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The Wings Symbol & Fast Facts about Unity |
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About The Unity Wings The Unity wings symbol, the winged globe, appears in many Unity publications. This ancient symbol has been re-created in many variations, from the older pen and ink drawing you see above, to wood carvings, stained glass, and modernized drawings.
Charles Fillmore, co-founder of Unity, adopted this artistic creation as a Christian symbol as early as 1891 in the first issue of Unity Magazine. In 1923 he gave this explanation of the Unity wings:
In 1956, he further explained the symbolism of the winged globe this way:
~ Charles Fillmore, from
the Unity publication "Good Business,"
April 1956.
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| The Association of Unity Churches, which serves member ministries with
administrative support and materials, adopted a variation
on the Unity wings theme for its logo - a seagull and
circle.
"The seagull flying in the center circle symbolizes the lifting of the spirit of humankind in freedom, forever enfolded within the infinite circle of God's eternal love." |
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Our own Unity Center in western North Carolina created yet
another variation - the seagull flying across our beloved Mother Earth.
These stained glass wings hang over the doors to our chapel: This stained glass is part of a rock fountain in our
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Silent Unity Prayer Ministry Education Ministry Publishing Ministry | |
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