Kensington Unitarians

Service led by Rev. Sarah Tinker: "What qualities do spiritually resilient communities need in turbulent times? Featuring reader Roy Clark."

Service led by Rev. Sarah Tinker: "A celebration of our human capacity to love through the tough times and set clear boundaries when needed. Featuring a reading by Michaela von Britzke."

Service led by Sarah Tinker and Jeannene Powell: "How can we put faith into action when we witness wrongdoing?"

Service led by Rev. Sarah Tinker: "Bring a flower to our annual flower communion as we honour those who stood courageously for their faith and for freedom."

Service led by Jeannene Powell: "In this service, we'll be looking at the way we deepen our connections, with ourselves, others and which is of most worth to us. Featuring a reading by Brian Ellis."

Service led by Rev. Sarah Tinker: "How is the Internet enhancing your sense of spiritual connection? Sarah says 'do let me know your thoughts on this topic'. Featuring a reading by Antony Bunsee."

Service led by Sarah Tinker and Roy Clark: "How the gentle art of conversation can help to make this world a better place."

Service led by Rev. Sarah Tinker: "Touch can be one of the simplest, yet most profound ways to experience connection with another. It can also be misused. How can our touch be authentic, respectful and loving? Featuring a reading by Michaela von Britzke."

Service led by Rev. Sarah Tinker and Congregation Members: "An exploration of the many ways we've been changed by life. Featuring reflections by Julia Alden and Brian Ellis and a reading given by Veronica Needa."

Service led by Jeannene Powell: "Pain is something we can all experience, and encounter in different forms. In this service, we'll look at how we might transform our own experience of pain, and be of service in the transformation of the pain of another. Featuring readings given by Gina Bayley and Brian Ellis."

Service led by Sarah Tinker and Jane Blackall: "Today's service, marking Easter Day, will include a special charity collection for Migrants Organise, and will be followed by a congregational bring-and-share lunch. Featuring readings given by Greta and Gina."

Service led by Rev. Sarah Tinker: "On Palm Sunday, join us for this exploration of responding to life changing events, both those we can and cannot control. Featuring a reading given by Tristan Jovanovic."

Service led by Jane Blackall: "Many of us might say that our life has been changed by one way or another by the twists and turns of our faith journey down the years. In this service we will be looking at the ways in which being part of a religious community can truly transform our lives... if we are open to it. Featuring readings given by Antony Bunsee and Michaela von Britzke."

Service led by Rev. Sarah Tinker: "How do we make our moral choices in life and what principles guide our steps? We'll share a simple ritual to honour Mothering Sunday and the service will be followed by a Sunday conversation. Featuring a reading given by Harold Lorenzelli."

Service led by Rev. Sarah Tinker: "As we celebrate the spring equinox we'll also take time to think beyond polarising dualism to the rich complexity of real life."

Service led by Rev. Sarah Tinker: "What message might Nadia Bolz Weber's community, a House for All Sinners and Saints, have for the likes of us? What would it feel like to have every part of us welcomed and accepted, just as we are? What damage is done when we do not feel accepted in our entirety? Featuring a reading given by Jeannene Powell."

Service led by Jeannene Powell: "It is often (mis)quoted that 'money is the root of all evil'. In this service we'll explore different approaches to money in relation to religion and allow you to make up your own mind. Featuring readings given by Juliet Edwards and Brian Ellis."

Service led by Rev. Sarah Tinker: "Sarah speaks of her recent visit to Findhorn: How one community in north east Scotland lives its values through inner listening, right relationship and living sustainably in co-operation with nature. The service also features a contribution by Julia Alden speaking about the charity project 'Generation. Education. Period.'"

Service led by Harold Lorenzelli: "How many of us would describe ourselves as wise, and if we do what do we mean by that? Is wisdom definable as a quality or are there just wise acts? Do we always follow good advice, and if we do, or don't, what impels us to behave the way we do? Where does our communal worship fit in to the picture? These and other related questions will form the response to the question: The quest for wisdom, are we on track?"

Service led by Sarah Tinker and Jeannene Powell: "We sometimes speak of an inner wisdom. In this service we'll consider the many paths to knowing ourselves better - through our bodies and deepening emotional awareness."