Fulwood Old Chapel
Sheffield
- a unitarian meeting place
Unitarians - free to think - free to be!
Unitarians believe in the freedom of religious thought and our chapel is a haven for those whose spirit is searching for a home.
Unitarians impose no dogma or creed and practice tolerance towards the beliefs and opinions of others.
We are all encouraged to find our own path to truth - guided by our own conscience, life experiences, observations and reflections.
We come from many directions, following a myriad of paths, enabling us to listen, share and explore our differing thoughts and beliefs.
We strive to live together in understanding and harmony whilst finding our individual and unique way through life.
Want to know more?
Come to one of our services or email info@fulwood-old-chapel.org.uk
Fulwood Old Chapel - Our Covenant
"We gather in our Chapel to explore our individual spirituality and to share together our spiritual journey.
We invite you to be part of this community, where people are free to question and develop their own ideas and to reflect on the events and questions in their lives."
Assisted Dying Unitarians say that individuals should have the right to choose
The Unitarian General Assembly in Nottingham last weekend voted with a two thirds majority to become the first faith group to openly say that people should have the right to end their lives.
It was not a decision taken lightly. 2012/13 President of the Unitarians, Lis Dyson–Jones, said at the Meetings, “No motion has ever so fully engaged the General Assembly and thanks must go to Fulwood Old Chapel in Sheffield for all their work in promoting this issue.”
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