Since its formation in 2018, the Findhorn Unitarian Network has continued to offer two themed hour-long meditation sessions a month, at the weekend and during the week. I’ve been attending […]Read more
On 23rd March 2021, Rev. Bob Janis-Dillon continued his work in the new role of ‘Congregational Connections Lead Officer’ by bringing together a select group of Unitarians from across the […]Read more
As the weather warms up, we’re all looking to the future, and the question I get asked more than any other is Will we be able to meet in person […]Read more
There’s something to be said for moments of abstinence and restraint. Part of Lent is appreciating what we have by deliberately not having it for a time. And this may […]Read more
A poem by Stephen Jackson: There is a kind of knowledge that’s a feeling not a fact – and maybe now you know what you have long since known: a […]Read more
Meeting our fellow Unitarians from across the world! On the afternoon of 5th December 2020, the North Shore Unitarian Church in Chicago organised one of a series of get-togethers for […]Read more
Rev. Roger Tarbuck writes: “Some people are born to excel, others are born not to be the captain, but the first lieutenant or just an able seaman, or even an […]Read more
February Jewellery, or Snow from Six Floors Up The light that seeps Through curtain gap Is pale and bright And speaks of white. It tells of cold, But glitter too, […]Read more
Welcoming the Lunar New Year: What we can learn from the Ox for the coming month Happy Lunar New Year! We welcomed in the Year of the Metal Ox on […]Read more
This is the still point, before the starting gun sparks,the shimmer of a diamond, frolicking in light, God’s forefinger reaching out to Adam’s, or the exquisite hand of a baby, […]Read more