York Unitarians
York members again took part in the York Pride march on Saturday 9th June 2018. 
HERITAGE OPEN DAY 2018
York Unitarians participated in Heritage Open Days in September 2018, with an exhibition about Extraordinary Unitarian Women, including Margaret Barr, Elizabeth Gaskell, Catherine Helen Spense, Rosalind Lee, and York born Catharine Cappe, whose memorial and that of her husband Rev. Newcome Cappe, are on the chapel walls.
St. Saviourgate chapel is a remarkable and unique seventeenth century cruciform meetinghouse built in 1692,
the earliest load-bearing brick building and oldest surviving non-conformist chapel
in York with internal alterations in Victorian times
WELCOME TO UNIVERSITY STUDENTS IN YORK
York Unitarians welcome students to services and other events in the Unitarian Chapel in St. Saviourgate. Services are at 11 a.m. on Sunday mornings. Other activities are meditation group, poetry group, interfaith activities, musical offerings (some featuring university students), social action such as fundraising for York Alzheimer's Society. More details will appear on the website later.
Three of our chapel members are on the staff at the University of York and are willing to chat with students, please make contact at:
Simon Hardy: sjsh1@york.ac.uk
Janet Eldred: janet.eldred@york.ac.uk
Dave Pearce: david.pearce@york.ac.uk
Dr. Hardy has written an introduction "Unitarianism - A religion? which is in the attached PDF file. Click to download.
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Accessibility
The ground floor of the Chapel is accessible, with assistance, to wheelchair users. There is also an accessible toilet. A deaf loop system is in
operation.
A bicycle rack is available in the Chapel grounds.