In April, Eva Kortekaas joined us as an intern from the Netherlands, where she is training to become a Unitarian minister. She comes from a small, Amsterdam-based community whose members gather once a month from across the country. Eva spent her three weeks in the UK between Rosslyn Hill Chapel and the Kensington Unitarians, gaining valuable insight into different aspects of congregational life. She plans to return in October for a further three weeks. So, what did she learn from her time in...

ROY HACKETT Civil Rights Campaigner1928 – 2022 Roy Hackett’s legacy written by his nephew, Derek Ferguson In 1962 in Bristol, Roy Hackett’s wife, Ena, applied for a job as a bus conductor. Despite meeting all the requirements, she was turned down. When she returned home and told Roy, it was widely suspected that the real reason was the colour of her skin. Roy decided enough was enough — action needed to be taken. At the time there was no Race Relations Act, and employers could not be...