I recently spoke to Simon Bland, the Unitarian Congregational Support Officer, at the ‘Ministry Inquiry Day’ 2022. When I asked him about Unitarian Ministry, he updated me on new training […]Read more
Spirituality
We had thought that Whitby Flowergate Chapel had closed for good back in October 2021, so it was very welcome news to hear from Rev. Margaret Kirk that it was having a "grand re-opening" on August 21st and that services would continue on a monthly basis.Read more
A guest post from Tessa Jordan, editor of the Ipswich Unitarian newsletter about the ‘Build Your Own Beliefs’ course on personal viewpoints and theology, which Ipswich Unitarians are running at […]Read more
We’re pleased to announce that the Rev. Herbert Barnes Memorial Award has been given to Lynda McClean, who is due to graduate from Unitarian College this year. More about the […]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
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
Here’s what Unitarians in the North East are doing for the ‘Bake On!’ initiative. What’s that? From Gavin Howell, the national Unitarian Youth Programme co-ordinator (among his other roles): “The […]Read more
We held two services to take part in this Unitarian celebration! The first one was led by Louise Reeve on 6th February, “A Celebration of Love”, and looked at the […]Read more
Organised by Unitarian Transformers, and very well attended for a Saturday night, this online gathering introduced a spiritual community many of those present hadn’t heard of: the Brahmo Samaj in […]Read more
This article was written by Tessa Forsdike, and first published in the Ipswich Unitarian Newsletter for February 2022. Find out more about Ipswich Unitarians here: Ipswich Unitarians “During the Christmas […]Read more