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Events
Sunday Worship
Our common search for meaning
Our common search for meaning
Our services are usually held on Sunday morning at 10.00 am but please see our upcoming events for any changes to the schedule or additional events being held.
Our worship has no set format compared to many other churches. The services are simple, yet meaningful and often include readings, prayers, hymns, and an address.
Although our minister, Reverend Danny Crosby, leads the majority of the worship, others are welcome to take to the pulpit and say a few words.
Please feel free to join us. Visitors are welcome – and we even offer coffee with a chat after the service!
Please join us in Chapel or on Zoom- see details below:
Our common search for meaning
Our common search for meaning
Our common search for meaning
Queens Road Unitarian Free Church Urmston M41 9HA invites you to explore the many questions of life, in an open and supportive environment. To seek and develop meaning in our lives, to enrich our own experiences and therefore impact on the lives of others in positive ways. Exploring ideas from a variety of traditions, sharing our personal experiences, encouraging deep listening and compassionate discussion.
We meet on the third Wednesday of every month at 11.00 am
Events at our sister chapel
Our common search for meaning
Events at our sister chapel
Our sister chapel in Altrincham have a selection of regular events that might be of interest to you.
"Service of Carol's and Readings:
Traditional and not so Traditional"
Sunday 22nd December
11.30am Dunham Road Unitarian Chapel, Altrincham. Also available on Zoom ID 841 9082 8195 no password required.
10am Queens Road Unitarian Free Church Urmston
The service will include Traditional Carol's and readings as well as some less so. A service for all regardless of personal belief. Come and join with us in celebrating the Universal Spirit of Christmas.
Following the Altrincham service will be a congregational bring and share lunch. We understand that Father Christmas may well pay us a visit during the lunch. Well if we have been good he will. Those in attendance are asked to help him out by bring a small gift that can be given out.
All are most welcome. Come as you are, exactly as you are and join us in the spirit of the season, but do not expect to leave in exactly the same condition.
