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“The teaching at Unity of Phoenix is world class.
Rev. Richard is fantastic! The music is awesome.
The energy in the worship service, the prayer
support and the connection with God are all amazing.
…but sometimes I just want a friend to sit with me."

“I go to church, thoroughly enjoy the service,
have a cup of coffee after the service, smile at a couple of people,
maybe even have a brief conversation. Then I go home alone.
It’s been hard for me to get to know people."

If this is your story -- you love Unity, but are having trouble making friends, deeper connections or relationships in our Unity community, please know that there are people all around who want to get to know you! We want you to become part of our family and feel comfortable at Unity of Phoenix.

While online, check out the many ways to connect — Activity Groups, Classes, or Volunteer Opportunities . Or stop in the courtyard on Sundays to learn more. OR check out a Living Love Connection Group.

Living Love Connection Groups

Making friends and connections at Unity of Phoenix is easy! You can find a listing of Living Love Connection groups at the Living Love table in the courtyard or at www.CTLL.org. Living Love Groups meet regularly and are open and growing.

We are committed to loving you unconditionally. Living Love Groups are a source of Real Love for you so you can truly love the other people in your life. You are always welcome to drop in at a Living Love group. We want to get to know you!

“Find a friend. Find REAL LOVE at Unity of Phoenix through a Living Love Connection Group.”

At Unity, our dream is to create a critical mass of people who are Living Love in Phoenix. Along with people from many faiths and organizations, we are connecting with one another to find ways to bring that Vision into reality. We have made a personal Commitment to Living Love.

Connection Groups...
Unity of Phoenix is participating in the Commitment to Living Love and encourages people to try out one of the many Living Love Connection Groups that meet across the valley. For more information see: ctll.org.