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Upcoming events and services

Drop in monthly events

grief
Colours of Grief: Our Shared Experience of Love and Loss

A mutual support group for those coming to terms with grief and loss.

exploration
Living the Questions

A spiritual and philosophical exploration group.

singing
Singing Meditation: Together in Song and Silence

A simple and spiritual connective experience using song chants from a variety of traditions and shared communal silence.

poetry
Consolation, Sorrow and Joy

An eclectic poetry evening where those present share beloved poems crafted by themselves or by others.

Calendar of events

Unless otherwise stated all our events have the same Zoom number ID: 84190828195 (no password required). To listen via the telephone dial  01314601196 or 02030512874  and type in the same zoom number ID when prompted

For donations, our CAF Bank details are as follows: Account name: Dunham Road Unitarian Chapel, Sort code: 40-52-40, Account number: 00060219. Thank you!               

grief
The Colours of Grief
Saturday 13 April 2024
15:00
Our shared experience of love and loss. A mutual support group. In the Small Schoolroom. All welcome.
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Sunday Service
Sunday 14 April 2024
11:30
Led by the minister Rev Danny Crosby, live in chapel and on zoom- ID no' at top of page. Coffee served afterwards in the Small Schoolroom. All welcome.
grief
Singing Meditation.
Tuesday 16 April 2024
19:00
Together in Song and Silence. In the Small Schoolroom. All Welcome.
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Sunday Service
Sunday 21 April 2024
11:30
Led by Larry Bode. Live in chapel and on zoom - ID No' 952 1078 0810. Followed by coffee and conversation afterwards in the Small School Room. All welcome.
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Sunday Service
Sunday 28 April 2024
11:30
Led by the minister Rev Danny Crosby, live in chapel and on zoom ID No' at top of page. Followed by coffee and conversation in the Small Schoolroom. All welcome.
exploration
Living the Questions
Tuesday 30 April 2024
19:30
A philosophical discussion group Topic: Is an Unjust Peace better than a Just War?' Led by Adie Tindall, in the Small Schoolroom. All welcome