No. Unitarianism is non-creedal and celebrates freedom of conscience. Our fellowship includes people from Christian, Buddhist, Humanist, Pagan, Jewish, and agnostic backgrounds, as well as those with no prior religious affiliation. We value personal spiritual exploration, reason, and mutual respect rather than adherence to a single dogma.

We operate as a virtual church for members across the UK and beyond. Members participate through regular Zoom gatherings (like our informal Connections meetings), online worship, private discussion forums, and digital newsletters and leaflets. For those who prefer printed materials, we also distribute physical publications and provide pastoral care by phone or email.

Yes, visitors are warmly invited to explore our public resources, read our articles and blog reflections, and get in touch with our team with questions. When you are ready to take part in private discussion groups and access the full members’ resource library, you can subscribe online or via postal application.

Pastoral care is available to all members seeking a confidential, caring listening ear during times of personal difficulty, illness, bereavement, or spiritual questioning. You can connect with our pastoral team via phone, email, or video call from the comfort of home.

While we offer fast online registration via debit/credit card through Stripe, we also welcome traditional sign-ups. You can download and mail a paper application form and pay your annual subscription by cheque or direct bank transfer.