Join us at 11am Sunday mornings
(23:00 UTC Saturday evening)
Our services include a talk from a different speaker every week, often followed by a discussion. Services feature Jaime Taylor on our fully restored stereophonic pipe organ, and/or Frank Chen on piano. We always finish with morning tea and opportunity for friendly socialising.
Join us ‘live’ in the building,
or via Zoom, link below:-
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8949163748?pwd=eU4vaXhzRXZJNkd5c3JIVmliSm1pZz09
Meeting ID: 894 916 3748, Passcode: 12345
Coming up:-
Sunday 8 September, 11.00am:-
Death Café Comes to the Unitarian Church
Speaker & Worship Leader:- Barbara Thomborson
Death Café is an event where people discuss their understanding, thoughts, and feelings about death. Barbara Thomborson will facilitate the service to enable small group discussion of questions inspired by Death Café. They include practical considerations, experiences of death, grief and loss, and cultural aspects of death. This service follows on from last month’s End-of-Life Choice service with a brief talk on cultural aspects of death.
Sunday 15 September, 11.00am:-
NZ Suffragette, Annie Jane Schnackenberg (nee Allen)
Speaker:- Randolph Hollingsworth
Worship Leader:- Viv Allen
To commemorate NZ Women’s Suffrage day 19 Sept.
Randolph taught history and women’s studies for over three decades. PhD in U.S History (University of Kentucky), MA in Teaching (Colgate University) and AB in History (Vassar College). Currently, she is active with the National Council of Women of New Zealand and serving as the Newsletter Editor for The Circular. Also active in creating and/or contributing to Wikipedia articles related to New Zealand women’s history. Randolph is quoted as saying; “I believe that the teaching and learning of history can serve as a form of civic engagement.”
Sunday 22 September, 11.00am:-
Death and dying, pt 3
Speaker & Worship Leader:-
Barbara Thomborson
Sunday 29 September, 11.00am:-
A language of reverence
Speaker & Worship Leader:- Ted Zorn
you can also
Zoom into a midweek (Wednesday 11, 18, 25 September etc.) morning tea and chat, with whoever else turns up,
11:00am, Zoom details as above
Follow this link to read the latest (September 2024) ANZUUA (Australia and New Zealand Unitarian Universalist Association) Newsletter. At the bottom of each newsletter is the opportunity to subscribe as an individual.