July 19- July 25, 2020 – ONLINE EVENT

HTS 105 – Metaphysics 1 | Rev. Jeanmarie Eck

The first phase for becoming a “metaphysician-practitioner” is learning the fundamental Principles. This course encourages students to enter into that awareness and understanding so they can apply the principles in everyday life.

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SPD 115 – Self-Care | Rev. Mindy Lawrence Curtiss

Self-care involves making choices for ourselves that reflect a consciousness of well-being. As we become aware of the care of our mind, body, and spirit, we realize our best self. Honoring our personal boundaries and our own wellbeing, we make greater contributions to our family, our communities, and our world.

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TAS 105 – The I of the Storm | Revs. Drs. Gary and Jane Simmons

This course is based on the books, “The I of the Storm” by Rev. Dr. Gary Simmons and “I of the Storm for Teens” by Rev. Dr. Jane Simmons. In this course, students will explore the principles of embracing conflict and creating peace in everyday life. This course is designed to help students function from their heart center, demonstrate Unity principles in times of conflict, and complete a 21-day reconciliation process.

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Elective – Paradigm Climb: Evolution Through the Spiral

Revs. Drs. Gary & Jane Simmons

Do you have the sense that there is change in the air and that a shift may be happening? The late eco-philosopher, Joanna Macy refers to this as The Great Turning. In this class, we will examine evolutionary transformation both culturally and individually as we explore the questions: What new paradigm of living wants to come forth? What may be getting in the way of its emergence? How can each of us be a part of a “Transformation Transition Team” to usher in a kinder, more compassionate world? Join Revs. Drs. Gary and Jane Simmons for an inspiring “paradigm climb” as we discover what it means to serve as a catalyst for evolutionary change.

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SPD 100 – Meditation Practices | Rev. Karen Tudor

Extensive research on meditation practices has revealed that regular meditation has many mental and physical benefits and that there are many effective ways to meditate. This course explores the practice and the experience of various forms of meditation. Benefits of the various forms of meditation will be explored as well as methods to deal with resistance to it. There will also be helpful tips for developing a regular meditation practice. Practicing the Silence, Unity’s meditation practice, is fundamental and foundational to Unity teachings. Therefore, it will be the primary meditation practice for the duration of the course.

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HTS 140 – History of New Thought and Unity | Rev. Shirley Knight

The History of New Thought & Unity explores the origin and development of the ideas, beliefs and practices that characterize the New Thought movement.

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Elective – Women of the Bible | Rev. Karen Tudor

Women from the Hebrew scriptures and the Christian scriptures often appear as powerful or healing figures but have not always been presented that way. This class identifies select women from both traditions and examines them from a practical, psychological, symbolic and metaphysical perspective. The learner will be able to discern the metaphysical implications of these references and stories and apply them to his/her life as well as see the character as an archetype of qualities in us all.

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HTS 100 – Foundations of Unity | Rev. Michael Gott

Building consciousness, knowledge and skills in any endeavor begins with learning the foundational principles. This course is designed to be the first course students take when embarking upon any of the Unity Worldwide Spiritual Institute’s learning paths.

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HTS 120 – Metaphysics 4 | Rev. Jeanmarie Eck

The fourth phase in metaphysical study is continuing investigation and advanced application of the Truth students have learned in the previous metaphysical courses. This course summarizes and organizes metaphysical teachings to facilitate ever increasing demonstration of Truth. Through the consistent application of practical Truth principles, students will continuously transform their lives and realize more of their spiritual nature and potential.

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SCS 110 – Bible Interpretation: Hebrew Scriptures | Rev. Sheila Gautreaux

Unity’s approach to scripture is connected with that stream of thought, which has at times been “mainstream”, but more often “esoteric” and mystical. Students will experience the rewarding and surprisingly practical process of the Unity way of Bible interpretation.

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TAS 100 – Conversation Skills | Rev. Shirley Knight

Conversation skills is a course that enhances effective communication skills to include the ability to stay in dialogue when emotions are driving us to “shout out”, or “shut down”. This course provides knowledge and tools for listening, creating connection and facilitating dialogue in tough, emotional situations.

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SCS 105 – Bible Overview: Christian Scriptures | Cris Perez, LUT

This course explores the Gospel, letters, history (Book of Acts), and apocalyptic literature (Book of Revelation) that comprises what is more commonly known as the “New Testament” of the Judeo-Christian Bible. The student will develop a basic understanding of the Christian Scriptures meaning for the people to whom they were written.

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