What’s Happening

Can you imagine what God has in store for Unity Presbyterian Church in 2021?

1. We imagine the ministry and small groups that will fill the Historic Sanctuary and new outdoor courtyard every day of the week when renovation is complete.
2. We imagine returning to campus for worship and ministry in new and familiar ways as the pandemic passes.
3. We imagine reallocating about $80,000 annually in our budget from debt payments to ministry and programing to share the love of Christ with our congregation and community.

Click here to learn more about this exciting campaign!

A PIECE OF HISTORY: If Unity’s historic sanctuary pews could talk – oh the stories they could tell. Stories of generations of families, of weddings, baptisms, and celebrations of the lives of Unity’s Saints.  They could tell of a century of hymns sung, of amens, scriptures read, and prayers said.  Through joys and sorrows, through wartime and peacetime, these pews hold the stories of Unity.

Now through February 7^th you can bid on one of the solid Oak, 100+ year-old pews and bring a piece of Unity’s history home!  Click here to review the auction guidelines and submit your bid.

Questions? TammieWelch@Comporium.net  Auction sponsored by Women of Unity.

Traditionally, on Super Bowl Sunday, Unity Preschool has hosted a Chili for Children Fundraiser to raise money for our Preschool. This year, we will be doing an on-line fundraiser. We humbly ask that you donate what you would have for the delicious Chili or Chicken Soup that we have sold during past years.  Your donations will be used for our Unity Preschool Scholarship Fund. This Fund was established for current students and families to use for tuition when they face unexpected financial hardships such as a job loss during a school year.

Click here for full information and to give.

During Lent, we will read Dr. Matt’s book, A Week from Next Tuesday: Joy Keeps Showing Up Because Christ Keeps Showing Up. Click here to view a special invitation from Dr. Matt.

If you would like to join a small group, sign up here. The book cost is $10.00 and after we pay for the cost of the books, any profit will go towards the Unity Emergency Need Fund, which helps Fort Mill residents who need assistance with rent or utilities payments. Cash or check will be accepted when you pick up your book.

Do I need to reserve a book? No, we have plenty of books!

Do I have to do a small group? No, you may read on your own, at your own pace.

Questions? Email Kathryn McGregor at KMcGregor@UnityFortMill.org.

Registration is open for Youth Super Sunday. We hope to see you there! Click here to register.

The Children’s Ministry Team has decided to change Super Sundays in January and February for children from in-person to Take Home Kits due to the potential for cold weather and the high COVID numbers. Families with children ages 4 years old thru 5^th grade are encouraged to sign up to pick up a January Take Home Kits with games and activities around the stories of People Jesus Met. Pick-up will be from 9:45 am – 10:45 am on January 31st.

Click here to sign up for your kit by January 27.

The American Red Cross will hold a blood drive on February 2, 2021 in Unity’s Fellowship Hall from 2:30 pm—7:00 pm. To reserve your appointment time, visit www.redcrossblood.org/unity. COVID precautions will be in place and face coverings are required. For more information, email Joyce Sullivan at jsullivan@comporium.net.

REGISTRATION IS OPEN FOR PASSPORTkids! Camp for Summer 2021. Unity will take a group to PASSPORTkids! Camp at Montreat Conference Center July 6-9, 2021. This fun-filled 4-day, 3-night camp is for children and youth who are
currently in 3rd-6th grade. Adult chaperones from Unity will travel with the group to Montreat for camp. Cost is $355. A non-refundable registration deposit of $100 is due no later than March 1st, 2021.

Click here for more information.

Click here to view our daily devotions.

Classes are each Monday in the Fellowship Hall at 2:30pm. This is a great class that can really make a difference in the lives of those with Parkinson’s and other Movement Disorders. It is for these other Movement Disorders including the following: Wilson’s Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, Huntington’s Disease, Ataxia, Multiple System Atrophy, Restless leg syndrome, Tourette Syndrome, Essential Tremor and Lewy Body Dementia. Most frequently they have had folks with Parkinson’s, Multiple Sclerosis, and Tremor.

NOTE: COVID precautions are followed. Space is limited.

Questions? Contact Don Rice at wdonrice@gmail.com.