The Importance of Religious Same-Sex Marriage, and the Weddings Initiative On 4th August 2021, the Unitarian General Assembly held an excellent online presentation, “Religious Same-Sex Marriage: Why It Matters”, which […]Read more
Worship
On 18 September 2021, the Unitarian Digital Resources Network arranged for UK Unitarians to access training in delivering hybrid services from Rev. Kimberley Debus, who recently served as minister at […]Read more
The Worship Studies Course is one many of us have taken over the years, and is perhaps one of the most important training opportunities offered by the national Unitarian movement, […]Read more
Recently we thought about some possible guiding principles for our informal ‘Discover and Discuss’ services, where we listen to some thought-provoking ideas, and discuss them afterwards. As Unitarians, like everyone […]Read more
From our friends at Ipswich Unitarian Meeting House – a poem by a member of their congregation about their feelings on returning to their spiritual home after the lifting of […]Read more
Monday Night: Rev. Jo James and “What is the spirit saying in the churches?” Rev. Jo James led a powerful and wide-ranging session, beginning with the creation of a meditative […]Read more
Opening Worship: Dr Jane Blackall and “The Beloved Community” Dr Jane Blackall from Kensington Unitarians led us in worship, with chalice lighting, hymns and prayers combining to create a sacred […]Read more
Recently we’ve introduced livestreaming our services on Zoom for the benefit of church members who can’t make it to the service in person or who prefer not it. We’ve also […]Read more
Rev. Bob Janis-Dillon continued his work in the new role of ‘Congregational Connections Lead Officer’ by bringing together a small group of Unitarians from across the UK to talk about […]Read more
Possibly not the most thrilling name for a Unitarian group, compared to, say “Earth Spirit”, or “Peace Fellowship”, but sometimes it’s less important to have a catchy name compared to, […]Read more
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