This review is based entirely on Spirituality & Health's daily email newsletters; daily motivation…read moreemails; website health e-books; and articles. Despite I am not a spiritual person this website contains articles and literature on mental wellness and relationships. I find their e-book "Being Your Best Self... With Difficult People" very resourceful and helpful in my Sisyphean Task. With a calm mind in turbulent times one can accomplish any challenge which the insight from Spirituality & Health provides a holistic approach. There is also the emphasis of empathy and compassion in their articles. However, the holistic approach is not entirely overpowering nor aggressive but very subtle in their articles and literature. Amid the daily motivation emails are heavily cluttered with religious and spiritual beliefs which many are irrelevant for me. This January, 2024 marks two (2) years of my beloved family member's expiring; this June, 2024 marks thirty seven (37) years of another beloved family member's expiring; and this March, 2024 marks forty nine (49) years of another beloved family member's expiring which all are indelible for my continual grieving the unfathomable losses. I read and value Spirituality & Health's grief literature which is comforting and healing. With mindfulness self-care, resilience, compassion, and understanding empathetic I believe the world can be a better healthy processed living environment.

This review is for the Filmore Cafe. I recently went there with some work colleagues…read more This use to be a bookstore, then a coffee shop. And now it is a full blown cafe, that serves wine and cocktails in the evening. I can only speak to the breakfast and coffee menu. The pastries were excellent. They offered a couple of breakfast sandwiches that were heated on site. There were also lunch type sandwiches. My blueberry muffin was good. I definitely appreciated the coffee, which is provided by Messenger Coffee. The seat arrangements are comfortable. There were over stuffed chairs, bistro level tables and stools, and regular tables and stools. Also, there are revolving art exhibits. I will be back for coffee. I miss the bookstore.

Do you love American history? Art Deco design? Fabulous acoustics?…read more Be sure to stop by this incredibly well built and oddly attractive Art Moderne auditorium during your stay in Independence, Missouri. A community favorite for around eight decades? Yes, and with very good reason. Outstanding concerts here and a MAGNIFICENT organ -- one of the very best in the Midwest. Always worth a stop!

I have been here since the begining. The pastors care about people. If you are looking for a church…read morethat preaches the whole bible and not just what we want to hear you should check it out.

The Unity Temple's main purpose is a church who serves its community…read more It's also a space that can be rented out for a variety of functions: Guest speakers, music performance, photography exhibits, book signings, conferences and more. Please feel free to browse the venue's website and social media pages for more info. There's a little bit of everything. The staff is polite and happy to help. Parking is also available in the parking garage behind the venue. Minor drawbacks include tight-fitting chairs, some stiff sightlines if you're in the balcony, narrow stairs and the bathrooms being in the basement.

I've been here for book signings, conventions and morning Meditation…read more I love the Unity Temple. It's a fantastic piece of KC history. They do a great job of keeping it clean and accessible. There is free parking right next door too. I would recommend coming here for the temple Buddhist centers meditation on Sundays. It's a great way to start the week.

Big church but you don't feel like a number lots of activities to participate in mass is sat 5:30…read moreand 3 on Sunday last one in 11:30am awesome youth group father Jim and Deacon Ken and Andy rock

I've had some bad experiences with churches, so I'm really glad I found this place. Even though I…read morewouldn't consider myself Catholic, I still enjoy the services here. They feel very accepting of people, and preach love for God and all of mankind, not just those that agree with them. I've never been the 'up dancing in the aisles and screaming out' type, so I really like that this is a more sit back and listen church, though when they do sing everyone is welcome to join in! I also like that there's different mass times, so it's easier to fit into a busy schedule. The only reason I'm giving this place 4 stars instead of 5 is because the priest is sort of difficult to understand sometimes, he's not the best at enunciating. Besides that, I really enjoy the services here! They don't even card you for wine lol

I always thought this Unity church was a house. It is on 39th street, just after Noland Road. It is…read morepainted a mustard yellow and doesn't stand out as a church. There is a small antiquated gravel parking area. Inside is a sanctuary, where I sometimes attend meditation meetings. The sanctuary looks '70'sish but the stained glass is utterly beautiful. The lighting is fair. There is a small kitchen and a bathroom. There might be a second building, but I swear the second building is the size of a guest house. This place is tiny! It's pretty cool that it's there. I don't attend church (heathen) and I am pretty sure if I did, I'd attend Unity Village near Lee's Summit. I feel very fortunate that Unity allows the use of their facilities and are so giving to our group.

I love this church. The people are so caring and accept me just like I am. Hope is real.read more

From the owner: Harmony Vineyard focuses on creating deep connections between you, God, and the people in your…read morelife. We do this through nurturing the presence and empowerment of the Holy Spirit. Our racially-diverse, family-oriented congregation is forming a culture of discipleship for all ages that brings lasting change to our church family that extends to the local community and the world beyond.