Meemie directs the Care and Comfort ministry, which includes volunteers in the Prayer Chaplain Program, Sacred Prayer Circle, Extended Care Team, and Friends in Deed. A graduate of One Spirit Interfaith Seminary, she is an ordained Interfaith Minister.
Email Rev. Meemie Lohmueller or call (919) 832-8324, Ext. 110
Affirmative prayer is the highest form of creative thought. It involves releasing counterproductive, negative thoughts and affirming that God is present in the midst of every circumstance. Affirmative prayer reflects the certainty that we are each being led and guided to our highest good despite any temporary appearances.
We do not pray to change God; we pray to change ourselves by connecting with God and allowing God to be expressed through us. We pray to realize the highest truth we can comprehend at that moment.
Daily Word Magazine Magazine, published by Unity, is a devotional offering insight and inspiration to help people of all faiths live healthy, prosperous, and meaningful lives. Subscriptions are available in print (regular size, large type or Spanish) as well as online, by email, and on smartphones.
Daily Word shares a prayer ministry with Silent Unity, an organization that for 125 years has provided 24-hour prayer for people around the world.
One of the most powerful and personal ways Unity of the Triangle serves the spiritual needs of its congregants. Our prayer chaplains provide congregants confidential, one-on-one, affirmative prayer after Sunday services and make prayer support calls to members once a month. Prayer chaplains are trained, have their own deeply committed prayer practices, and are dedicated to practicing Unity principles. Prayer chaplains are not ordained, nor do they minister to or counsel the community at large as do ministers or hospital chaplains.
Prayer chaplains:
A prayer team whose members dedicate part of their private daily prayers to the requests placed each week in the prayer box. They receive weekly emails listing those in need of prayer by first names only, without any description of their circumstances, and hold them in pure love. On the first Sunday of every month, the Sacred Prayer Circle meets between services to connect with other team members for prayer and meditation.
Recruiting occurs twice a year in the Spring and Fall. Volunteers attend a training session to prepare them for holding sacred space for others in their private prayer practice. Check the calendar for the next workshop date. For more information, email Rev. Meemie Lohmueller or call her at 919-832-8324, Ext. 110.
Corneille Little
