The Reverend Dr. Glenn R. Mosley first studied biology and
microbiology as intended precursors to a career in medicine before he
became involved in psychosocial studies. He is a graduate of the State
University of New York (Excelsior College, Albany) and holds two
degrees from Wayne State University in Michigan. Hi Ph.D. in
education, with emphasis on trans-cultural, trans-racial and
interpersonal communications, is from Walden University. He also
has a Doctor of Ministry degree. He holds an M.Sc. from Central
Michigan University and has done postdoctoral studies at the
University of Michigan, Harvard, M.I.T., Princeton, Stanford, and
Penn State. He has traveled to all fifty states and nearly sixt countries,
lecturing to religious, medical (including the American Academy of Family Physicians), and secular
groups.
Rev. Mosley has taught death, dying, and coping strategies (thanatology); he also taught integrative
healing modalities as an adjunct professor to Akron University’s teaching consortium of schools,
hospitals, and nursing facilities in northeast Ohio. In New York, he was a founding board member with
Dr. Elizabeth Kubler-Ross and Dr. Austin Kutscher and served on the editorial board of The
Foundation of Thanatology. He has authored or coauthored twelve books, and has contributed to six
others; he has written three hundred-plus monographs and articles. He is a Templeton Foundation
Board member and a former judge for the Templeton Prize for Progress in Religion.
Rev. Mosley is a member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and the Union of
Concerned Scientists for Environmental Solutions. He is listed in The International Who’s Who in
Theology and Science, 1992 and 1996 editions; Who’s Who in Religion, 1992-1993 edition; Who’s Who in
America, 1992-1993, 1999, 2000; and International Who’s Who of Professionals, 1996.
Dr. Mosley served for twenty-one years as CEO of the Association of Unity Churches International.
Prior to joining us at Unity Christ Church, he and his wife, Rev. Martha Mosley, led Unity Church of
Sheboygan in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. They began their ministry in St. Louis on September 16, 2008.
microbiology as intended precursors to a career in medicine before he
became involved in psychosocial studies. He is a graduate of the State
University of New York (Excelsior College, Albany) and holds two
degrees from Wayne State University in Michigan. Hi Ph.D. in
education, with emphasis on trans-cultural, trans-racial and
interpersonal communications, is from Walden University. He also
has a Doctor of Ministry degree. He holds an M.Sc. from Central
Michigan University and has done postdoctoral studies at the
University of Michigan, Harvard, M.I.T., Princeton, Stanford, and
Penn State. He has traveled to all fifty states and nearly sixt countries,
lecturing to religious, medical (including the American Academy of Family Physicians), and secular
groups.
Rev. Mosley has taught death, dying, and coping strategies (thanatology); he also taught integrative
healing modalities as an adjunct professor to Akron University’s teaching consortium of schools,
hospitals, and nursing facilities in northeast Ohio. In New York, he was a founding board member with
Dr. Elizabeth Kubler-Ross and Dr. Austin Kutscher and served on the editorial board of The
Foundation of Thanatology. He has authored or coauthored twelve books, and has contributed to six
others; he has written three hundred-plus monographs and articles. He is a Templeton Foundation
Board member and a former judge for the Templeton Prize for Progress in Religion.
Rev. Mosley is a member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and the Union of
Concerned Scientists for Environmental Solutions. He is listed in The International Who’s Who in
Theology and Science, 1992 and 1996 editions; Who’s Who in Religion, 1992-1993 edition; Who’s Who in
America, 1992-1993, 1999, 2000; and International Who’s Who of Professionals, 1996.
Dr. Mosley served for twenty-one years as CEO of the Association of Unity Churches International.
Prior to joining us at Unity Christ Church, he and his wife, Rev. Martha Mosley, led Unity Church of
Sheboygan in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. They began their ministry in St. Louis on September 16, 2008.
About Us
| Glenn Mosley, Minister 314.727.6478 |
Nursery Coordinator |
| Mary Holloman Licensed Unity Teacher |
| Judi Coleman Website Coordinator |
Biographical information about Martha
Judy Lindow has been our Office Manager since July, 2002. Her father
made his career in the Air Force so Judy traveled quite a bit during
her younger years. The traveling has taken her through all 50 states
as well as a few countries in Asia. Her father retired in St. Louis and
this has been her home since 1967.
Judy’s career has been almost as varied as her traveling. She has been
a Donut Maker, Waitress, Certified Nursing Assistant, Customer
Service Representative, Independent Consultant for a jewelry
Company, Receptionist, Bookkeeper, Secretary, Shift Manager, Office
Administrator and Office Manager.
Judy has five “Prides and Joys”. Her husband, David, who is a teacher’s aid for the Special School
District and an ordained minister; her two children, Tim, a store manger and Jon, a restaurant
manager; her two grandchildren, Amber, who is a college sophomore; and Dillon, who is in middle
school. She also has two dashounds, Norman and Blue, which like to take her on a “run” each day, even
though she would prefer just to walk!
In her spare time Judy likes to spend time with her “Prides and Joys”; read; write and put lessons
together for Children’s Ministries; and people watch. You can also occasionally find her bopping around
St. Louis as “Bopper” the clown.
made his career in the Air Force so Judy traveled quite a bit during
her younger years. The traveling has taken her through all 50 states
as well as a few countries in Asia. Her father retired in St. Louis and
this has been her home since 1967.
Judy’s career has been almost as varied as her traveling. She has been
a Donut Maker, Waitress, Certified Nursing Assistant, Customer
Service Representative, Independent Consultant for a jewelry
Company, Receptionist, Bookkeeper, Secretary, Shift Manager, Office
Administrator and Office Manager.
Judy has five “Prides and Joys”. Her husband, David, who is a teacher’s aid for the Special School
District and an ordained minister; her two children, Tim, a store manger and Jon, a restaurant
manager; her two grandchildren, Amber, who is a college sophomore; and Dillon, who is in middle
school. She also has two dashounds, Norman and Blue, which like to take her on a “run” each day, even
though she would prefer just to walk!
In her spare time Judy likes to spend time with her “Prides and Joys”; read; write and put lessons
together for Children’s Ministries; and people watch. You can also occasionally find her bopping around
St. Louis as “Bopper” the clown.
After graduating from the St. louis Institute of Music and a brief stint
of teaching, Ken Palmer left St. Louis to study organ performance
with organist Herbert Manfred Hoffmann at Frankfurt Germany.
During his three year stay, he performed organ recitals, sang and
recorded with the Frankfurter Kantatenkreis and performed with
members of the the Hessicher Rundfunk Orchester. He financed his
studies by tours through Germany , France and Spain as music
director for the Gisela Gunther and Heinz Schneider Agencies.
He returned to his home in St. Louis and joined the St. Louis Jazz
Quartet. After appearances with the quartet in concert with the St.
Louis Symphony Orchestra, he was invited back on many occasions to appear as guest pianist with
the orchestra under such conductors as Walter Susskind , Henry Mancini, Richard Hayman and
Leonard Slatkin, to name a few. He holds bachelors, masters and doctorate degrees in composition
and organ performance from the former St. Louis Institute of Music and Washington University. He
was recently re-appointed music director at Unity Christ Church. He composes, concertizes, and
records in the St. Louis Area.
Due to Dr. Ken Palmer’s recent ordination in the Divine Science Church, Unity Christ Church has
changed his title from Director of Music to Minister of Music. CONGRATULATIONS, Ken!!
Learn more about Ken and his music here.
of teaching, Ken Palmer left St. Louis to study organ performance
with organist Herbert Manfred Hoffmann at Frankfurt Germany.
During his three year stay, he performed organ recitals, sang and
recorded with the Frankfurter Kantatenkreis and performed with
members of the the Hessicher Rundfunk Orchester. He financed his
studies by tours through Germany , France and Spain as music
director for the Gisela Gunther and Heinz Schneider Agencies.
He returned to his home in St. Louis and joined the St. Louis Jazz
Quartet. After appearances with the quartet in concert with the St.
Louis Symphony Orchestra, he was invited back on many occasions to appear as guest pianist with
the orchestra under such conductors as Walter Susskind , Henry Mancini, Richard Hayman and
Leonard Slatkin, to name a few. He holds bachelors, masters and doctorate degrees in composition
and organ performance from the former St. Louis Institute of Music and Washington University. He
was recently re-appointed music director at Unity Christ Church. He composes, concertizes, and
records in the St. Louis Area.
Due to Dr. Ken Palmer’s recent ordination in the Divine Science Church, Unity Christ Church has
changed his title from Director of Music to Minister of Music. CONGRATULATIONS, Ken!!
Learn more about Ken and his music here.
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| Martha Mosley, Minister 314.727.6478 |
| Judy Lindow, Office Manager 314-727-6478 officeucc@brick.net |
| Ken Palmer, Music Director |
| Youth Ministry |
