Welcome to New Unity - a radically inclusive community of love and justice.
Whoever you are, wherever you’re from, whatever you look like, whoever you love, and however you identify – you are welcome here.
New Unity is a radically inclusive community dedicated to love and justice.
We aim to build a fairer and kinder world through an extensive programme of ministry, events, projects and social justice work. We welcome all people of all backgrounds, sexualities, ages and abilities – and we nurture a supportive, caring and welcoming community.
As one congregant said: “It is so awesome how you/NU can mobilise the best of religious traditions without getting caught up in the worst aspects of them.”
What’s on?
See the full list of what congregation events are on at NU here. Find out more about our new arts programme, and book tickets, here.
Monday 12th May
2.30pm: life painting class, NGMH. More info here
6.30pm: life drawing class, NGMH. More info here
Tuesday 13th May
7.30pm: kundalini yoga with Frida, NGMH. Book here
Wednesday 14th May
6pm/7pm: pilates with Laura, NGMH. Book here
Thursday 15th May
12pm - 6pm: NGMH open to the public
7.30pm: NU choir rehearsal, NGMH. Info here
Friday 16th May
12pm - 6pm: NGMH open to the public
Saturday 17th May
10am: Xenia women’s group, NGMH. Email for more info
Sunday 18th May 11am: Sunday Gathering, NGMH
11am: Islington Community Choir, Upper Street. Email for more info
Donate to the foodbank collection on Thursdays and Fridays between 12pm and 6pm, or at Sunday morning gatherings.
Visit our iconic Newington Green Meeting House between 12pm and 6pm on Thursdays and Fridays.
Happening on Sunday 18th May…
Join at 11am - either online at this link (there is a short registration) or in person at the Newington Green Meeting House, 39a Newington Green, London, N16 9PR.
Coming this Sunday, 18th May...
‘Another World is Possible: Building Common Space for the Common Good’ - Roberta Wedge
How can we create common spaces from principles of dignity, justice, and compassion? How can we re-shape our cities to allow everyone to move around with freedom, and even with joy? Just as bike lanes ensure safety and flow by honouring everyone’s place, communities thrive when individuals respect one another’s paths. Drawing inspiration from Dutch cycling infrastructure, we will re-think the phrase “stay in your lane” as a positive metaphor for mutual respect, clear boundaries, and shared harmony. Roberta Wedge is a long-time New Unity member and an occasional visitor at other Unitarian gatherings around the UK.
Kids will join in the sanctuary and leave for their programme after the opening welcome and first hymn.
More info on this page.
