Join us for our Sunday service led by Rob Oulton. Everyone welcome, refreshments will be served in the hall after.

Join us for our Sunday service led by our minister Rev. Duncan Voice. Everyone welcome, refreshments will be served in the hall after.

Join us for our Sunday service led by Pat Preece. Everyone welcome, refreshments will be served in the hall after.

Join us for our flower service to celebrate beauty, diversity and community. You are invited to contribute to the service by bringing a flower or flowers to exchange with others. It may be one that you have grown yourself, or one that is a particular favourite, or a flower that has special associations - a memory of a loved one perhaps. You may regard this flower as in some way representing yourself. The significance of the Flower Communion (the exchange of flowers) is that just as no two flowers are alike, so no two people are alike, yet each has a contribution to make. Together individual flowers form a beautiful bouquet and so it is with our church community – it would not be the same without each and every one of us. By exchanging flowers, we show our willingness to walk together in our search for truth, putting aside all that might divide us. Each person takes home a flower brought by someone else – thus symbolizing our shared celebration in community. If you can’t bring a flower, however, don’t worry; just come as you are and enjoy the occasion. As always, you will be most welcome.

We will be listening to a talk by Professor Patrick Grimm about Eastern perspectives on mind and body philosophy. As Unitarians we are open to ideas from different spiritual traditions. How have ideas from faiths such as Hinduism and Buddhism affected our outlook? How might we look at troubling subjects such as human suffering? Discussion will follow. All are welcome.

Join us for our Sunday service led by John Trollope. The service will be on forgiveness where different types of forgiveness are explored and why some forms of forgiveness are harder than others. Everyone welcome, refreshments will be served in the hall after.

Join us for our Sunday service led by our minister Rev. Duncan Voice. Everyone welcome, refreshments will be served in the hall after.

We will be listening to talk from Professor Patrick Grimm about Eastern perspectives on mind and body philosophy. As Unitarians we are open to ideas from different spiritual traditions. How have ideas from faiths such as Hinduism and Buddhism affected our outlook? How might we look at troubling subjects such as human suffering? A short discussion will follow. All are welcome.

Join us for our Sunday service led by Brian Bell. Everyone welcome, refreshments will be served in the hall after.

Join us for a time of quietness, mindfulness, meditation and poetry. Weather permitting we’ll sit in he church garden. All welcome.

Join us for our Sunday service led by our minister Rev. Duncan Voice. Everyone welcome, refreshments will be served in the hall after.

Join us for our Sunday service led by Jill Allen. Everyone welcome, refreshments will be served in the hall after.

Join us for our Sunday service led by John Trollope, refreshments served in the hall after.

Join us for our Sunday service led by our minister Rev Duncan Voice, refreshments served in the hall after.

Join us for our Sunday service led by Carol Chambers, refreshments served in the hall after.

We will be listening to a lecture by Professor Patrick Grim of Stony Brook University, New York, entitled ’ Mind, Body and Questions of Consciousness’. Discussion will follow the lecture, which will last for about twenty minutes. All are welcome.

Service led by our Minister Rev Duncan Voice. Refreshments served in the hall afterwards.

Join us for our Café style Sunday service where we will show a video of Rev. Sheena Gabriel’s recent talk to the LDPA AGM, followed by discussion and refreshments..

Join us for our Sunday service led by our minister Rev Duncan Voice. Refreshments served in the hall after.

Join us for our congregational service celebrating Earth Day and our amazing natural world. We are looking for contributions from members. These might be:

• Poems

• Readings

• Stories

• Music

Original contributions would also be very welcome. These can include photographs or artwork or anything listed above. Perhaps you’ve seen something in nature that took your breath away? Tell us about it. 

Refreshments served in the hall after.

Join us for our spring meditation led by our Minister. An hour of gentle music, seasonal readings and mindful meditation. All are welcome.

Join us for our Café style service, themed NASA’s Artemis 2 and Space Exploration.

Is an important human endeavour for the benefit of mankind? Is it a morally questionable undertaking given the needs of our own planet and population? Refreshments served in the hall after.

Join us for our Easter service led by our minister Rev Duncan Voice. Refreshments served in the hall after.

Service led by Pat Preece. Refreshments served in the hall afterwards.

Service led by Sheena Gabriel. Refreshments served in the hall afterwards.

Congregational meeting and discussion on General Assembly (GA) Motions. Each year at the GA Annual Meetings, a number of Resolutions are put forward which are then debated and finally voted on.   All congregations are invited to send delegates to represent them at these Annual Meetings and, therefore, they need direction from their Members as to how they should vote.   Our delegate this year will be Jo O’Sullivan who has kindly offered to represent Horsham Unitarians.

Members have an opportunity to discuss and vote on the Motions  being put forward and our meeting should, hopefully, provide guidance for Jo when the time comes for her to vote on our behalf at the GA.

Service led by our Minister Rev Duncan Voice. Refreshments served in the hall afterwards.

Service led by Rob Oulton on the theme of lent. Refreshments served in the hall afterwards.

Service led by our minister Rev Duncan Voice

Café Sunday led by Janet Perkins, themed ‘Explaining Unitarianism’. The aim of this Café Sunday is to come away knowing how to explain Unitarianism in your own words.