Brian has shared these wonderful photos of our last Toy Service in our old building...Read more
Like many congregations, we have a Roll of Honour, of former members of our congregation who died in military service during the two World Wars, and other conflicts.Read more
One of Newcastle Unitarians’ more interesting – and valuable – inheritances from our forebears is a set of silverware, which we think was used for Communion: • 2 silver cups• […]Read more
We’ve been busy clearing out our building following the sale! Here’s a list of the various items we’ve rehomed: This furniture was collected by local charity, Betel Newcastle. We don’t […]Read more
There’s a new 3D model of Newcastle at the Civic Centre – can you spot our church? (It’s here:)Read more
From Louise Reeve, from her original visit to Orkney in 2017: “Herbert Barnes and the Scapa Flow Museum Though many people might not associate ‘north of Scotland’ with ‘world-class scuba […]Read more
Ronald Gordon Wilkin was born in June 1922 in Carlisle to John George Wilkin and Gertrude Margaret Wilkin (née Blundell). He was killed in action on the 17th January 1944, […]Read more
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
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