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Sunday Service 11th October, 11 am

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The Consolations of Failosophy (… or the joy of Unitarian striving)

 

The week's service is led by John Naish, a member at BUC 

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Hymns will be from Hymns for Living 
150 Pilgrim’s Hymn

 59 Prayer for Strength

60 Trust in Life

 42 A dream of widening love

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The service will be live-streamed ​on our YouTube channel, and you can join using the link below:
https://www.youtube.com/@BrightonUnitarianChurchLive/streams
​(Please join a few minutes before 11 am) 

This service will not be available after the live stream 


Please do stay for coffee and a chat afterwards.


If you would like to know more about the church, please email our minister, Rev Jennifer Sanders: jennifersanders@brightonunitarian.org.uk ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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Sunday Service 18th October, 11 am​

 

“Storms”

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This week's service will be led by Rev Patrick Timperley, a Unitarian Minister since 2009, with pastoral oversight at Ditchling Chapel and President of the National Unitarian Fellowship

 

Hymns are from Hymns for Living and Sing Your Faith 

280 Morning has broken (HFL)

 33 Do you hear? (HFL)

 2 A promise through the ages (SYF)

 44 Give thanks for life (SYF)

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​The service will be live-streamed ​on our YouTube channel, and you can join using the link below:
https://www.youtube.com/@BrightonUnitarianChurchLive/streams
​(Please join a few minutes before 11 am) 

This service will not be available after the live stream 


Please do stay for coffee and a chat afterwards.


If you would like to know more about the church, please email our minister, Rev Jennifer Sanders: jennifersanders@brightonunitarian.org.uk ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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Patrick is in West Wales at the top of Plynlimon, Cardiganshire. He studied theology not far from the location of the picture, at the University of Wales (St. David’s College Lampeter) and was ordained as a minister in the Church in Wales (Anglican) in 1988. I started attending a Unitarian chapel more than 30 years ago.

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Safeguarding 

We take safeguarding very seriously at Brighton Unitarian Church 

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Working closely with Thirty one eight https://thirtyoneeight.org/ a charity focusing on safeguarding of adults and children, we have developed a comprehensive policy, safeguarding team and statement for hirers to ensure that all those who come to church are protected and supported.

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For more information please contact our minister Rev Jennifer Sanders

jennifersanders@brightonunitarian.org.uk

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Weekly Friday lunchtime fundraising concerts

 

For full details and listings up to the end of November 2026, please go to our Friday lunchtime concerts page: https://www.brightonunitarian.org.uk/friday-lunchtime-concerts

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