Join us at 11am Sunday mornings
(22:00 UTC Saturday evening)
Our services include a talk from a different speaker every week, often followed by a discussion. Services feature Frank Chen on piano. We always finish with morning tea and opportunity for friendly socialising.
Join us on in person or via Zoom, link below:-
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8949163748?pwd=eU4vaXhzRXZJNkd5c3JIVmliSm1pZz09
Meeting ID: 894 916 3748, Passcode: 12345
you can also
Zoom into an 11:00am Wednesday morning tea and chat, with whoever else turns up.
Zoom details as above
Exciting Upcoming Service Themes and Speakers – stay tuned!!
Transgender Day of Remembrance
Speaker:- Maria Hayward et al
Worship Leader:- Maria Hayward
11.00am Sunday 15th November
This service is to both commemorate those killed due to anti-transgender hatred or prejudice, as well as to raise visibility of the transgender community and the issues they face.
It will be an emotional service, that will tell stories, debunk myths and provide information. There will be prizes, ribbons and celebratory elements too!
Bring your rainbow friends so we can show our support and allyship.
Out of Season
Speaker & Worship Leader:-
Keola Whittaker
11.00am Sunday 22nd November
Most of us carry a calendar we never agreed to. By now we should be over the loss. By now we should have found someone, or worked out what we believe, or made something of ourselves. And when spring comes and nothing in us is blooming, we quietly decide we’re behind.
“Out of Season” asks what is really happening in the years nobody photographs, and what we owe one another when we don’t all bloom at once.
Moral Language:
Recovering the Words That Matter
Speaker & Worship Leader:-
Ted Zorn
11.00am Sunday 29th November
“Historian Timothy Snyder calls attention to our reluctance to use explicitly moral words in public life — often opting for neutral words that seem inoffensive and objective. But neutral language can disguise moral reality. What we refuse to name, we may also fail to resist. Language does not merely describe the moral world. It helps create the moral world in which we live.”
We will continue the year with further services that both help us to reflect on our values and principles and to consider these in action.
Follow this link to read the latest (November 2026) ANZUUA (Australia and New Zealand Unitarian Universalist Association) Newsletter. At the bottom of each newsletter is the opportunity to take out your own subscription – IT’S FREE.
