Charles Fillmore was a co-founder of the Unity School of Christianity, a religious movement often referred to simply as Unity. He was born in St. Cloud, Minnesota. He became a railroad clerk, but suffered from tuberculosis. His wife, Myrtle Fillmore, was also in poor health. Together, they discovered a number of spiritual principles relating to healing and prosperity. They regained their health, and came to write many books on these topics. The Fillmores began operating a publishing company, in addition to directing the affairs of the Unity School of Christianity. Eventually, Unity moved its world headquarters to Lee's Summit, Missouri, where it remains today at a site now known as Unity Village. Charles Fillmore lived to be over ninety years old, and passed away in 1948.
Charles Fillmore was a co-founder of the Unity School of Christianity, a religious movement often referred to simply as Unity. He was born in St. Cloud, Minnesota. He became a railroad clerk, but suffered from tuberculosis. His wife, Myrtle Fillmore, was also in poor health. Together, they discovered a number of spiritual principles relating to healing and prosperity. They regained their health, and came to write many books on these topics. The Fillmores began operating a publishing company, in addition to directing the affairs of the Unity School of Christianity. Eventually, Unity moved its world headquarters to Lee's Summit, Missouri, where it remains today at a site now known as Unity Village. Charles Fillmore lived to be over ninety years old, and passed away in 1948.
