About us
Do you think of yourself as 'spiritual but not religious'? This group could be for you!
This is a social group for inspiration and discussion in the Unitarian spirit of tolerance, sharing and hope for the contemporary world. We list events happening in some of the nine Unitarian spiritual communities in Greater London.
Unitarianism is spirituality without dogma. Unitarians value the principles of diversity and equality rather than subscribing to any one particular religion or creed. Unitarianism is an open-minded and individual approach to religion so there is scope for a very wide range of beliefs and doubts.
London Unitarian communities:
Rosslyn Hill Unitarian Chapel - www.rosslynhillchapel.org.uk
Golders Green Unitarians - www.goldersgreenunitarians.org
New-Unity - www.new-unity.org
Kensington Unitarians - www.kensington-unitarians.org.uk
Richmond and Putney Unitarians - www.rpuc.org.uk
Brixton Unitarians - www.brixtonunitarians.org
Lewisham Unity - www.lewishamunitarians.org.uk
Croydon Unitarians - www.croydonunitarians.org.uk
Stratford Unitarians - www.ukunitarians.org.uk/stratford
Essex Hall Head Office - www.unitarian.org.uk
To find a Unitarian community near you, visit: https://www.unitarian.org.uk/your-spiritual-home
Upcoming events
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Turning Inwards: What Can Stories Teach Us About Deep Listening?
Rosslyn Hill Chapel, 3 Pilgrim's Pl, London NW3 1NG, UK, London, GBJoin storyteller Reuben Morris for a workshop of story, stillness and connection. After a grounding meditation, Reuben will share three traditional stories as a starting point for exploring the role of listening in our lives. Conversations in pairs, group reflection and gentle communication exercises will help us listen more deeply to ourselves and to one another.
About Reuben: Reuben is a Sheffield-based storyteller who has told tales around the country. He has begun sharing ancient myths and fairytales in prisons as tools for reflection, and he has trained in non-violent communication. He also lives in a Buddhist community.
Suggested donation £10 for those who can afford to make a contribution. We are a registered charity. Please give what you can.
Photo by Jose Murillo on Unsplash
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Wheel of the Year: Samhain Pagan / Hallowe'en Samhain/Hallowe’en Pagan Ceremony
Rosslyn Hill Chapel, 3 Pilgrim's Pl, London NW3 1NG, UK, London, GBJoin us to turn the Wheel of the Year with ritual, poetry and meditation and honour those who have gone before us.
Suggested donation of £5.
Can be made as cash or contactless donations at the end of the ceremony. You can also donate to the Chapel online.Image by Ollie Mitchell on Unsplash.
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Past events
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