New Unity

20/08/2026

Coming up on Sunday 23rd August...

‘Our Earth, Our Responsibility: Beyond Personal Dominion’ - Rev Andy Marshall

The growing impact of climate change has ignited a debate over whether humans have dominion over the earth to use it as we please, or whether we are stewards responsible for protecting its resources. Over the past half century, many companies have quietly worked to shift the focus away from corporate impact and toward individual accountability. At this service, Anglican minister and university chaplain Rev'd Andy Marshall will explore how the influence and resources of powerful organisations and people make them more accountable for leading in the stewardship of our planet.

Hope to see you there! Visit new-unity.org for more info.

11/08/2026

At this coming Sunday gathering, 16th Aug, we'll be talking about lists! We make lists to remember, plan, and bring order to our daily lives — grocery lists, to-do lists, bucket lists, mental lists of joys and grievances, and of the successes and losses that we carry with us. This service will explore what these small acts of ordering chaos reveal about hope, grief, and the quiet discipline of paying attention to our own lives.

Attend on-site or on Zoom. Visit https://www.new-unity.org for more information, directions to the Meeting House, and for the Zoom link (there is a short registration process).

[Photo courtesy of Thomas Bormans at Unsplash]

06/08/2026

Wrestling with a spiritual or religious question? Coming this Sunday, 9th Aug: ‘The Question Box’ with Rev Adam...

At this Sunday gathering, everyone will be invited to submit a question they’re pondering related to spirituality, religion, Unitarianism, social justice, or anything else about being human, and Rev Adam will do his best to answer them!

Attend on-site or on Zoom. Visit https://www.new-unity.org for more information, directions to the Meeting House, and for the Zoom link (there is a short registration process).

[Photo by Emily Morter and Unsplash]

27/07/2026

Coming up at the gathering this Sunday, 2nd August...

‘Practicing Profound Purpose: An Invitation to Dream Again’ - Rev Shige Sakurai & Rev Adam Slate

Constant emergencies and crises leave us crumbling inside, too traumatized by the past and present to dream of the future. How do we break the cycle of operating for mere survival? Join Rev. Shige Sakurai to explore practices of Profound Purpose—a framework for discernment, development, and deployment of a ‘why’ that sustains us. Move beyond burnout and ‘thin purpose’ into a space of grounding and liberation. Come stop reacting and start healing.

Attend on-site or on Zoom. Visit https://www.new-unity.org for more information, directions to the Meeting House, and for the Zoom link (there is a short registration process).

New Unity is a radically inclusive community dedicated to love and justice. It's people who have the power, and the responsibility, to make a better world.

27/07/2026

Welcome to Spiritual Explorers, a new series of in-person meetings at New Unity to explore spiritual and moral themes drawing on inputs and shared reflections by participants. These will take place monthly on Thursday evenings.

The theme of the first session is Kindness, on Thursday 10th September between 6-8pm in the Mary Wollstonecraft room. Snacks will be provided between 6 and 6.30pm.

Facilitators: Suzanne Cohen & Tara Weeramanthri

More info:

A new series of in-person meetings at New Unity to explore spiritual and moral themes drawing on inputs and shared reflections by participants.

24/07/2026

We’re recruiting: part-time Rentals Manager!

Our Rentals Manager is moving on at the end of August and we are recruiting for her successor.

The Rentals Manager will be responsible for the day-to-day management of the rental of these buildings and spaces. This role would be ideal for a thorough and organised person with strong administration skills, who is looking to work part-time in a flexible, charitable context.

Applications close on Tuesday 18th August. Please share this link with your networks, or anyone you know who may want to apply!

Find out more here: https://www.new-unity.org/vacancies

22/07/2026

This Sunday, 12.45pm, NGMH: Global Justice Discussion Group

This is a monthly space at New Unity to make sense of events happening in our fast-changing world, share how we’re thinking and feeling about them, sit with the discomfort, and to ask what a values-led response might look like.

This month’s topic: Sanctions, also known by the United Nations as Unilateral Coercive Measures. Join us to discuss what forms sanctions take, whose interests they serve, what impact they have and whether there are any circumstances under which sanctions serve to promote global justice.

More info:

The Global Justice Discussion Group is a new monthly space at New Unity to make sense of events happening in our fast-changing world, share how we’re thinking and feeling about them, sit with the discomfort, and to ask what a values-led response might look like.

21/07/2026

Coming up at the gathering this Sunday, 26th July...

"Who Must Become Whole?" - Rev Adam Slate

In our passionate fight for what we believe, we often find ourselves opposite people equally committed to not yielding, each side convinced that our struggle is the only path to truth. While we know not every public or political position serves human flourishing, it may also be true that the possible outcomes are not as binary as they appear. Perhaps the journey to wholeness lies not in competing for a majority share of power, but in seeking solutions that can meet the deeper needs of more people.

Kids Club is on hiatus for the summer; everyone will join in the chapel for the service.

Attend on-site or on Zoom. Visit https://www.new-unity.org for more information, directions to the Meeting House, and for the Zoom link (there is a short registration process).

New Unity is a radically inclusive community dedicated to love and justice. It's people who have the power, and the responsibility, to make a better world.

17/07/2026

On Monday: North London Unitarian Men's Circle

This online gathering offers a chance to share experiences and insights about important topics that impact our lives. All who hold a gender identity that aligns with our men's group community are welcome regardless of one's specific church involvement, duration or frequency of attending services, or other expressed identities. Hosted jointly with Rosslyn Hill Chapel.

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All who hold a gender identity that aligns with our men's group community are welcome.