Vision, Mission and Values Unity Identity Project AT&T Connect Call April 12, 2012

Agenda Welcome and Prayer Branding Updates: Web Service Bureau Print Service Bureau Vision/Mission/Values Next Steps Closing Prayer

Prayer Our Heavenly Father align our thinking, expand our understanding as we seek connection with you first before everything else …. to be a living example of what humanity can be now and forever.

Unity Worldwide Ministry Staff Kristen Preud’homme Communications Director Debbie Allen Branding Coordinator John Lombardo Media Specialist Our Partner from Unity World Headquarters Paula Coppel VP Communications, from Unity Village

The New Unity Identity is now in 31 states, Unity Canada and Two Regions

Program Updates May 12 call will be focused on signage. Moving into the practical application of the Unity Identity Program within your spiritual community. New groups will launch in August and November.

Web Service Bureau Update We Have 17 Web Sites Live Newest Additions are: unityofabilene.org unityofshreveport.org An additional 16 ministries are on their way! You can also go to oneeach.com/unity to check for additional demo dates.

Today’s Topic: Vision, Mission and Values To distinguish between Vision and Mission in our own work, we have defaulted back to the plain English usage of those words. And the simplest way we have found to show that difference in usage is to add the letters "ary" to the end of each word. VisionARY MissionARY

Vision, Mission and Values You might ask: How does the Unity Identity program fit into your vision? 1930 Cadillac

Vision, Mission and Values Doing the work of the vision is the mission: The mission tells us how we attain our vision. Without a clear vision and mission reaching our destiny is hard work and can scatter our energy all over the place.

Vision, Mission and Values It is the rare organization that takes the time to then define HOW they will do that work (the mission) - the talk they want to walk. This is the values of the organization. Without a vision, mission and values, we end up tired, worn out and no longer interested or able to carry out the work because our energy is scattered.

Vision, Mission and Values How does the Unity Identity Program support the vision of your spiritual community? It is the look and feel of your vehicle: which houses your ministry’s mission. The look and feel can draw people in or drive people away. Our teachings are the same today as they have always been. It is our maintenance and attentiveness to how we present our teachings that keeps attracting people to our Unity message Cadillac

Vision, Mission and Values 1960’s version of pamphlet Today’s version of pamphlet

Vision, Mission and Values Old window decal with no way of finding your community. New window decal with your website gives people an opportunity to connect.

1970s version of bulletins have no human presence. Today’s bulletins have your logo and a human presence. Vision, Mission and Values

Mid 1990’s Website

Today’s New Branded Website

Vision, Mission and Values Questions and Discussion Do you have ways in which you have used items from the branding package to present your community in a new and attractive way?

Next Steps An article you may want to read about Mission, Vision and Values: “3 Statements That Can Change the World: Mission / Vision / Values” from Creating the Future Next call May 10 will be on signage and what is says about your ministry. Please keep your contacts updated by letting Debbie Allen know of additions or deletions at

Close in Prayer Thank you for being a part of this program. We love you, bless you and see all aspects of your process guided by the wisdom of Spirit.