Louisville is the largest city in Kentucky and home to the
Kentucky Derby. Louisville was named after King Louis XVI of France and has been home to many important people and events. Thomas Edison once resided in this city which also was where Edison showed the light bulb to the public for the first time. Hunter S. Thompson and Diane Sawyer have also lived in Louisville.
Louisville has a population of over 700,000 and prides itself in its rich heritage. Known as either the northern most Southern state or the southern most Northern State, Louisville has a taste of both. With quaint southern charm and the trappings of Northern towns, Louisville is a great city.
The residents of Louisville pride themselves in their close knit family environment. There are various attractions in and around Louisville such as museums, parks, and venues for the performing arts. The cultural and artistic scene in Louisville is growing rapidly.
Religion plays a large part in Louisville and the city features a large diversity of denomination from Christians to Muslim.
The Unity of Louisville Church is an important fixture in those that attend the church as well as the area around the church. This Byzantine styled building located near Old Louisville offers Sunday Worship as well as Adult Classes and Youth Enrichment. The Activity Center of the Unity of Louisville Church offers various activities and events for the residents in and around Louisville. The Unity of Louisville Church has a strong focus on affirmative prayer believing that it can heal virtually everything.
