Community.
We come from a diverse array of religious and cultural backgrounds, and use our individual experiences to support one another in discovering our unique paths to enlightenment, understanding, and the shared truth we all seek.
Positivity.
We don’t believe in sin, Hell, or guilt. We understand that we are made in the image of God, which means that we are inherently good. Our principles are positive and practical, allowing everyone to be their true authentic selves and shine brightly as a unique expression of the Divine.
Joy!
Our Sundays are upbeat and relaxed, filled with music and inspirational wisdom from around the world. We practice meditation and enjoy performances from our talented music team. After service, we foster togetherness over coffee, tea, and treats provided by our community.
Rev. Minnassa Gabon
Sunday services led by
Rev. Gabon joined Unity of Bloomington at the beginning of August 2024.
She has more than two decades of expertise as a professional speaker and thought leader, and has explored the science of "Harnessing the Power of the Mind ".
As an ordained Methodist minister, Rev. Gabon combines her traditional seminary & ministerial training with her New Thought/Ancient Wisdom faith to provide our congregation with the tools to turn within and bring forth our hidden gifts and skills to create and live the life we want and deserve.
This Week’s Service
Sunday November 23rd, 2025
A special time of music instead of a spoken message! Both old and new melodies are on the docket. Our Unity Choir open the time with an adaptation of an African proverb. Ginger Curry provides a mellow but energetic look back at a well-loved jazz number from the 1920s. Joanne Shank and Elizabeth Peterson join Phyllis Wickliff in a trio expressing our many blessings. And Dan Piekarsky brings the spirit of Barry Manilow to life! As always, there will be some commUnity singing as well. Come and join the merry music on Sunday!
Spirit Rising Podcast
Episode 3: The Power of Intentional Gratitude
Join Rev. Minnassa Gabon in this Thanksgiving message about gratitude — not as a polite expression, but as a spiritual practice, a nervous system reset, and a way of living with presence and intention. Gratitude isn’t just something we say — it’s the lens through which we learn to see the sacred in the ordinary. And when we live with gratitude, our hearts soften, our minds settle, and we return to the truth that we are held, supported, and guidedby the Divine within us.