Inclusion

We accept everyone.  No exceptions. That means you.
Gathering of people

We know that many churches are associated with excluding certain people, or groups of people. Often that is to do with sexuality, gender or gender identity. But many people with special learning needs or disabilities have also felt that the church doors were not as open to them as they are to others.

We are different. We practise a radical spirituality that prioritises inclusion.

Whoever you are, whatever your race, gender, sexuality or ability, we are here for you.

Unitarians at London Pride 2015
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“We need not think alike to love alike.”

Francis Dávid
Read more about LGBT+ Unitarian Voices
We've stood with LGBT+ people since long before it was easy to. Discover the stories behind our journey, from decriminalisation in 1967 to same-sex marriage today
Learn more about our opposition to racism
We've spoken out against racism since 1963. Read our statement in solidarity with Black Lives Matter, and our ongoing commitment to a fairer, more equal world.
Read about where we stand on current social issues
From climate change to LGBTQIA+ equality, we don't shy away from the big questions. See where we stand — and have stood – since 1929.

Start your journey today

There are as many paths as there are people. We are here to help you find the right one for you. We do that by meeting together, exploring truth together, reflecting together and supporting one another. We share a commitment to seeking the truth.