Services
Our weekly Sunday services are at 11.00 am. Visitors are always welcome to our services and to join us afterwards for tea or coffee in our Garden Room.
Services consist of hymns from one of our three Unitarian hymn books with accompaniment from our magnificent and recently restored 1862 organ; prayers; readings (which might be from religious or secular sources) and an address from the Minister, on a wide-ranging and challenging series of topics, often relevant to the time of year, to a festival or to a day of commemoration or remembrance. Some services are accompanied by a musical offering, either on the piano or from our singing group.
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Sunday Services
We are pleased to announce that all services are now back in the Chapel on Sundays at 11am (see calendar below), with Covid precautions including the need to wear a mask. The services are also transmitted by Zoom. Click the link below and join with us. Services start at 11.00am, but you can open the Zoom link from 10.30am onwards. The Meeting ID is: 871 7727 9915 Click here to open Zoom
Sunday 4 11.00am | Flower Service. Please bring along a wild or cultivated garden flower garden as part of a 100 year old Unitarian tradition |
Sunday 11 11.00am | Simon Hall |
Sunday 18 11.00am | Simon Hall |
Sunday 25 11.00am | Arek Malecki’s first service as Minister |
Sunday 2 11.00am | The Minister |
Sunday 9 11.00am | The Minister |
Sunday 23 11.00am | The Minister |
Sunday 30 11.00am | The Minister |
Sunday 6 11.00am | The Minister |
Sunday 13 11.00am | The Minister |
Sunday 20 11.00am | The Minister |
Sunday 27 11.00am | The Minister |
Sunday 1 11.00am | The Minister |
Sunday 8 11.00am | The Minister |
Sunday 15 11.00am | The Minister |
Sunday 22 11.00am | The Minister |
Sunday 29 11.00am | The Minister |
CHAPEL TRAILSIn collaboration with the Arts Society we have compiled 2 trails for the chapel – ‘Children’s’ Trail’ and ‘Memory Trail’ which are a fun way for children or adults with memory difficulties to take a heritage tour of the chapel. Visitors are welcome to experience these by contacting us beforehand through the contact section of the website. Answer sheets are available in the chapel.
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to view the Children’s’ Trail leaflet
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to view the Memory Trail leaflet
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