Myrtle Fillmore

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Myrtle Fillmore was an American spiritual leader and co-founder of the Unity Church, a major movement within New Thought emphasizing healing, affirmative prayer, and practical Christianity.

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Myrtle Fillmore canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
spiritual leader
affiliation Unity Church
Unity School of Christianity
associatedWith Unity Village, Missouri
coFounded Unity Church
Unity School of Christianity
coFounderWith Charles Fillmore
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
emphasized affirmative prayer
healing
practical Christianity
familyName Fillmore
fieldOfWork religious education
spiritual healing
foundedOrganization Silent Unity (prayer ministry)
genre Christian devotional literature
New Thought literature
givenName Myrtle
hasInfluenceOn contemporary New Thought ministries
modern Unity churches
hasPhilosophy mind-body-spirit healing
positive thinking
practical application of Christian principles
hasRole teacher of metaphysical Christianity
influenced New Thought movement
linked to: new thought

Unity movement
languageOfWorkOrName English
movement New Thought
linked to: new thought
notableFor co-founding the Unity Church
emphasis on practical Christianity
promoting affirmative prayer
teaching spiritual healing
occupation religious leader
spiritual teacher
writer
placeOfBirth Ohio
placeOfDeath Missouri
religion Christianity
religiousTradition New Thought
linked to: new thought
residence Kansas City, Missouri
sexOrGender female
spouse Charles Fillmore
taught spiritual laws of health
the indwelling Christ
the power of affirmative prayer
workLocation Kansas City, Missouri

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New Thought hasKeyFigure Myrtle Fillmore
subject linked to: new thought
Charles Fillmore spouse Myrtle Fillmore
Charles Fillmore coFoundedWith Myrtle Fillmore
Emma Curtis Hopkins influenced Myrtle Fillmore
Unity School of Christianity foundedBy Myrtle Fillmore
Unity School of Christianity hasFounder Myrtle Fillmore