Kensington Unitarians

Service led by Carole Grace and Sarah Tinker: "How shall we find our unique gifts and use them to make the world a better place? With a collection for Simple Gifts the Unitarian social action project based in Bethnal Green. Featuring a reading from Antony Bunsee."

Service led by Rev. Sarah Tinker: "Unitarians offer people the opportunity to create unique ceremonies to mark life's transitions and encourage people to become celebrants. Power then is shared, not held by just a few. Featuring a reading from Harold Lorenzelli."

Service led by Rev. Sarah Tinker: "The first of three services exploring what we Unitarians bring to the world. For centuries Unitarians have encouraged people to explore faith in freedom. But what does that mean in 21st century Britain? Featuring a reading from Tristan Jovanovic."

Service led by Jane Blackall: "Unitarian Universalist minister Gordon McKeeman says 'in making a life, we're all cooking with leftovers from childhood, even infancy. The longer we're at it, the more leftovers there are... You open the door, and you are faced with the problem, "what can I make of it?"' Let's consider this big question together. Featuring readings from Roy Clark and Jeannene Powell."

Service led by Rev. Sarah Tinker: "A Unitarian perspective on Easter. Featuring a reading from Tristan Jovanovic."

Service led by Rev. Sarah Tinker and Jeannene Powell: "A day remembering Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem riding a donkey and a chance for us to ponder the rises and falls risked by those in public life."

Service led by Rev. Sarah Tinker and Rev Christopher Corps: "The start of a three week series of services leading to Easter, exploring the eternal wisdom brought to us by the world's wisdom traditions."

Service led by Jeannene Powell: "In this service we'll explore the importance of cultivating joy in the good times to balance the difficult times in life. Featuring a reading given by Juliet Edwards."

Service led by Rev. Sarah Tinker: "Today we'll be celebrating sculptures in public spaces and their creators' ability to express our human condition in physical form. Featuring reflections from Margaret Holmes-Drewry, Heidi Ferid, and Roy Clark, a story given by Veronica Needa, and a reading given by Juliet Edwards."

Service led by Harold Lorenzelli: "Great authors encourage a dialogue within ourselves when we read their works. The goal is a greater understanding of what it is to be a human being. This morning we will be looking at what such works can teach us about ourselves and each other in our search for how to live the good life."

Service led by Rev. Sarah Tinker: "A service to mark the start of Lent and to present a Unitarian approach to Easter's sacrificial theme. Rather than giving up something for Lent why not join our Lent acceptance group? Featuring a reading from Tristan Jovanovic."

Service led by Rev. David Francis Darling: "Benedict of Nursia wrote his Rule for monastics in the 6th century but his ideas are surprisingly modern and still have something to say to everyone in the 21st century."

Service led by Rev. Sarah Tinker: "Nobody promised the journey would always be easy. But what might help us through the stormy times? Featuring a reading from Michaela von Britzke."

Service led by Sarah Tinker, Mehrdad Noorani, Beverley Eve, and The Heart Ensemble: "With visiting musicians, using ancient Gnostic rhythms, and a simple yet profound heart meditation."

Service led by Rev. Sarah Tinker: "With oneness as our goal and love at the helm, we'll explore the timeless message of mystics throughout the ages. Featuring a reading from Michaela von Britzke."

Service led by Jane Blackall: "Minister Amy Zucker Morgenstern says 'As UUs, we inherit a great legacy from generations of people who heard all the "NOs" of either/or thinking and responded with a both/and, affirming, "Why not?"' In this service we will consider the benefits of going beyond the binary of either/or thinking and of attempting to hold apparently contradictory ideas in creative tension. Featuring readings from Tristan Jovanovic and Sonya Leite."

Service led by Rev. Sarah Tinker: "Emerson writes: 'To finish the moment, to find the journey's end in every step of the road, to live the greatest number of good hours, is wisdom.' Together we'll celebrate the Feast of Epiphany and the New Year. Featuring readings from Juliet Edwards, Alice Lambert and John Hands."

Service led by Tristan Jovanovic: "Sin is often left out of discussions of liberal religion because of its associated baggage. Could it instead be a useful lens for us to examine moral and ethical issues, reclaiming the term without guilt, atonement theology or the threat of perdition? Featuring a reading from Michaela von Britzke."

Service led by Rev. Sarah Tinker: "Join us for our traditional, contemplative Christmas Eve service. Featuring readings from Tristan Jovanovic and Veronica Needa."

Service led by Rev. Sarah Tinker: "As the shortest day of the year approaches we'll gather to celebrate the darkness and to welcome warmth and light into our lives. Featuring readings from Jeannene Powell and Gina Bayley."