On my way to Restore Nature Now march for nature and delighted to see that The Unitarians for Climate Justice get a shout out in The Guardian coverage #RestoreNatureNow

People So Bold podcast: Our Chief Officer Liz Slade talks about the intersection of spirituality and activism, how connection with a spiritual community can sustain those who are working to create systemic change. Have a listen! bit.ly/PSBLizSlade

An invitation to collective ritual as we step across a threshold with next week’s #GeneralElection2024 Whatever you think of the candidates, the parties, the electoral system, this moment of collective action can be a reminder of our power: alternativeoath.uk/generalelectio…

As the visits to the King and the swearing in on holy books begin, you might take a moment of ritual for yourself, and the commitments you want to make as we cross this threshold alternativeoath.uk/generalelectio…

Such an interesting overview - I knew about the Unitarian influence in the lives of Ramsay MacDonald and Neville Chamberlain, but I am delighted to learn that William Beveridge was the son of a Unitarian!

Totally agree that financial patronage of individual pioneering leaders would be a very impactful form of direct philanthropy

The great majority of blue plaques are for men so now is a good time to think about which women’s lives deserve to be celebrated

This was lots of fun! Glad to share my experience of working with The Unitarians Sunday Assembly and @reading_walking, and innovating outside of tradition and institutions - and to learn from the many fascinating people at Modern Church

Glad to be one of the hundreds signing this open letter to the Attorney General on the sentences given to the #WholeTruthFive for peaceful protest. Our civil liberties were hard won and are precious even to those of us who have never blocked a road defendourjuries.org/wtf/

Nick Cave stepping into the gaps left by religion #273 - this is beautiful and practical on loneliness theredhandfiles.com/thoughts-about…

In the current exodus and related reflection on the impact of this place on my consciousness over the last 15 or so years, I realise I’ve never told anyone until today that this is what I think of whenever anyone says “NBD”

Our Chief Officer Liz Slade takes the stage at Greenbelt Festival tomorrow, along with Gail Bradbrook and DavidBenjaminBlower, talking about "the religion we need next". Including a message from Brian Eno! greenbelt.org.uk/artists/liz-sl…

I forgot to take a picture of the incredible lunch laid on by the Plymouth Unitarian congregation when we held our Exec Committee meeting there this weekend, but it was a joy to be there for the service on ‘deep time’ this morning - including this extraordinary early 20thC hymn

At a time when people are desperately hungry for spiritual community, if this flavour of religion is the easiest one for them to find, well, then the rest of us aren’t doing our jobs well enough

What are the best ways of a dispersed international community to make collective decisions about how to use money? Richard D. Bartlett I particularly trust the answer you might give 😊

A fascinating episode of Leading, with the Archbishop of Canterbury, inc commendable openness about mental health. And if like ALASTAIR CAMPBELL you are a ‘pro-faith atheist’, know that The Unitarians can be a spiritual home for free and enquiring community unitarian.org.uk/who-we-are/rad…

You can reduce the annoyance of people’s foolish beliefs by increasing your understanding of why they believe them

Unexpectedly emotional to see this announcement (even though I knew it was happening!) because New Unity has been such a transformative place for me - so glorious to see them entering a new chapter with a brilliant new minister