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
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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
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
Introduction It has been another busy and challenging 12 months since our last AGM on 24 April 2022. This report covers how we have pursued the sale of our building […]Read more
Morning Worship – Communion A beautiful and moving communion service by Rev. Cody Coyne and Rev. Daniel Costley, featuring Taizé singing, prayer and meditation. Plenary IV And in the midst […]Read more
Church AGM Our church Annual General Meeting will be held on 23 April 2023 in the Turner Hall following the service that day, at around 12.45. Everyone is invited to […]Read more
Plenary III A short but meaningful Plenary, and I’m not just saying that because I spoke at it, honest. Following Rev. Mark Hutchinson leading opening devotions based on the words […]Read more
Morning Worship – Meditation It’s probably wise to put the morning worship sessions near the coffee energy stations. This calm and reflective session, focussing on awareness of body and breath, […]Read more
The GA Zette may not be being published throughout the GA this year, though we have a pre-GA Zette, and hopefully a post-GA Zette, but Roving Reporter is still roaming […]Read more
In this video tour of our amazing Art Deco building, members of our congregation talk about what Unitarianism means to us, our long history in Newcastle, how we welcome new […]Read more