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Unity Church

Unity is a spiritual organization founded by Charles and Myrtle Fillmore in the United States in 1889. It grew out of Transcendentalism and became part of the New Thought movement. Unity may be best known for its Daily Word devotional publication begun in 1924. Originally based in Christianity with emphasis on the Bible, Unity has said it is a "Christian…

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Headquarters
Unity Village, Missouri
CEO
Rev. Jim Blake
Classification
Unity (new religious movement)
Founder
Charles and Myrtle Fillmore
Official website
www.unity.org
Orientation
New Thought Christianity

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Unity Church

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Density0.051282
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Unity Church

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related to Organization · 8
Unity Church → In, Individual Unity, Minister, United States, Unity, Unity Village, Unity World Headquarters, Unity Worldwide Ministries
CEO · 1
Unity Church → Rev. Jim Blake
Classification · 1
Unity Church → Unity (new religious movement)
Founder · 1
Unity Church → Charles and Myrtle Fillmore
Headquarters · 1
Unity Church → Unity Village, Missouri
Official website · 1
Unity Church → www.unity.org
Orientation · 1
Unity Church → New Thought Christianity
Origin · 1
Unity Church → 1889; 137 years ago (1889) Kansas City, Missouri, United States

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Unity ChurchCEORev. Jim Blake1.00infobox
Unity ChurchClassificationUnity (new religious movement)1.00infobox
Unity ChurchFounderCharles and Myrtle Fillmore1.00infobox
Unity ChurchHeadquartersUnity Village, Missouri1.00infobox
Unity ChurchOfficial websitewww.unity.org1.00infobox
Unity ChurchOrientationNew Thought Christianity1.00infobox
Unity ChurchOrigin1889; 137 years ago (1889) Kansas City, Missouri, United States1.00infobox
Della Reeseinstance ofNotable membersThere are well-known people affiliated with Unity0.80text
Betty Whiteinstance ofNotable membersThere are well-known people affiliated with Unity0.80text
Eleanor Powellinstance ofNotable membersThere are well-known people affiliated with Unity0.80text
Lucie Arnazinstance ofNotable membersThere are well-known people affiliated with Unity0.80text
David Friedmaninstance ofNotable membersThere are well-known people affiliated with Unity0.80text

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