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
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
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
An article from the Heaton History Group, used with their permission. Many thanks! Over fifty years ago a Heaton High School pupil sat on the number 11 bus to school […]Read more
We are planning to film a virtual tour of our building this summer, to make a record of this wonderful building for the future, and to share some of our […]Read more
By Maurice Large, Chairman, 21st January 2018, for the Newcastle upon Tyne Unitarians Anniversary Service. “In 1905, a lightning strike started a fire which destroyed the wood-framed Gothic-style Unity Church, […]Read more
Maurice Large writes: “Our good friends Kathryn and David Garratt have sent me an extract from the diary of Dean Inge, the Dean of St Paul’s Cathedral from 1911 and […]Read more
A Unitarian Olympian Maurice Large writes: “Alec Burns (often also known as Alex) was a regular attender at the Church of the Divine Unity during the ‘60s and ‘70s and […]Read more
In November 2020 we were asked to contribute the names of those from Tyneside Congregations and Schools who had died in the First World War to Ed Fordham, who was […]Read more