” I came to the chapel looking for a place to marry in 2004. I had previously been a member of a nearby Unitarian chapel but hadn’t found it very different to the United Reformed Church that I had belonged to. I have found that King Edward Street Chapel has allowed me to gives me the opportunity to doubt, question, and to change my mind about my beliefs.
I respect all of the holy books, however, I have a problem with the fact that all these books have been written by humans and I would prefer to bear witness myself to the wonder of the world as it is now. At King Edward Street, my beliefs are accepted and respected and so it is my spiritual home. “
” Feeling deflated that I was unable to find a religion that worked with my beliefs, I stopped worship altogether. 2 years later however, I received a flyer through my door advertising all the local Christmas day services in my area. Norcliffe Chapel in Styal was the one that stood out, as I had often passed by whilst out for a walk. I had never been to a Unitarian service before, so decided to give it a try. The rest is history!
It felt like a comfy pair of shoes, and just what I had been searching for all these years. I was soon elected onto the committee, and have remained a member for the last 5 years. In April last year, I became the main Authorised Person, and Wedding Secretary for all weddings including same sex marriages. “
The Manchester District Association of Unitarian & Free Christian Churches Charity No. 503753
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