By Winnie Green, who supported the motion at the 2022 General Assembly of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches to consult on the branding. I had for many years passed the […]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
Rev. Bob Janis-Dillon began his work in the new role of ‘Congregational Connections Lead Officer’ by bringing together a diverse group of Unitarians from across the UK to talk about […]Read more
Whenever we have a discussion on the nature of God, we often end up finding that there are as many ideas of God as there are Unitarians in the room; […]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
Since its formation in 2018, the Findhorn Unitarian Network has continued to offer two themed hour-long meditation sessions a month, at the weekend and during the week. I’ve been attending […]Read more
On 23rd March 2021, Rev. Bob Janis-Dillon continued his work in the new role of ‘Congregational Connections Lead Officer’ by bringing together a select group of Unitarians from across the […]Read more
As the weather warms up, we’re all looking to the future, and the question I get asked more than any other is Will we be able to meet in person […]Read more
There’s something to be said for moments of abstinence and restraint. Part of Lent is appreciating what we have by deliberately not having it for a time. And this may […]Read more
A poem by Stephen Jackson: There is a kind of knowledge that’s a feeling not a fact – and maybe now you know what you have long since known: a […]Read more
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