Services and ministry

We meet in person on the first Sunday of each month at the meeting house. 

Our services are simple in form. They usually consist of hymns, prayers, meditations, readings, music and a spoken address.

We also hold online only services on the second and fourth Sundays of the month at 4pm, which have participants from across East Anglia and further afield. The Zoom link for these services is available from the Minister on request.

We draw from the wisdom of religious texts as well as works of art, literature and science.

Playing piano

Upcoming Services

Previous Services

Thoughts from Unitarians

Photograph of Laura Autumn

For me, being part of the Unitarian community means connecting and growing alongside people who stand up for what matters, even if that means going against the grain. As Unitarians, we are proud of our history of dissent, and share an inherent determination to act conscientiously. Our commitment to peace and justice is vital in today’s world.

Laura Autumn, editor, The Inquirer
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A Unitarian community really is a space for those of all faiths and none. As an agnostic, I’m comfortable with uncertainty, but I’ve observed people of no faith regularly sidelined by aspects of religious culture. A Sunday service can be a time when not having all the answers isn’t a weakness but a strength. I’ve found something genuinely meaningful in a community that makes space for different perspectives and embraces a rich tapestry of beliefs and outlooks.

Steve Pantelli, Norwich congregation