Sunday Service

Our services can be wide ranging in belief, practice and feel, but we seek to include people from all walks of life and experiences.

We often build upon a Christian-style service with hymns, readings, prayers, and a Reflection, but we draw from many traditions, seeking inspiration from different religions and philosophies. We mark the start of worship with the lighting of a chalice and people are invited to share an event of the past week that has been joyful or challenging.

We seek to provide a space where people can come as they are, without feeling pressured to participate beyond their own level of comfort. We want to be a place where you can come, without regard to age, sex, sexual orientation, gender, or any other identity one may hold. After the service you are welcome to join the minister in the library for refreshments.

The Sunday Service has a strong Sunday School (otherwise known as the Rainbow Rebels) programme, we employ three Sunday School facilitators. The children explore poetry, music, and drama. Also, the children are given opportunities to explore social issues and injustices.

Sunday Services are held at 11am

Next Service

Sunday Service

Sunday, 27th September at 11:00am

Harvest of the Spirit

“We can only be said to be alive in those moments when our hearts are conscious of our treasures.” — Thornton Wilder

Taken by: Reverend Philip Waldron

Upcoming Services

September

Sunday, 27th 11:00am	Sunday Service Harvest of the Spirit “We can only be said to be alive in those moments when our hearts are conscious of our treasures.” — Thornton Wilder Taken by: Reverend Philip Waldron

October

Sunday, 4th 11:00am	Sunday Services All Creatures Sacred “A part of one’s soul remains unawakened until one has loved an animal.” – Anatole France Taken by: Reverend Philip Waldron
Sunday, 11th 11:00am	Sunday Service Echoes of the Ancestors “We carry within us all the wonders we seek outside us.” – Rumi Taken by: Reverend Philip Waldron
Sunday, 18th 11:00am	Sunday Service The Vine: Honouring Transformation, Ripening, and the Wisdom of Autumn To live in this world you must be able to transform the raw presence of suffering into a deeper belonging - unknown Taken by: Reverend Philip Waldron
Sunday, 25th 12:00am	Sunday Service Charles Sprague: The Poet of Early Unitarian America “Man is a being born unto knowledge; he cannot stop short of the limits of being.” — Charles Sprague, “Curiosity” (1829) Taken by: Reverend Philip Waldron

November

Sunday, 1st 11:00am	Sunday Service Day of the Dead “To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die.” – Thomas Campbell Taken by: Reverend Philip Waldron
Sunday, 8th 11:00am	Sunday Service Remembrance “They shall grow not old…” – Binyon Taken by: Reverend Philip Waldron
Sunday, 15th 11:00am	Sunday Service Saints of the Desert “Sit in your cell, and your cell will teach you everything.” – Abba Moses Taken by: Reverend Philip Waldron
Sunday, 22nd 11:00am	Sunday Service The Hearth of the Heart “Where there is room in the heart, there is room in the home.” – Danish proverb Taken by: Reverend Philip Waldron
Sunday, 29th 11:00am	Sunday Service Advent: Hope in the Shadows “Hope is the thing with feathers…” – Emily Dickinson Taken by: Reverend Philip Waldron

December

Sunday, 6th 11:00am	Sunday Service The Gift of Wonder “They rejoiced with exceeding great joy.” – Matthew 2:10 Taken by: Reverend Philip Waldron
Sunday, 13th 11:00am	Sunday Service Stars of Memory “The light shines in the darkness…” – John 1:5 Taken by: Reverend Philip Waldron
Sunday, 20th 11:00am	Sunday Service A Symphony of Angels “Peace among those whom he favours.” – Luke 2:14 Taken by: Reverend Philip Waldron
Thursday, 24th 6:30pm	Christmas Eve Service The Heart of the Stable “She laid him in a manger…” – Luke 2:7 Taken by: Reverend Philip Waldron