One of the issues we discussed at our recent AGM in April 2021 was how we could become more involved in our local community and contribute to people’s wellbeing. One […]Read more
Archive: 2021
One of the issues we discussed at our recent AGM in April 2021 was how we could become more involved in our local community and contribute to people’s wellbeing. One […]Read more
Now we’re in summer, we’ll hopefully soon be able to see each other in person again. Let’s hope nothing derails that – fingers crossed! After the national and Newcastle upon […]Read more
Rev. Bob Janis-Dillon continued his work in the new role of ‘Congregational Connections Lead Officer’ by bringing together a small group of Unitarians from across the UK to talk about […]Read more
Rev. Bob Janis-Dillon began his work in the new role of ‘Congregational Connections Lead Officer’ by bringing together a diverse group of Unitarians from across the UK to talk about […]Read more
Kintsugi – Golden Scars Are you familiar with the Japanese art of kintsugi – 金継ぎ- mending broken items, usually pottery, with gold? The word means ‘golden joinery’ and it links […]Read more
The Newcastle upon Tyne Unitarians AGM took place on Sunday 25th April at 12.30, chaired by Louise Reeve and attended by 10 members and friends. We opened our AGM with […]Read more
There’s a first time for everything, and this was the time for the first ever online national UK Unitarians AGM, a prospect greeted by many with mixed feelings. On the […]Read more
Whenever we have a discussion on the nature of God, we often end up finding that there are as many ideas of God as there are Unitarians in the room; […]Read more
Possibly not the most thrilling name for a Unitarian group, compared to, say “Earth Spirit”, or “Peace Fellowship”, but sometimes it’s less important to have a catchy name compared to, […]Read more