The Reverend Stretton Smith was posthumously awarded the
Charles Fillmore Award in 1999 for visionary consciousness and dynamic leadership.

Originally from Arizona, Stretton Smith attended Stanford University, graduating in 1946. After more than 30 years as a senior executive in the corporate world, he decided to devote his life to teaching others and embarked on a path to becoming a Unity minister. Ordained by the Association of Unity Churches, Stretton served as an Associate Minister at Christ Unity Church in Sacramento and then as Minister at the Unity Church of the Monterey Peninsula. As a minister, he began teaching students about the riches that God holds in store for each of us, thus, the 4T Prosperity Program was created.

To date, the 4T Prosperity Program has been presented in over 600 Unity, Religious Science and other New Thought churches to more than 100,000 students around the world. The 4T Ministry, Inc. is an Alternative Ministry affiliated with the Association of Unity Churches.

The Charles Fillmore Award was posthumously given to The Reverend Stretton Smith in 1999 for demonstrating visionary consciousness and dynamic leadership as the 4T Minister and author of the 4T Prosperity Program.

Reverend Smith was nominated for the Templeton Prize for Progress in Religion presented to an individual who has shown extraordinary originality in advancing humanity’s understanding of God or spirituality. Past recipients have included the late Mother Teresa and the Reverend Billy Graham.

Stretton's daughter, Shannon Smith Steuer and her husband Bob Steuer have enjoyed administering and distributing the 4T Program for the past 18 years. Prior to her involvement with 4T, Shannon worked both in corporate administration and on stage singing musical theatre and opera. She holds a B.A. in Music and currently sings at her church.

Shannon and Bob have one daughter.

The Reverend Dr. Glenn R. Mosley served for 20 years as CEO of the Association of Unity Churches International. He has authored or co-authored 12 books, has contributed to 6 others, and has written 300-plus monographs and articles. He is a Templeton Foundation Board member and a former judge for the Templeton Prize for Progress in Religion.

He and his wife, Rev. Martha Mosley, currently lead Unity Christ Church in St. Louis, Missouri.

The 4T Program has been profoundly blessed to have him serve as its senior minister since 1998.