From time to time, we bring events to our Center, events that are usually of special interest throughout the wider community. As an example, Unity of Lewis County participated in the world premieres of the films "INDIGO", and "INDIGO EVOLUTION" with very successful showings in our Center.

Another major non-musical event was the screening of the new film "The Celestine Prophesy". We showed this on April 7th, 8th and 9th (2006) .

We also sponsor the performance of musicians, poets, writers and speakers who combine spiritual awareness and strong communication skills with a popular appeal. These appearances are announced in the press and in our newsletter.

As examples, two musical events were scheduled during March and April. The first of these was the sparkling musical duo "Amber Tide"; they participated in the Sunday Service on March 12th, and then appeared in concert at 1 PM.

The second major musical event was the appearance in concert of the Mount Shasta group headed by Anton Mizurak (lineal descendant of Johan Strauss!). He was joined by Michael Mandrell...a significant artist in his own right.

On May 21st, we enjoyed our first visit by Darya ("Doctor Darya") Funches, an extraordinary poet and speaker. Extraordinary? Yes, and outrageous, brilliant, exciting, inspirational, spiritual, and penetratingly eloquent as well. Our first response to her was "When are you coming back?"

In June, we featured Australian sound therapist Phil Jones, an authority on the native didgeridoo. Phil was our guest speaker for our Sunday service on June 4th, and also conducted a fascinating workshop on the didgeridoo as a meditative instrument at 1 PM that same day.

Then, on June 25th, Vanda Mikeloski was our guest speaker, addressing the humorous side of spirituality. She performed her spiritual comedy the following Wednesday evening, June 28th at 7 PM.

On July 23rd, 'Doctor Darya' again held our congregation in the open palm of her hand (and in her heart...she's that kind of person and speaker!). We were more impressed than ever, and once again pressed for a return engagement.

On Sunday, August 6th, our guest speaker was Lucas Smiraldo, an eloquent and persuasive 'performance poet' based in Tacoma. In his poetry he searches for the spiritual aspect of relevant issues in our daily lives. He is quite successful at finding them, and presenting his findings in meaningful, personal terms. 'Luke' is another talent we hope to have with us again.

For more information about any of these appearances, or about future events, please call Reysha at 260 - 330-5259.

In addition, we offer personal growth and inspirational workshops and training, all of which are open to the public. For more information about coming attractions or about classes and groups available, please call the Center at