Unitarians for Climate Justice (U4CJ) present 

A soulful day to nurture and resource yourself, for activists across all causes. Tickets coming soon.

An Interfaith Event at Lewisham Unity.

During these turbulent times it is easy to feel completely overwhelmed and full of despair. Join us for an afternoon dedicated to opening our hearts and moving from despair into active hope. 

We will create a deep and meaningful space for sharing grief as well as hope, through shared storytelling, ritual, music and collaborative visual art.

Focusing on gratitude, lamentation and the creative imagination will hopefully move and inspire us to find new energy to be of greater service to our aching world. 

​This event is a collaboration with Spirit of Peace 

​FREE ADMISSION

(Donations for the musicians greatly appreciated) 

For more information please email info@spiritofpeace.co.uk or phonte 07711 960644

Lead by Richard Keelan

Our second Pocket FUSE will be held on Saturday 1st February 2025 at Richmond & Putney Unitarian Church.

We will explore the stigma and experience of mental health, and how our Unitarian theology leads us to inclusiveness and care of those struggling in our congregations.

This event is about how to support those in our congregations and how to keep them safe, healthy, and remain in the circle of fellowship.

An online grant writing workshop that will offer training on how to apply for and write grants with success. The online training is offered by the National Council of Volunteer Organizations.

Please let our district minister know if you’d like to attend by emailing district.minister@ldpaunitarians.org

He will send you the details once you’ve registered with him. This online training coupled with the funding toolkit is an excellent opportunity to increase funding and resources for your congregation.

Ministers on the GA Roll and Ministry Students from the Midland Unitarian Association, the London and South East District and East Midland Union are holding their annual gathering at Harris Manchester College in Oxford on Wednesday 13th November from 10.30am. It’s a time for collegial sharing and fellowship with a chance to hear an invited speaker. All ministers and ministerial students in these districts are warmly invited to attend.  
 
This year the speaker will be College Librarian Kate Alderson-Smith, who will be displaying treasures from the College's archives and special collections, including Joseph Priestley's artefacts and a copy of the Racovian Catechism, that 16th century faith statement from the Polish Brethren, which is a foundational text for Unitarianism. Kate will also give a brief history of the college’s Dissenting and Unitarian collections. 
 
The morning ends with a lunch provided by the College. Attenders will be asked to pay £22 as a contribution towards the costs of tea and lunch.

Please let Rev’d CJ McGregor know as soon as possible if you are planning to attend, and any dietary requirements you have. Email district.minister@ldpaunitarians.org