A Church  of ever-evolving spiritual consciousness that affirms life, love, and truth.
Our mission is to inspire individuals along their path to spiritual unfoldment; to encourage actions that affirm the divine nature in each other; and to recognize and bless the powerful potential in all people, everywhere.
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Inclusion
We welcome all and believe
in the power of diversity.

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Celebration
We come together to celebrate
the unique gifts of
life, love, and spirit.

Transformation
We believe compassion,
wisdom, and community
transforms lives.

Our Leadership       Our Community       Unity's Roots       Board Leadership       Community Leaders       Prayer Chaplains
Our Leadership
Rev James Stacey
Senior Minister

A storyteller with deep appreciation for history, Rev. James uniquely combines the new-thought movements of Unity (lead by the Fillmores) and Anthroposophy (lead by Dr. Rudolf Steiner) to bring meaning, inspiration, and spiritual insight to the complexities of the modern human experience.

Ordained in 2002, Reverend James has dedicated his life to teaching the Unity principles as both a wisdom teaching and a loving daily practice. He joined the Unity South family in 2017 after serving in Kansas City, New York State, and Central Missouri.

He speaks every Sunday @ 10:30 am CST.

Kelli Von Heydekampf
Spiritual Mentor

With a deep and rich understanding of human psychology, Kelli is a life-long student of Truth. She started diving into spiritual teachings, neuroscience, quantum physics and human development content mostly to grow as a mother, but it quickly became a journey of finding herself (a journey that still continues).

She truly believes we are capable of much more than we give ourselves credit for and has learned it’s important to navigate our perceived limitations and to show up more boldly. She believes each of us are codded with intelligence, brilliance and resilience. We can aspire for our good!

Kelli von Heydekampf facilitates the discussion service at Unity South Twin Cities. Sundays at 9:15 am.

Check out her new book "Redefining Happiness: How to Be Happy On Your Own Terms"

Judy Moen
Director of Music
Unity South has been blessed by the talents of Judy Moen for over 40 years. She's a one-of-a-kind talent that is sure to make your jaw drop. She can play any style, improvise for hours, and is one of the kindest people you could possibly meet. We are grateful to have impactful, moving, and relevant music every week, for both services.
Our Leadership
Rev James Stacey
Senior Minister

A storyteller with deep appreciation for history, Rev. James uniquely combines the new-thought movements of Unity (lead by the Fillmores) and Anthroposophy (lead by Dr. Rudolf Steiner) to bring meaning, inspiration, and spiritual insight to the complexities of the modern human experience.

Ordained in 2002, Reverend James has dedicated his life to teaching the Unity principles as both a wisdom teaching and a loving daily practice. He joined the Unity South family in 2017 after serving in Kansas City, New York State, and Central Missouri.

He speaks every Sunday @ 10:30 am CST.

Kelli Von Heydekampf
Spiritual Mentor

With a deep and rich understanding of human psychology, Kelli is a life-long student of Truth. She started diving into spiritual teachings, neuroscience, quantum physics and human development content mostly to grow as a mother, but it quickly became a journey of finding herself (a journey that still continues).

She truly believes we are capable of much more than we give ourselves credit for and has learned it’s important to navigate our perceived limitations and to show up more boldly. She believes each of us are codded with intelligence, brilliance and resilience. We can aspire for our good!

Kelli von Heydekampf facilitates the discussion service at Unity South Twin Cities. Sundays at 9:15 am.

Check out her new book "Redefining Happiness: How to Be Happy On Your Own Terms"

Judy Moen
Director of Music
Unity South has been blessed by the talents of Judy Moen for over 40 years. She's a one-of-a-kind talent that is sure to make your jaw drop. She can play any style, improvise for hours, and is one of the kindest people you could possibly meet. We are grateful to have impactful, moving, and relevant music every week, for both services.
Our Community
Our Roots
In October of 1982, a group of people who were acquainted through Divine Science Church came together and decided to form their own church. After meeting regularly for a while, under lay leadership at Lynnhurst Community Center in Minneapolis, the group decided to affiliate with the Unity Church.


That winter, Bob Carlson, Rudy Arneson, and Leonard Anderson met with the Reverend Don Clark from Unity Christ Church in Golden Valley, and requested his assistance in forming and sanctioning Unity South Church. In the spring of 1983, the new Unity South congregation began meeting at the old Lincoln High School in Bloomington. Don Clark and his wife, Vivian, were frequent speakers.
In September of 1983, the Reverend Pauline Beauregard agreed to serve as interim minister for six months until a permanent minister was hired. Rev. Pauline was responsible for organizing the church and developing the Bylaws and Articles of Incorporation, which were filed in November of 1983. Soon after, the ministerial interview process of candidates from the Unity Ministerial School was conducted. Rev. Phil Laporte was hired and began his ministry on July 1, 1984.


From 1984 – 1987, the church met in the Community Credit building in Edina. A search for a permanent facility resulted in the purchase of an old church building at 7950 First Avenue South in Bloomington. “Operation Sparkle” renewed the building. The first services were held on Memorial Day, 1987.

Attendance grew to about 150 with two services each Sunday. By 1988, with three services and an average attendance of more than 200 each Sunday, it became clear that the space was too small. A decision was made to build a new church, on the same site. In September of 1990, architect Ed Vogt was commissioned to design the new facility. The groundbreaking ceremony was held on June 23, 1991, and on March 8, 1992, the first services were held in the new building which we now are proud to call home.

In the years since, Unity South Church has grown and developed into a vibrant and caring community. Over the years the congregation has focused on development, outreach, education and growth.

As of 2015 Unity South Twin Cities became the official name of our center to reflect the national Unity brand. However, our space will always be known in our hearts as Unity South Church.

Board Leadership
Carol Moen
Board Member
Margaret Peterson
Secretary
Community Leaders
Prayer Chaplains
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Office Hours:
Mon. 11:30 - 4:30 pm
Tues. 11:30 - 4:30 pm
Wed. 11:30 - 4:30 pm
Thurs. 11:30 - 4:30 pm

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