How do we live life knowing we will die?

We do not know what will happen after we die. So how do we live this life, the one we are living now so that it is full and has meaning?

Using her life experience and knowledge of psychology,  Helen will guide us through this idea with music, poetry, research and, of course, Hymns. Children's Chapel taking place simultaneously in the Hall. See below for details.

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Bright Lights children's programme: 

We will begin by introducing ourselves and getting familiar with our Unitarian Community. We will have a lesson around the symbol of The Flaming Chalice and a discussion about various understandings of our Mantra: Open-Minded , Loving-Hearted and Helping-Handed.

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You can also watch online via our YouTube Channel. 

You are also invited to join us afterwards for a virtual social gathering, Virtual Side Aisle, at noon via Zoom. Details and the Zoom link are on our weekly update email. You can also find the Zoom link on YouTube – in the Service description, under the video. Click the Connect link and it will take you to Zoom.

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Collection

Can be made as cash or contactless during the closing music. You can also donate to the Chapel online. Our collections in September, with the exception of online donations, will be used for the Good Cause of the Month, The Winter Shelter! In the period of 8 Nov 2024 - 25 Jan 2025 every Friday, we will host about 15 guests overnight, offering a safe, warm place, a hot meal and a good breakfast before they leave us on Saturday morning. Each week’s shelter costs at least £100 - from Chapel funds - thanks to our support. Please help!

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