Here's what's happening at Unity of Chattanooga:

HER ALCHEMY WOMEN'S GROUP - ON FEB. 11TH AT 6 PM
Her Alchemy Women’s Group is presenting an special evening just for women. No experience needed.

REV BRONTE COLBERT - GUEST SPEAKER ON FEB. 15TH
Presenting: "NAVIGATING TANGLED GROUND"
Rev Bronte Colbert joins us this Sunday along with her favorite hiking stick, “Step-Sister,” to share ways to realize a higher perspective, keep a positive balance, and move forward with strength plus a renewed awareness of our connection to Spirit.

TONY CARTER - GUEST SPEAKER ON FEB 22ND
Presenting: "DIY Unity Toolbox - A Toolbox for Life"
Unity of Chattanooga has had various book studies, classes, & workshops that have empowered our congregation through its many years in service. Tony will discuss the various tools that UOC has introduced to him that has helped to further open his mind and transform his life.

REV JULIE BONIGER - GUEST SPEAKER ON MARCH 1ST
Julie returns to inspire us with her enthusiastic and positive energy. Topic to be announced.

LOOKING FOR 3 CANDIDATES TO FILL 3 BOARD POSTIONS
Unity of Chattanooga's Annual Membership Meeting is coming up on Sunday February 15th. Calling all creative, innovative, big-hearted and dedicated supporters, who feel inspired to take Unity of Chattanooga to the next level. They will be elected to the Board of Trustees at our Annual Meeting. To stand for election, you must currently be a voting member of Unity of Chattanooga. If interested in serving, please see Eric Miller.
ONGOING EVENTS AND CLASSES:
MONTHLY DRUMMING CIRCLE
Join Heath Luallen on the first Saturday of every month at from 6 to7:30 PM. They meet again on Saturday, March 7th.
Drumming circles are a way for people from a community to gather and create a group consciousness of unity and harmony, and to get in tune with each other. Heath Luallen will lead everyone in a drumming circle. Bring your own drum and instruments if you have one. 6 to 7:30 pm.
WELLNESS WARRIORS
Cancer survivor Eric Miller heads up a positive, practical, support group for people who are dealing with health issues. This group meets on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month at noon. That's Feb 5th and 19th. Share your challenges and share your victories as well as set positive health intentions for ourselves. This group was created to empower each other on our journeys to living a healthier life. Instead of being a wellness worrier, let's all become wellness warriors!
UNITY COMMUNITY DISCUSSION GROUP
This Thursday group will be meeting next on February 12th and 26th at 6 PM. Topic of discussion to be announced.
POWER OF EIGHT GROUP
Meets on the 1st Sunday of each month which is March 1st at 12:15 in our downstairs meditation room following fellowship. All are welcome.

NEW DAYTIME SPIRIT CONNECTION GROUP MEETING ON TUESDAYS
All are welcome to attend our Book Study Group of Unity Classics that meets o Tuesday mornings at 10:45 AM. Our book selection is Sermon on the Mount by Emmet Fox. This is not a Unity publication so you will have to order the book online.
These Spirit Groups are a cohesive, strategic program that is designed to inspire our spiritual community. Groups can meet once a week for 6-10 weeks to experience healthy, spiritually balanced on the principles called “The Five C’s”, which are:
Communion: SpiritGroup members grow through personal reflection, prayer and/or meditation time. Members begin each meeting with prayer or meditation and group members volunteer to take on the role of a prayer leader for the group.
Connection: SpiritGroup members cultivate fun and fulfilling relationships with each other. Group gatherings contribute to the development of meaningful relationships.
Compassion: All members of the group proactively seek to support and care for each other in times of joy and times of challenges.
Community: SpiritGroups enrich the community by choosing to serve together in ways that benefit the local, regional, and/or global community by participating in one community service project together.
Challenge: SpiritGroup members proactively apply what they are learning through their group gatherings. They encourage each other in their spiritual growth and provide non-judgmental support to help each other progress toward their intentions for spiritual growth.
