Nick Morrice and Adrienne Wilson read The Poetry of Keats, and David Hammond on piano and
Catherine Strachan on cello perform the music of Schubert
Friday 29 July 12:30 pm
Tickets on the door £6 (cash only)
Proceeds shared 2/3 to artists and 1/3 to the chapel
In July 2022 we celebrated 350 years since the beginning of our congregation. Our earliest members would not have identified with the word ‘Unitarian’ but would have entirely understood our ethos of freedom of thought, celebration of diversity, and shared exploration. You can view our 350th anniversary service on the ‘Services’ page of our website, and download a talk about the future of Unitarianism to read here:
The weekend also featured musical entertainment, and of course plenty of cake!
Would you like to chat about a book (fact or fiction), article or blog post you have read?
Would you like to listen to others recommend their good read?
Join us in Chapel on Thursday 29 September 2-4 pm
(This group meets quarterly but will vary dates and times to promote wider accessibility)
The chapel’s poetry group meets (in members’ homes and on zoom) on the last Wednesday of every month, from 7pm to approximately 9pm. Each month the group picks a theme and shares poetry they have found or written on the theme.
Members of York Unitarians and other YUU and neighbouring congregations are invited to an online discussion group in July and August based on ‘Why are we Here? Discerning our Unitarian Mission in
an Upturned World’ . The book has been published this year by the Lindsay Press. You don’t have to have read the book to take part, but there is a copy in the library if you want to have a look, and the essays in it are based on last year’s Hucklow Summer School theme talks, which are still available online to listen to at
https://www.hucklowsummerschool.co.uk/
Sessions are at 6.30pm on 12th and 26th July and 9th and 23rd August, and generally last around an hour