Affirmative prayer support from Unity
Use the form below to request a prayer. Unity of NZ will receive your prayer, pray it, and then forward it in confidence to the Unity Prayer Ministry for further prayer work.
OR contact the international Unity Prayer Ministry/Silent Unity:
24/7 phone 0800 133 121 which will take you through to the Unity Prayer Ministry (Silent Unity) USA. Follow the prompts for the affirmative prayer recording or to speak with a prayer worker.
Submit a prayer request online the Unity Prayer Ministry’s confidential form
Make your request through the BeUnity App
Reach out on social media via Facebook (this is the Unity World Headquarters page)
Write to Unity Prayer Ministry, 1901 NW Blue Parkway, Unity Village, MO 64065, USA
Unity’s affirmative prayer ministry is open to people of all faiths, or none. It is a resource for anyone seeking spiritual support, comfort or guidance. People reach out to Unity’s prayer service for various reasons, including personal challenges, health concerns, relationship issues and spiritual growth. We embrace a non-denominational and inclusive approach.
Unity of NZ prayer request form
The origins of Silent Unity (Unity Prayer Ministry)
In the late 1880s, Unity’s co-founder Myrtle Fillmore’s life was transformed when she cured herself of tuberculosis. She had heard a prominent New Thought Speaker E. B Weeks affirm the words: ‘I am a child of God, and therefore I do not inherit sickness.’ Believing in this as the Truth, she began speaking life-affirming words to her tuberculosis-ravaged body, and went on to live a life of health and wholeness.
News of Myrtle's experience spread, and people near and far began sending their prayer requests to her. In 1890 Myrtle and her husband Charles began a prayer ministry. Daily they held in mind and heart the affirmative prayer requests of everyone who contacted them. That 135 years ago - the beginning of Silent Unity.
In 1907, Charles added new telephone technology to the prayer work of Silent Unity. He knew that this would enable even more people to receive the prayer support they desired. Silent Unity now prays individually with callers from around the world 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Silent Unity is often referred to as the heart of the Unity movement, and for many people it is a heart that beats in rhythm with our world. Personal journeys and human history have been enveloped in prayer for more than a century, including during world wars, natural disasters and social upheavals.
As director of Silent Unity for many years, James Dillet Freeman spoke and wrote of the purpose of Silent Unity as helping people rekindle their faith. This sacred work and purpose continue today. Centered in an omnipresent God, Silent Unity uplifts minds and hearts to give people whatever faith, courage and strength they seek.