Join us at Monton Unitarian Church for our weekly service!

Our worship services are celebrations and explorations of all aspects of life including the wider community. Our services generally consist of a sermon, music, hymn-singing, readings, prayer and meditation, although there is no set liturgy. We try to be welcoming and friendly, allowing anyone who wishes to join us and take part in the life of the Church. Our services aim to be simple but meaningful.

All visitors and enquirers are made most welcome and are invited to join us for coffee and a chat after the service.  Special services take place regularly throughout the year.

Cross Street Chapel is a religious community that encourages the individual’s exploration of their spiritual selves and helps them to find meaning in their lives. We do not expect everyone to think alike, but do encourage people to be respectful and open to each other’s experiences. Our services include words, music and silence. The congregation is invited to participate with singing, and are often given an opportunity to say a word or two about their week (if they wish – it is neither compulsory nor restricted!) We draw upon many faiths as we celebrate life together. All are welcomed here, no matter one’s age, race, sexuality, or gender identity. We hope to see you here!

Knutsford Sunday Service at Brook Street Chapel

Following the COVID-19 lockdown we will be aiming to gradually resume our normal services. We are beginning this process by starting with our Sunday Service. We will be implementing a social distancing policy and restricting numbers in order to help protect our chapel members; ensuring both their safety and the safety of their families. We aim to resume our other services and activities when appropriate. For further information please do not hesitate to reach out to us. 

Sunday Services: All Welcome!

Sunday services begin at 11.00a.m. each week.
We welcome visitors and anyone who is looking for a place to worship.

The service usually finishes at 12.00 noon

Services at the chapel are on the first and third Sundays of the month at 2.15 pm.

Although it is not restricted by dogma, our worship can be viewed as a celebration of our deepest values. We see our religious beliefs as relevant to all aspects of life including the wider community.

We have a Lay Person in Charge, Vince McCully, who looks after the pastoral needs of the congregation. Vince usually takes six services during the year.

Our other Sunday services are conducted by a visiting minister or lay preacher. They usually consist of an address or reflection, prayer and meditation, music, hymn-singing,and occasional dramatic presentations. Our readings are from the Bible but also from relevant material from other faiths.

We enjoy a wide variety of perspectives from visiting speakers who may sometimes include Presbyterian, United Reform and Church of England ministers.

All visitors and enquirers are made most welcome and are invited to join us for tea and a chat after special services such as anniversaries and festivals