Sunday Assembly Bristol: August 2018: Bee Positive

You like bees, right? Everyone does. At least we can agree they're better than wasps; they only sting as a last resort, they pollinate flowers and they make honey rather than mustard*.
You also like being positive, right? It's better than being sad; you get to work out your face by smiling, lowers your blood pressure and makes challenges in your life seem more achievable.

Well, we've got a smashing combination of these two topics at this Sunday Assembly - Dr Clara Montogomery (Phd) is coming to talk to us about Beeing Positive (though probably not in the way you expect). We've also got a variety of bee themed puns lined up. And songs, and readings and oh my, just so much.

Our aim at all Sunday Assembly events is to be radically inclusive. That means that really anyone is welcome to any Sunday Assembly in the world. We'll do our best to not make you feel singled out or treated differently, but we are human so are likely to err, so please feel like you can message us and let us know if we did anything wrong. There's a good chance you may feel challenged (to be a better person hopefully!).

Kids are always welcome at Sunday Assembly events, and events at the Trinity Centre are wheelchair accessible and we try and make events at other sites accessible too.

In the mean time, why not come along to one of the other fun events we run, or even a Chat and Planning meeting to help organise the next assembly! Just send the main page a message and we'll get back to you sharpish

*Do wasps really make mustard? That doesn't sound right but I don't know enough about mustard to dispute it.