Our Mission

Our mission is to provide inspiring and uplifting quality music supporting Sunday services and other programs and events at Unity Spiritual Center.

Music Director

We welcome a new Music Director! 

Matthew Wilson is a sought-after recording artist and solo performer. He’s been a soloist with the Kansas City Symphony, a member of the Grammy Award Winning Kansas City Chorale, and a regular guest on The Living Room - Kansas City's original entertainment/talk show. 

As a businessman, Wilson produced successful concert series for each of his bed and breakfast establishments, recorded two albums, and was the voice on all Garmin 2011 holiday commercials. He was the Music Director for Unity in Lynwood, Washington, for 11 years and the featured musician for several regional and national events, including Unity’s World Day of Prayer.
 
He has collaborated with such notables as Jo Anne Worley (Laugh-In), Oleta Adams, and Grammy Award-winning artist Connie Dover. In his twenty-third year with his partner, Rev. Richard, and their dog, Hugo, Matthew is ready to bring his passion and purpose to Unity Spiritual Center Westlake.

Visit Matthew’s Facebook music page at https://www.facebook.com/tenorwilson.

Contact Matthew at music@unityspiritualcenter.com.

Soloists

^{Eric Fancher}

Eric is a singer, actor, director, producer, and graphic and video designer who lives on the West Side of Cleveland with his girlfriend Sarah, his two cats, Gizmo and Rory, and his three-legged puppy, Charlie. Over the last ten years, Eric has participated in more than 85 productions presented at more than 20 different theaters in the Northeast Ohio region. In addition, he founded the Cleveland Stage Alliance and dedicates much of his time to serving as its webmaster. He is member of Actors’ Equity Association.

^{Roberta McLaughlin}

Roberta has been singing onstage since her ballet teacher realized that she was a far better singer than she was a dancer. Her first role in a musical was Ado Annie in a high school production of Oklahoma. She sang (and played) at the 9:30 Sunday night guitar mass in college, and served as a cantor at St. Angeles in Fairview Park. In the local area, Roberta has appeared at Huntington Playhouse, Beck Center, Clague Playhouse, and Near West Theatre. In 1995 she became a regular singer for Unity Church of the Crossroads, where she sang twice a month for almost 20 years. She began soloing at USC in 1999 and appreciates being accompanied by the talented musicians of the music team.