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The Unity Legacy Center
The Legacy Tree
“Planted in faith, growing in unity.” (Inspired by Psalm 1:3 & Psalm 133:1)
True unity is more than an idea — it’s something we build together, side by side, as we share space, purpose, and hope. As theologian Howard Thurman wrote, “Community cannot for long feed on itself; it can only flourish with the coming of others from beyond, their unknown and undiscovered brothers.” And Fannie Lou Hamer reminded us, “Nobody’s free until everybody’s free.”
The Unity Legacy Center is born from that same belief. It is a developing vision — a growing idea taking root within St. Paul United Methodist Church — to transform faith, art, education, and community into a shared movement for renewal.
Still in its formative stage, the Unity Legacy Center is being shaped through prayer, planning, and partnership. With your support, this vision can grow into a sustainable nonprofit that brings people together across generations and backgrounds to serve, learn, and lead in unity
The Calling
The Calling
The Unity Legacy Center is a movement born from St. Paul United Methodist Church — uniting faith, history, and community in one shared vision.
More than a project, it’s a call to action: to preserve our story, empower our people, and build a legacy of unity and hope for generations to come.
Why this matters
Why this matters
In a divided world, unity is not just an ideal — it’s a responsibility.
The Unity Legacy Center exists to bring people together through service, culture, and shared purpose, creating a space where faith inspires action and every voice helps shape a stronger, more connected community.
A Movement in the Making
A Movement in the Making
The Unity Legacy Center is rising — built by hands and hearts working together.
Each step forward invites you to join this shared vision: turning faith into action and unity into lasting change.
Together, we can build something that outlives us — a legacy of connection, service, and hope for generations to come.
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