Kensington Unitarians

Service led by Rev. Sarah Tinker: "What role might curiosity play for those of us on a spiritual path? Described by Albert Einstein as more important than knowledge, curiosity may be the encouragement we need to set off on new journeys of exploration. Featuring a reading given by Carole Grace."

Service led by Jane Blackall: "Many of us will be all too familiar with the heavy feelings of shame, unworthiness, and 'not being good enough' in various ways. In this service we will explore the ways in which shame can limit our lives and consider ways to overcome its effects. Featuring readings by Antony Bunsee and Tristan Jovanovic."

Service led by Rev. Sarah Tinker and our Kids' Club: "Celebrate the many talents of our congregation members. With a deeper look at the importance of being who we truly are. An all-age service."

Service led by Jim Scott and Sarah Tinker: "Jim has written some of our favourite hymns and is appreciated for his work on the Green Sanctuary program in the States. Come and enjoy his tuneful approach to peace, justice and loving the earth on which we live."

Service led by Rev. Sarah Tinker: "Communities around the country will be marking the 800th anniversary of the Magna Carta today with a LiberTea celebrating our rights to justice and freedom. Church bells will ring out in the afternoon to mark the occasion. Explore what liberty means for you. Featuring a reading by Antony Bunsee."

Service led by Rev. Sarah Tinker: "Using Neil Douglas-Klotz's translation of the Beatitudes, this meditative service will explore what really matters to us in life. Featuring readings by Jeannene Powell and Carole Grace."

Service led by Rev. Sarah Tinker: "Our congregation has been created by hundreds of people who give their time to support the community. In this service we will honour all who have given, and continue to give, their support in this way and consider possibilities for involvement."

Service led by Jeanenne Powell: "Considering the various 'sabbath' and 'rest day' observations in various religions, we consider the usefulness of the principles contained in these and reflect on our own 'Sabbath' time." Featuring readings from Antony Bunsee and Veronica Needa.

Service led by Rev. Bill Darlison with Jane Blackall: "What's the fastest growing religion in Ireland, and probably in Britain too? What is its holy text? What are its sacraments? How can I join? And how is this religion related to Unitarianism? You may be surprised by the answers!"

Service led by Rev. Sarah Tinker: "Come and join us in celebrating all creatures with whom we share this planet. Chance to nominate your favourite animal and to recognise the gifts they bring to our world. Why not bring a friend, furry or otherwise." Featuring readings from Sam Boyero and Gina Bayley.

Service led by Rev. Sarah Tinker: "Today we will be bringing back news from our recent Annual Meetings and appreciating our world-wide liberal connections." Featuring a reading from Caroline Blair.

Service led by Jane Blackall and Members of the Congregation: "In this service some members of the congregation will select their favourite hymns and say a little about how these hymns articulate their perspective on our Unitarian faith and values. Featuring reflections from Natasha Drennan, Sonya Leite, Jonathan Crawford, Roy Clark, Liz Tuckwell and Jane Blackall."

Service led by Rev. Sarah Tinker: "Today we will explore some of the key themes of the Easter narrative and the many ways we can take steps towards new life." Featuring a reading from Veronica Needa.

Service led by Rev. Johanna Boeke: "At the end of the month we will be visited by Rev. Jopie Boeke, long-standing friend of our congregation, who was once interim minister at Essex Church. Jopie says that this service will be an attempt to address some of "the big questions" of life." Featuring a reading from Juliet Edwards.

Service led by Rev. Sarah Tinker: "Human groups so quickly divide themselves into 'us' and 'them'. How might spiritually literate and socially aware people help to transcend such tendencies?" Featuring a reading from Antony Bunsee.

Service led by Rev. Sarah Tinker: "Poet Wendell Berry tells us that 'what we need is here'. In today's service we'll have an opportunity to explore what it is we really want and need and how we might learn from our yearnings." Featuring a reading from Carole Grace.

Service led by Jane Blackall and Members of the Congregation: "In a change from the advertised service we offer this collection of readings and reflections on the theme 'You are Not Alone'" Featuring readings from Tristan Jovanović, Antony Bunsee, Juliet Edwards, Sonya Leite and Veronica Needa.

Service led by Rev. Sarah Tinker: "As England celebrates the 800th anniversary of the signing of the Magna Carta, let's consider how laws can shape a harmonious society and a well lived life - and how easily in some circumstances the rule of law can be undermined." Featuring a reading from Carolyn Appleby.

Service led by Harold Lorenzelli: "Our very own Harold says: 'I will be looking at how to unlock the potential of the day. This will involve looking at various techniques that help us achieve that goal.'"