It's the middle of summer, so it must be the Whitby Trip! Unitarians from Whitby, Stockton, Hull, Newcastle and Scarborough gathered at Whitby Flowergate Chapel for the annual get-together.Read more
Archive: 2023
The old Newcastle Green Festival was a much-appreciated part of Newcastle’s social scene. UK Festival Guides commented: “The Green Festival began in 1995 as an offshoot from Newcastle University’s Green […]Read more
As our Unitarian movement looks at the history of the flaming chalice, here’s a unique example which actually predates the adoption of the chalice as the Unitarian symbol during WWII.Read more
On the evening of Tuesday 13th June, the Newcastle Progressive Christian Network held its monthly meeting at Brunswick Methodist Church in the middle of Newcastle. This time, we were joined […]Read more
Well attended by about 25 Unitarians from across the UK, this was the first ‘Coffee & Comms’ online gathering, led by Rev. Robin Hanford, minister of Hinckley Unitarians in Leicestershire, […]Read more
From Joe Hooper: “As beliefs develop, those who grew up in a liturgical faith often find it difficult to keep on using prayers and other worship texts which no longer […]Read more
On the evening of 9 May 2023, Newcastle Unitarians, Newcastle Progressive Christian Network, and Christian CND (Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament) held a Peace Workshop at Brunswick Methodist Church in Newcastle […]Read more
A few people have asked about the Clean Air Zone in Newcastle City Centre. The good news is, it does not affect private cars – as the Council website puts […]Read more
The Findhorn Unitarian Network held its Annual General Meeting on 27 April 2023 via Zoom. Attended by many members, we carried out the usual business of electing officers and committee […]Read more
Attended by 11 Unitarians, this event organised by Unitarian Transformers followed on from the Emergency Motion   We looked at the factors that cause migration, and people shared experiences of what […]Read more