You Have The Power to Create the Life You Want
Unity Palo Alto has the programs, practices, and community to support you on your journey to peace, joy, and connection.
Sunday, January 12
Sunday, January 19
Sunday, January 26
Sunday Service
10:00 am Pacific
Join us in person: 3391 Middlefield Rd Palo Alto, CA 94306
Unity Kids – Youth, Toddlers, Infants – Open for all holiday services
Our dedicated staff lovingly cares for babies through age two in a cheerful, fully-equipped nursery during the Sunday Service.
Sunday Morning Meditation 9:00 – 9:30 am
In the Learning Center & on Zoom at:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAtfuuqpjMrHd3sWbIbPvqExfMniUp_uwrc
Come as you are. Be who you are. You are welcome here.
The Unity Spiritual Movement
The Unity spiritual movement brings together ancient wisdom from many faith traditions. The universal principles taught by Unity offer a positive foundation for spiritual living. And it begins with five core principles.
Watch our video as Reverend John Riley describes Unity’s five core principles, and how they can enrich your life.
Practices as Diverse as the Silicon Valley
We honor your path to spiritual growth.Featured Activities
LBS – 110 | Life Between 60 & 110
🌻 A workshop for women between 60 and 110 — or those who plan to be someday 🌻
Date: February 8, 2026
Time: 12pm-4:00pm
Location: Unity Palo Alto YES Hall
Register now — space limited to 12
Unity Palo Alto Annual Meeting 2026
Everyone is welcome to attend this In-Person meeting to celebrate our spiritual Community!
Voting Members are invited to vote for new Board of Trustees members, ratify the budget, and vote on any other business.
Community Member Orientation
with Rev. John Riley
Are you ready to take the next step? Come to the Community Member Orientation with Rev. John Riley. In this round-table style discussion, you will learn more about Unity, Unity Palo Alto, and how to deepen your connection with our spiritual community.
Sharing Our Abundance
Each month, Unity Palo Alto shares a portion of our donations with a safety-net organization serving the San Francisco Bay Area. This month, we are sharing our abundance with:
St. Francis Center
Since 1986, the St. Francis Center of Redwood City has been a “place of miracles.” The Center was founded to provide food, clothing, and other essential services for hardworking, impoverished families who work at one and sometimes two low-paying jobs, yet find it very difficult to pay exorbitant rental costs and provide basic necessities for their families. We strive to provide these services while keeping our motto “compassion not judgment” at the forefront of our minds and actions. The center focuses on providing these essential services so that families have everything they need to live with dignity.