On 7 May 2022, Unitarians from the Stockton, Newcastle and Whitby congregations met to discuss future options for Stockton Unitarians. Over three hours, we consider how the building might become […]Read more
During the winter of 2021-2022, when we have not been able to meet in person due to the situation with the heating and the need to take precautions due to […]Read more
On 24th April 2022, we held our Annual General Meeting of Newcastle upon Tyne Unitarians in the Turner Hall and online. The Management Committee report and accounts were presented, committee […]Read more
From the Unitarian Music Society: “The Unitarian Music Society (UMS) are performing “Oliver’s Journey Home”, a light-hearted musical for all the family with lyrics by Nick Morrice and music by […]Read more
Newcastle upon Tyne Unitarians have quite a number of enthusiastic bakers. Every year we hold an Easter Miscellany Service, in which members of the congregation bring along their own contributions, […]Read more
Hello everyone! I attended the UK Unitarian and Free Christian General Assembly 2022 as our voting delegate. For those unfamiliar with it, here’s a quick description of the ‘GA’, as […]Read more
A guest post from Liz Slade, Chief Officer of the GA – her letter, recently published in the Guardian: “Robin Dunbar’s article (The big idea: do we still need religion?, […]Read more
Or at least our website has! 20i, who host our website, are now using 100% renewable energy. Here’s some more information: “The internet costs a lot to power: over 400 […]Read more
How indeed? It is a big question, and it’s not certain anyone knows the answer, but at the start of 2022, a group of around 25 assorted Unitarians from across […]Read more
These are the motions to go before the General Assembly of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches in April 2022 (“the GA”). As a congregation, we will discuss how we want […]Read more