Religion without dogma

Unitarians are people of a religious inclination, who find dogma unnecessary and unhelpful. Their faith is broad and their spirit enquiring.

What is special about the Unitarian church?

The shortest answer is that it is a church without a creed. It sees faith as something personal, developing and changing as we mature and acquire knowledge and experience.

In the light of this the Unitarian Church provides a supportive religious environment, but does not preach any dogma, nor does it attempt to exercise any institutional authority over anyone's life. There is no rite of passage into the church. more info...

The content of services varies, but usually consists of readings, music, hymns, prayers, and an address. The texts may be taken from any worthwhile source. We also have family services and an active children's programme.