Why Are We Here?
Discerning Our Unitarian Mission in an Upturned World
Contributors: Jane Blackall, Shana Begum, Jo James, Rory Castle Jones, Kate Brady McKenna
A radical exploration of the ways in which the landscape of “doing church” has changed,
especially during the Covid pandemic. Five contributors, all of whom are serving or aspiring
Unitarian ministers, draw on their own experiences to consider how Unitarian communities
can flex and adapt in turbulent times while remaining true to their religious roots.
Their chapters are a selection of talks given at the 2021 Summer School at Great Hucklow,
addressing a wide range of challenges, from the impacts of climate change
on our planet to invisible types of social discrimination,
both within and outside church congregations.
Each chapter ends with questions for reflection and discussion.
84 pages; £5.00
ISBN: 978-0-85319-096-7
Published on 20 April 2022 by The Lindsey Press, London
for the General Assembly of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches;
on sale at the Annual Meetings of the General Assembly
from 19-21 April 2022
Available from 22 April 2022 from Unitarian Headquarters
at Essex Hall in London, tel. 020 7240 2384.
Price: £5.00 plus £1.50 p&p. Pay with a debit/credit card.
Orders can also be placed online from 20 April, using the following link:
www.unitarian.org.uk/shop/
To request a copy, to write a Review from your organisation, please contact
Audrey Longhurst at
mailto:alonghurst@unitarian.org
