The Inception of Peace

Unity teaches that Peace is the harmony and tranquility derived from the awareness of the Christ Consciousness.

Join guest speaker Rev. Wally White this Sunday, August 16th, as we focus on and expect peace to be ours, putting the power of our Christ Mind into action.

Our music this week is by Rev. Wally White and Janice Cusano, Music Director for URV.

Click here to watch the livestream: https://www.youtube.com/@UnityofRoanokeValley

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Congratulations & Bon Voyage!

Join us after the service this Sunday as we celebrate Rev. Wally and send him off with our love and best wishes as he begins his next adventure as the new Director of Silent Unity UK and Daily Word UK!

Bring a card for Rev. Wally and place it in the basket next to the cake in the Fellowship Hall as we gather to celebrate this exciting new chapter with him!

About Rev. Wally White

Rev. Wally White is an ordained Unity minister and has been a truth student for over twenty years, concentrating mostly in Unity teachings, as well as other studies in Religious Science and A Course in Miracles. His teaching centers on discovering our powerful Oneness with God. He began this spiritual journey learning from the amazing Rev. Dr. Della Reese Lett. Her lessons and support changed the trajectory of his life. Rev. Wally’s passion is interpreting the metaphysical lessons from the Bible. “By using metaphysics, (looking for deeper meanings using Unity’s Metaphysical Bible Dictionary) the Bible transitions from a historical book of stories to what Rev. Della called the best How-To book ever written. It helps guide you right now today into living your best life.” Rev. Wally is a speaker, teacher, writer, actor, singer, and most importantly a child of God going about living the very best life he can and helping others to do the same.

A Time to Forgive; Opening the Heart in the Hallway

Forgiveness is one of the most sacred—and most challenging—tasks we face in the hallway of life.

When a door closes and pain rises, the heart can harden under the weight of anger, regret, or betrayal. Yet healing cannot unfold until we release the stories that bind us to the past. This Sunday, August 9th, Rev. Luz explores forgiveness as a spiritual practice. Through powerful stories of grace, courage, and unexpected compassion, we can discover that forgiveness is not about excusing what happened—it is about reclaiming our wholeness and allowing Divine Love to move through us once again. Join us as we step toward the light that only forgiveness can reveal.

Our music this week is by Janice Cusano, Music Director for URV.

Click here to watch the livestream: https://www.youtube.com/@UnityofRoanokeValley

The Spiritual Work of the Hallway; Feeling, Trusting, Surrendering

When life shifts and a door closes, we are ushered into the hallway—a place where emotions rise, questions surface, and the soul begins its quiet work. This Sunday, August 2nd, Rev. Luz will explore the spiritual practices that help us navigate this sacred in‑between space. Through the stories of those who have walked through profound loss and transformation, we discover that even in the darkest hallway, love is present, guidance is near, and a new threshold is already forming. Come be reminded that you are held, supported, and never alone in your unfolding. Our guest musician this week is Bob Grubel.

This Sunday is Friendship Sunday – invite a friend, family member, or co-worker to join you for an uplifting Sunday service at Unity of Roanoke Valley. Stay after the service and enjoy a community potluck where you and your guests can connect with our supportive and loving community.

Click here to watch the livestream: https://www.youtube.com/@UnityofRoanokeValley

Welcome to the Hallway; When Life Closes a Door

Welcome to the Hallway; When Life Closes a Door

A 4-part series.

There are moments in life when a door closes so suddenly—or so quietly—that we find ourselves standing in a strange, in‑between place.

The hallway.

It is the landscape of transition, where the familiar has fallen away and the next chapter has not yet revealed itself. In this first lesson of our August series, we explore the spiritual terrain of the hallway: its discomfort, its invitations, and the inner work that helps us move through it with courage and grace. Whether your hallway is brief or long, personal or collective, there is wisdom waiting in the shadows and a light already forming at the next door. Our music this week is by Janice Cusano, Music Director for URV.

Click here to watch the livestream: https://www.youtube.com/@UnityofRoanokeValley