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A Christmas Message from our President
After an unpredictable and challenging year, our President Anne Mills, offers this Christmas message. At this time, last year, I was preparing a Christmas service for one of my local...
Cork Library uncovers story of African-Irish Unitarian woman 200 years ago
Librarians in the Irish city of Cork have uncovered an unusual baptism record of an African woman in the city’s Unitarian Church from 1816. Catherine McDonald was forcibly taken at...
Welcoming our new Weddings Lead, Rev. Melda Grantham
We are delighted to announced that Rev. Melda Grantham has taken up the new role of Weddings Lead at the General Assembly of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches. This new...
Unitarians take part in ‘Religions For Peace’ interfaith event
The Unitarians took part in a Religions For Peace – Interfaith Youth Network event last Saturday in London, visiting various places of worship including London Buddhist Centre and St Ethelburga’s...
President Anne Mills reflects on Remembrance Sunday at the Cenotaph
“I had been reminded most forcibly, as I always am, at this time of year, of the sacrifices made so that we, today, can live in relative peace, freedom and...
Hampstead Unitarians host Interfaith Workshop to explore dialogue between religions
On 14 November, to mark the beginning of the annual Interfaith Week, an afternoon workshop was held at Rosslyn Hill Unitarian Chapel, in Hampstead. It featured three speakers from different...
Bridport Unitarians ordain new minister, Rev. Elizabeth Harley
On Sunday 3 October, Bridport Unitarians ordained their new minister Rev. Elizabeth Harley at The Chapel In The Garden, Bridport, Dorset. Elizabeth recently completed her ministry training with Unitarian College...
Faith leaders unite to rebuke Policing Bill
Letter signed by Board of Deputies of British Jews, Muslim Council of Britain, the Church of England and others, urges government to ‘think again.’ Concerns the Bill will have a...