Remaining grounded in uncertainty within Palliative Care

Martyn Watson, the new Marie Curie Hospice Chaplain, reflects on the importance of remaining grounded in uncertainty in palliative care.

The service will begin promptly at 11am. Please arrive in good time to be seated before the start of the service. Our Sunday Services are also live-streamed via our YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/c/rosslynhillunitarianchapel

You do not need to register for this service, but we have reduced the number of seats, due to social distancing. We strongly request that you continue to use a face mask, especially when moving around the Chapel and also when seated, if possible.

Cashless Donations

To protect staff and volunteers, you are invited to make a donation with your booking in advance instead of at the Chapel. If you need to make your donation in cash, we will ask you to post it into the collection box at the end of the service. 

COVID-19

The Chapel is a COVID-19 secure venue. We have regular cleaning, a one way system and ventilation. To help us keep secure we request that you sanitise your hands on entry and wear a face mask especially when moving around the Chapel and also when seated, if possible. Due to extra ventilation please wrap up warm!

If you have any symptoms of COVID-19 please do not book or attend a Chapel service or event and follow the Government advice. Symptoms of COVID-19 are:

• A high temperature.
• A new cough where you keep on coughing – this means coughing a lot for more than an hour, or 3 or more episodes of coughing in a day.
• Losing, or there being a change to, your sense of smell or taste.

NHS Track and Trace - we are no longer required to record data so do not require you to register in advance.