Guest Speaker & Music - "It Always Comes Back To Peace"

Guest Speaker & Music: "It Always Comes Back To Peace" is a Sunday morning spiritual gathering at Unity of Port Richey in Port Richey, Florida. It pairs a talk with live music from singer-songwriter and transformational speaker Charley Thweatt. It suits anyone drawn to a Unity community, to heart-centered music, or to a quiet morning spent on the question of peace.

What to Expect

The morning begins at 10:30 a.m. Eastern and combines a guest talk with songs. Charley speaks and plays his guitar, so the music is part of the message rather than a separate performance. The title points to the thread running through it: whatever a person is carrying, attention tends to return to peace.

The gathering is offered both in person at the church and online, so you can sit in the room in Port Richey or take part from home.

Charley's work is gathered under the idea of "Waking our HeartS, knowing our Peace," and this talk follows that theme closely. He is known for a talent for turning any room of people into a connected family, which makes this a gentle place to arrive as a newcomer.

About Charley Thweatt

Charley Thweatt is a singer-songwriter, speaker and workshop leader based in Clearwater, Florida, and he has spent more than 40 years as a presenter. As a young man he left a budding architecture career for the touring life of a full-time spiritual troubadour. Since 1981 he has brought his talks, concerts and workshops to tens of thousands of people on six continents.

He has recorded 18 albums, has appeared on national television and radio, and has been the musical opener for Wayne Dyer, Marianne Williamson, Deepak Chopra, Ram Dass, Tony Robbins and Louise Hay. He also makes music for children. Charley guides spiritual tours of Italy as well, and he regularly speaks and plays at Unity churches around Florida, including those in Palm Harbor, Bonita Springs, Dunedin, Melbourne and St. Johns.

Before You Go

Choose whether you will attend in person at Unity of Port Richey or online, since both are offered. Arriving a little before 10:30 a.m. Eastern lets you settle in before the music begins. No prior experience with Unity, meditation or any particular practice is needed to take part, and the theme of peace is open to anyone, whatever their background.