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  This is a special church, in my book.
  
  I participated in a Sunday-morning service while on business in Augusta, and it was a cherished experience - though, not for the typical reasons. Yes, the church was great, from the warm, friendly congregation, to the uplifting music, to the charming, classical building itself. However, what truly set this church apart was the substance of the service. Specifically, there was truth present in this place (as I perceive truth, at least).
  
  This authenticity was evident in several aspects of the service in question: in the powerful and practical message (which was, I sensed, delivered with utmost sincerity, and authority); in the undivided attention of the congregants; right down to the subtle, unseen "energy" of the place. Every facet of the church oozed true positivity and pure intention, in a keen manner which, in my experience, indicates the influence of genuine wisdom. The pastor even held an open discussion on the message and its meaning (and, not just in a perfunctory manner, either); personally, this was the first time I've ever witnessed such an exchange, even among other Unity locations I've attended.
  
  In a word: this church is a "rare animal."
  
  My thanks goes out to everyone at Unity of Augusta, for nourishing me during my time in the area. Please, continue this most important work.
  
  Yours in love,
  C St Paul

  Added June 16, 2017 by Christopher St Paul