Join us for our Sunday service led by Patrick Wynn-Jones. Is there a poem or verse which has special significance or resonance for you – perhaps based on a particular memory or life situation – which you can share with others at this service. Everyone welcome, refreshments will be served in the hall after.

Join us in the church hall for seasonal readings, poetry, music and mindful meditation, led by our Minister. 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.

Please join us for our enjoyable musical concert, which continues our mission this year to give wholehearted and substantial support to our chosen charity Médecins Sans Frontières.

• Free entry. Retiring collection on behalf of MSF

• Featuring a range of classical and modern music selected and presented by Andrew Wickens and friends.

• Intermission with Wine and canapés

Join us for our Sunday service on ‘Faith’ led by Carol Chambers. You can have faith in a religion/ God; a person; an idea or project; an ideal or principle;  your country. The list could go on. Bring along a poem, reading or personal story you would like to contribute. Everyone welcome, refreshments will be served in the hall after.

At this month’s Group meeting, led by our Minister, we will be considering the science of mindfulness. All are welcome.

Join us for our Harvest service led by our minister Rev Duncan Voice and followed by the fellowship of a Harvest Lunch in the hall. As in previous years, our collection of provisions will be donated to the Horsham District Foodbank. Everyone welcome.

Join us for coffee and conversation. Everyone welcome, refreshments served throughout.

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

To commemorate World Peace Day, we will be holding a brief gathering at the peace pole in the church garden. Afterwards, there will be a “bring your own” lunch, with tea and coffee provided. If the weather is really nice, maybe we could even sit outside at the peace pole. We’ll see! If you have a reading or poem that you really want to share, please contact Duncan. Otherwise, it will just be lovely to see you if you are available.

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

Horsham Unitarians are raising money for Médecins Sans Frontiers (MSF), also known as ‘Doctors without borders’. They are an international humanitarian organisation providing medical care in more that 75 countries. Join us for a garden party and fête to generate contributions for the charity’s global work.

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

It is World Peace Day on the 21st September and at this discussion group meeting we will be reflecting on how we can practise peace. To lead us into a time of discussion, we will be watching a recording of a discussion between the late Thich Nhat Hanh (pictured) and David Steindl-Rast. All are welcome.

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

Join us for our Sunday service led by Carol Chambers. 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.

Summertime themed service with contributions from members: songs, poems, personal recollections and readings.

Unitarianism is a non-creedal faith and as a community we try to support people to explore their own beliefs in their own way. However, our tradition is deeply rooted in Christianity which many people still connect with on some level. At this discussion group meeting we’ll explore a little of what “living like Jesus” might mean to Unitarians today. Our discussion will centre around a recorded sermon from Unitarian Universalist minister Rev. David Kanter. As always, all are 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 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.