In 2022, we received contact from the daughter of one of our members who is mentioned in our Book of Remembrance: “I am writing to correct an entry in your […]Read more
History
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
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
On 5 March 2023, Newcastle upon Tyne Unitarians held a service to remember our much-missed former Chairperson, Secretary, and member of our community, Maurice Large. Members of the congregation, Unitarians, […]Read more
This is an extract from Louise Reeve’s Anniversary Service on 15 January 2023 This service takes place on a Sunday near to 21st January every year, to celebrate the anniversary […]Read more
In August 2022, a long-standing member of our sister congregation, Stockton Unitarians and former President of the Northern Unitarian Association and General Assembly of Unitarian & Free Christian Churches, Mike […]Read more
As we remember the life of Queen Elizabeth II, we also remember that earlier this year, it was the Platinum Jubilee celebration of her reign. Newcastle Council of Faiths hosted […]Read more
In August 2022, a former member of the Stockton Unitarian congregation and former President of the General Assembly of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches, Mike Tomlin, passed away – below […]Read more
This article is used here with permission of Heaton History Group. Mrs F N Harrison Bell by Lafayette, 25 May 1929 courtesy of National Portrait GalleryThe gallery’s aim is ‘ to promote […]Read more
The Church of the Divine Unity took part in its final Heritage Open Days in its present, original condition before the sale of the building and refurbishment goes through. We […]Read more