Gorton Unitarians
gorton
brookfield church
Please note that all in-person events and services have now been postponed until 2nd December at the earliest, following the second lockdown in the UK.
gorton unitarians
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A Gorton Unitarians, our church is open to all who wish to worship and explore their faith with an open mind, in a spirit of free inquiry. Although Unitarians have their roots in Liberal Christianity nevertheless, we look to many different perspectives. For example, we aim to discover and build upon the best in religious, philosophies and approaches to life. Overall, our worship is simple: firstly, we enjoy praise to God known by any name or none. Secondly, we celebrate life and its many wonders, and finally, we share concerns and ideals for human life and its dignity.
Gorton Unitarians also subscribe to a national co-ordinating body, which is known as: The General Assembly of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches. We have resolved:
“Firstly: To promote a free and inquiring religion through the worship of God and the celebration of life. Secondly: the service of humanity and respect for all creation. Thirdly, the upholding of the liberal Christian tradition.”
about us
services
A Gorton Unitarians, our church is open to all who wish to worship and explore their faith with an open mind, in a spirit of free inquiry. Although Unitarians have their roots in Liberal Christianity nevertheless, we look to many different perspectives. For example, we aim to discover and build upon the best in religious, philosophies and approaches to life. Overall, our worship is simple: firstly, we enjoy praise to God known by any name or none. Secondly, we celebrate life and its many wonders, and finally, we share concerns and ideals for human life and its dignity.
Gorton Unitarians also subscribe to a national co-ordinating body, which is known as: The General Assembly of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches. We have resolved:
“Firstly: To promote a free and inquiring religion through the worship of God and the celebration of life. Secondly: the service of humanity and respect for all creation. Thirdly, the upholding of the liberal Christian tradition.”
our minister
rev. dr. vernon marshall
Our ministers strive to create an open and inclusive environment. As a result, we encourage the idea of living in our faith of the divine spirit of life, through a commitment to social justice, which is evidenced through not only words, but also deeds.
Of course, feel free to get in touch with Vernon for a friendly chat if you have any questions.
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andrew threlfall
secretary
margaret smith
acting treasurer
