Myrtle Fillmore
1845 – 1931 · United States · New Thought, Theology
Her recovery from tuberculosis through affirmative prayer began the Unity movement.
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- Charles Fillmore
1854 – 1948 · New Thought, Theology
Unity was built jointly: her healing, his publishing and organisation.
- Emma Curtis Hopkins
1849 – 1925 · New Thought, Education
Hopkins ordained Myrtle Fillmore, whose healing began the Unity movement.
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