Are you looking for a new Church?

• One where you are free to be spiritual in your own way?
• A church where Buddhists, Christians, Muslims and Atheists can find their own spiritual centre?
• A church where how you live your life in community is what is important?
• A church where your individual spiritual path is something sacred?
• Find out more about Unitarian churches in London and Southeast England.

Unitarians in London & the South East

Unitarians have been in London and the South East since 1774, though many of our congregations date back more than a hundred years before that. For all of that time we have been in the forefront of radical liberal religious thought, promoting the primacy of individual conscience in matters of faith.

There are 28 Unitarian congregations in London and the South East. See the map for locations. You might wonder "If Unitarians promote the primacy of individual conscience, why do they gather in community?" We do so for two main reasons. The first is that, although we might each be on our own spiritual journey, we need each other for encouragement, guidance and inspiration. We gather to learn from each other, but we also gather to celebrate and worship together, to share life's joys and sorrows, and to know that we are not alone in our spiritual quest. But we also gather so that, together, we can be an influence for good in the world. We place a high value on serving the wider community, not just ourselves.

What We Believe

• The right to seek truth and meaning
• Using your own life experience, your reflection your intuitive understanding and your own conscience.
• To be a community that welcomes you for who you are, complete with your beliefs, doubts and questions.