Daily Word officially launched in 1924 and included daily messages of hope, spiritual poetry and feature articles—primarily written by its editor, Frank B. Whitney. Daily Word began with a subscription list of 16,000 people, but within a year, the list had grown to 43,000. Today, Daily Word is read in 150 countries and translated into six languages. In its nearly 90 years of continual publication, it has been read by tens of millions of people throughout the world.

In its first issue, Lowell Fillmore, son of Unity founders Charles and Myrtle Fillmore, wrote:

“God made man in his own image and likeness. Since God is perfect, man in his true estate must also be perfect. By our thoughts and our words we can identify ourselves with the perfection of this true self or we can identify ourselves with mortal limitations. “… as he thinketh within himself, so is he.”

It is our fondest hope that the daily messages lift you up, remind you of your divine nature, and open new possibilities for your life.