August-September 2021 Well, we’re back in our building, and it’s great to be able to see everyone in person! I was starting to forget that people I know have legs. […]Read more
Archive: 2021
“Lewisham Unity’s hashtag is #sacredmeetssocial. It’s about having our roots in Unitarian values and histories and our wings in the individual in community, that place where soul and activism connect. […]Read more
The General Assembly’s national office recently wrote to all congregations, saying: “We were very excited this week to have sent out to all congregations, ministers, societies and districts a new […]Read more
Earlier this year, two of our members, Ben MacLeod and Jamie Scott, sent a letter to the Unitarian magazine, ‘The Inquirer’, calling for the national movement to take action to […]Read more
Lots of us took up mindfulness and meditation during lockdown – you might as well put the time to good use – but meditating on your own at home can, […]Read more
After our Flower Communion Service on 27th June, we held a retiring collection for the Red Cross Interfaith appeal. Here’s some details about it if you would like to contribute: […]Read more
Rev. Bob Janis-Dillon, the Congregational Connections Lead Officer, has been busy putting Unitarians across the UK in touch with each other to discuss the tricky issue of climate change and […]Read more
We are planning to film a virtual tour of our building this summer, to make a record of this wonderful building for the future, and to share some of our […]Read more
The Whitby Trip, in which we travel to meet fellow Unitarians at Whitby’s Flowergate Chapel, will be on Sunday 18th July. The plan is to travel and have lunch there, […]Read more
By Maurice Large, Chairman, 21st January 2018, for the Newcastle upon Tyne Unitarians Anniversary Service. “In 1905, a lightning strike started a fire which destroyed the wood-framed Gothic-style Unity Church, […]Read more