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?
Find out more about our new arts programme, and book tickets, here.
Monday 14th October
6.30pm: life drawing class, NGMH. Book here
Tuesday 15th October
7.30pm: Frida’s Kundalini therapeutics, NGMH. Book here
Wednesday 16th September
Afternoon: Citizens UK meeting with Cllr. Sem Moema at NGMH. Email for more info
6.15pm: pilates class, NGMH
Thursday 17th September
12pm: Hackney Dudes. Email for more info
Friday 18th September
Saturday 19th September
7.30pm: NG Film Club Black History Month special - “Le Havre”. Book here
Sunday 20th October 11am: Sunday Gathering, NGMH
11am: Kids’ Club, NGMH - email for more info
11.30am: 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, 20th October…
Join at 11am - either online at this link or in person at the Newington Green Meeting House, 39a Newington Green, London, N16 9PR.
Topic: Broken Childhood - Adult Chaos
Messenger: Angela Neustatter
A look at what the psychiatrist Anthony Storr meant when he said the child who has never been cared for, will care for no-one.
Angela Neustatter is a writer and journalist. She was on the staff of The Guardian and later freelanced for different publications, writing on many subjects - but focusing on human causes and issues. She edited Young Minds magazine for three years -a magazine published by the young people’s mental health organisation. Angela has authored twelve non-fiction books and two series of books for young people. Angela lives in Islington, has two grown sons and a husband who has shaped our house into an eccentric homestead which she loves.
