Ask Yourself This …
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The Five Principles: A Guide to Practical SpiritualityReporter-turned-Unity-minister Ellen Debenport asserts that the meaning and purpose of life are revealed through a set of five universal spiritual laws embraced by the Unity movement. The Five Principles provides tools for daily living and responds to the great questions of existence. More about The Five Principles …
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Thomas Shepherd, D.Min., teaches systematic and metaphysical theology, church history and theological ethics at Unity Institute®, the education arm of Unity School of Christianity. Best known for his popular column “That's a Good Question” in Unity Magazine, his other books include Friends in High Places and Glimpses of Truth. An ordained Unity minister, Shepherd received his Doctor of Ministry degree from St. Paul School of Theology in Kansas City, Mo., in 2009.
Wendy Craig-Purcell is the founding minister and CEO of The Unity Center in San Diego, a spiritual community of 1,500 members. She has been active for many years in the Association for Global New Thought and currently serves as vice president of its Leadership Council. She is the recipient of the Gandhi Nonviolence Award from the Tariq Khamisa Foundation and has been inducted into the Martin Luther King Jr. Board of Preachers Hall of Fame. Craig-Purcell lives in San Diego with her husband, John Purcell, and their two children, Johnathon and Jennifer. For more information, visit 
Ellen Debenport is a graduate of Baylor University and worked as a reporter for United Press International and the St. Petersburg Times before becoming an ordained Unity minister. She is a keynote speaker and motivational coach. For more information, visit 
