“This is not about where your congregation is going, it is about how leaders can help your congregation get there.”Gilbert S. Rendle. In a year of tumultuous change, many of […]Read more
Archive: 2021
From our friends at Ipswich Unitarian Meeting House – a poem by a member of their congregation about their feelings on returning to their spiritual home after the lifting of […]Read more
Rev. Stephen Lindwood challenged us to move away from ‘How do we grow?’ and towards ‘What is the pain of the world, and how do we address it?’ Referring to […]Read more
Friday Night: Rev. Kate Brady McKenna and “Why are we here?” At the end of a loving, uplifting, challenging and humbling week, Rev. Kate Brady-McKenna asked a desperately difficult but […]Read more
Tuesday Night: Shana Begum and “Ensuring All Are Welcome Here” Shana Begum challenged us to consider all the different ways in which human beings differ from each other, and how […]Read more
Monday Night: Rev. Jo James and “What is the spirit saying in the churches?” Rev. Jo James led a powerful and wide-ranging session, beginning with the creation of a meditative […]Read more
“My Unitarian Journey” by Helena Bagwell, a young Unitarian from Crewkerne Unitarians, shared with her permission. My name is Helena Bagwell and I have been a Unitarian all my life. […]Read more
Opening Worship: Dr Jane Blackall and “The Beloved Community” Dr Jane Blackall from Kensington Unitarians led us in worship, with chalice lighting, hymns and prayers combining to create a sacred […]Read more
Recently we’ve introduced livestreaming our services on Zoom for the benefit of church members who can’t make it to the service in person or who prefer not it. We’ve also […]Read more
The National Unitarian Fellowship (NUF) is delighted to announce the establishment of the Dorothy Archer Memorial Prizes, created in memory of the late Dorothy Archer: member, past President and tireless […]Read more