What’s happening in 2025

Our next service will be at 10.45am on Sunday 9th November 2025, led by Paul Lindsay Dawson on “Remembrance Sunday: An Alternative Act of Remembrance”.

Please note the earlier start time so that we can include the 11am Two Minutes’ Silence in the service.

We will be in the Large Spiritual Commons Room at Northumbria University for worshipping in person and we’re back online via Zoom at:

  • Direct link – Join Zoom Meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89981324654
  • Meeting ID: 899 8132 4654

All are welcome in person at Newcastle, join us in person at the Large Spiritual Commons Room at Northumbria Student Central. This is the large brick building which houses the University’s Library, opposite Newcastle Civic Centre. You can park in the car parks nearby (Blue Badge parking is available), bikes can be locked up just outside the building, and it is near the Haymarket Metro station, also the bus stops outside the Civic Centre. If you have problems finding us on the day, please call: 07506 255 731. You can also use what3words as follows: ///wires.frame.deep.

The Summer School Diaries

If you’re looking for the Summer School Diaries, you’ll find them here on our blog, ‘Exploring Together’: Exploring Together

How to find us

All are welcome on Sunday morning, join us at the Large Spiritual Commons Room at Northumbria Student Central. This is the large brick building which houses the University’s Library, opposite Newcastle Civic Centre. You can park in the car parks nearby (Blue Badge parking is available), bikes can be locked up just outside the building, and it is near the Haymarket Metro station, also the bus stops outside the Civic Centre. Please come to the side door with the banner, and we will have someone there to let you in! Alternatively, if you find yourself at another door, press the intercom button and the library staff will let you in. If you have problems finding us on the day, please call: 07506 255 731. You can also use what3words as follows: ///wires.frame.deep.

See you soon!

We will continue to post videos of our services on our Facebook and YouTube channels for anyone not able to attend.

If you’re not online and can’t make it in person, you can call into our virtual and livestreamed services
using a mobile or landline – find out how to do this here: Calling into Zoom on an ordinary phone.

We have a portable hearing loop in use during services, with a range of around 1m – seats are reserved for those needing its use.

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      On 10 August, Louise Reeve led our Flower Communion service.

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        “Looking for Truth Behind the Words”, Claire Lee at Whitby, 3 August 2025

        On 3 August 2025, Claire Lee led worship for the annual Unitarian gathering at Whitby Flowergate Chapel on 'Looking for Truth Behind the Words', with music by Whitby Community

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        2 Sandyford Road, Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear, NE1 8SB, United Kingdom.
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        This service will be at 11am on Sunday 23rd November 2025, led by Rev. Paul Walker. We will be in the Large Spiritual Commons Room at Northumbria

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