Kensington Unitarians are a community of kindred souls who meet each week at Essex Church in Notting Hill Gate to explore, reflect, converse, be still, share joys and sorrows, and support one another on life’s journey. We are proud to be part of a worldwide and historic liberal religious tradition.
Our main activity is Sunday worship and we hold a service each week at 11am. All are welcome. Services are usually themed and include readings from a variety of sources, prayers, music, singing, stillness, and a short sermon. Our children’s leaders provide an alternative programme of activities for younger people. Small-group activities are another key part of our programme. We offer courses and workshops exploring spiritual and religious matters, drawing on diverse sources of wisdom and inspiration, and considering life’s meaning together with others on the spiritual journey.
sunday services |
other activities |
| Sunday 24th November at 11.00am ‘How We Spend Our Days’ Led by Sarah Tinker & Jane Blackall |
Sunday 24th November, 12.45-2pm Sunday Conversation: On ‘Time and Transience’. |
| Sunday 1st December at 11.00am ‘It is Enough’ Led by Rev. Sarah Tinker |
Tuesday 26th November, 6.45 for 7-8.30pm Poetry for a Winter’s Night: Let Sarah have poems ahead of time |
| Sunday 8th December at 11.00am ‘Lonely Hearts’ Led by Jane Blackall |
Thursday 5th December, 6.45 for 7-8pm Heart and Soul: Led by Jane Blackall |
| Sunday 15th December at 11.00am ‘Carol Service: Gifts Everlasting’ Led by Sarah Tinker & Jeannene |
Sunday 8th December, 12.30-1.00pm Inclusive Communion: Led by Jane Blackall |
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