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Soul Connection Café is open to spiritual seekers and those interested in the healing arts who enjoy chatting, sharing ideas, skills and experiences in a relaxed, welcoming, supportive and social setting.
A suggested donation of £5 goes towards the venue and light refreshments (cash only, please)
For more information, contact: marion@marionfrance.com
All are welcome to enjoy our inclusive Sunday service taken by visiting leader, Rev. Sheena Gabriel.
Should you wish to do so, please join us for coffee and conversation following the service.
All are welcome to enjoy our inclusive Sunday service taken by visiting leader, to be confirmed.
Should you wish to do so, please join us for coffee and conversation following the service.
Our acoustic music gatherings operate on the 1st Friday of each month, except in August when we have a holiday break. Musicians of all abilities are encouraged to come along to play and listening audience is likewise heartily welcomed.
We sit in a small hall and operate a ‘singaround’ format which helps to keep things light-hearted and informal. Mostly, musicians get to sing at least two songs and any acoustic instrument or unaccompanied singing in any style is the order of the day.
We have a break where free hot drinks are available. If you want to bring your own alcohol, that’s fine and we can find a glass for you. Donations of about £3.00 are welcome and we won’t get too squiffy if you don’t have the exact cash - near enough is fine.
Come and soak up the atmosphere, and find some unique gifts and decorations at our Christmas Craft Fayre. There will be a variety of stalls run by talented, local craftspeople and refreshments to enjoy with delicious homemade cakes.
Soul Connection Café is open to spiritual seekers and those interested in the healing arts who enjoy chatting, sharing ideas, skills and experiences in a relaxed, welcoming, supportive and social setting.
A suggested donation of £5 goes towards the venue and light refreshments (cash only, please)
For more information, contact: marion@marionfrance.com
All are welcome to enjoy our inclusive carol service taken by visiting leader, Edie Campbell.
Should you wish to do so, please join us for coffee and mince pies following the service.
Our acoustic music gatherings operate on the 1st Friday of each month, except in August when we have a holiday break. Musicians of all abilities are encouraged to come along to play and listening audience is likewise heartily welcomed.
We sit in a small hall and operate a ‘singaround’ format which helps to keep things light-hearted and informal. Mostly, musicians get to sing at least two songs and any acoustic instrument or unaccompanied singing in any style is the order of the day.
We have a break where free hot drinks are available. If you want to bring your own alcohol, that’s fine and we can find a glass for you. Donations of about £3.00 are welcome and we won’t get too squiffy if you don’t have the exact cash - near enough is fine.
Earlier Event: 16 June
Later Event: 6 July
BILLINGSHURST UNITARIAN CHAPEL High Street, Billingshurst, West Sussex
Our acoustic music gatherings operate on the 1st Friday of each month, except in August when we have a holiday break. Musicians of all abilities are encouraged to come along to play and listening audience is likewise heartily welcomed.
We sit in a small hall and operate a ‘singaround’ format which helps to keep things light-hearted and informal. Mostly, musicians get to sing at least two songs and any acoustic instrument or unaccompanied singing in any style is the order of the day.
We have a break where free hot drinks are available. If you want to bring your own alcohol, that’s fine and we can find a glass for you. Donations of about £3.00 are welcome and we won’t get too squiffy if you don’t have the exact cash - near enough is fine.
Earlier Event: 16 June
Later Event: 6 July
BILLINGSHURST UNITARIAN CHAPEL High Street, Billingshurst, West Sussex
Our acoustic music gatherings operate on the 1st Friday of each month, except in August when we have a holiday break. Musicians of all abilities are encouraged to come along to play and listening audience is likewise heartily welcomed.
We sit in a small hall and operate a ‘singaround’ format which helps to keep things light-hearted and informal. Mostly, musicians get to sing at least two songs and any acoustic instrument or unaccompanied singing in any style is the order of the day.
We have a break where free hot drinks are available. If you want to bring your own alcohol, that’s fine and we can find a glass for you. Donations of about £3.00 are welcome and we won’t get too squiffy if you don’t have the exact cash - near enough is fine.
Earlier Event: 16 June
Later Event: 6 July
BILLINGSHURST UNITARIAN CHAPEL High Street, Billingshurst, West Sussex
Our acoustic music gatherings operate on the 1st Friday of each month, except in August when we have a holiday break. Musicians of all abilities are encouraged to come along to play and listening audience is likewise heartily welcomed.
We sit in a small hall and operate a ‘singaround’ format which helps to keep things light-hearted and informal. Mostly, musicians get to sing at least two songs and any acoustic instrument or unaccompanied singing in any style is the order of the day.
We have a break where free hot drinks are available. If you want to bring your own alcohol, that’s fine and we can find a glass for you. Donations of about £3.00 are welcome and we won’t get too squiffy if you don’t have the exact cash - near enough is fine.
Earlier Event: 16 June
Later Event: 6 July
BILLINGSHURST UNITARIAN CHAPEL High Street, Billingshurst, West Sussex
Our acoustic music gatherings operate on the 1st Friday of each month, except in August when we have a holiday break. Musicians of all abilities are encouraged to come along to play and listening audience is likewise heartily welcomed.
We sit in a small hall and operate a ‘singaround’ format which helps to keep things light-hearted and informal. Mostly, musicians get to sing at least two songs and any acoustic instrument or unaccompanied singing in any style is the order of the day.
We have a break where free hot drinks are available. If you want to bring your own alcohol, that’s fine and we can find a glass for you. Donations of about £3.00 are welcome and we won’t get too squiffy if you don’t have the exact cash - near enough is fine.
Earlier Event: 16 June
Later Event: 6 July
BILLINGSHURST UNITARIAN CHAPEL High Street, Billingshurst, West Sussex
Our acoustic music gatherings operate on the 1st Friday of each month, except in August when we have a holiday break. Musicians of all abilities are encouraged to come along to play and listening audience is likewise heartily welcomed.
We sit in a small hall and operate a ‘singaround’ format which helps to keep things light-hearted and informal. Mostly, musicians get to sing at least two songs and any acoustic instrument or unaccompanied singing in any style is the order of the day.
We have a break where free hot drinks are available. If you want to bring your own alcohol, that’s fine and we can find a glass for you. Donations of about £3.00 are welcome and we won’t get too squiffy if you don’t have the exact cash - near enough is fine.
Earlier Event: 16 June
Later Event: 6 July
BILLINGSHURST UNITARIAN CHAPEL High Street, Billingshurst, West Sussex
Our acoustic music gatherings operate on the 1st Friday of each month, except in August when we have a holiday break. Musicians of all abilities are encouraged to come along to play and listening audience is likewise heartily welcomed.
We sit in a small hall and operate a ‘singaround’ format which helps to keep things light-hearted and informal. Mostly, musicians get to sing at least two songs and any acoustic instrument or unaccompanied singing in any style is the order of the day.
We have a break where free hot drinks are available. If you want to bring your own alcohol, that’s fine and we can find a glass for you. Donations of about £3.00 are welcome and we won’t get too squiffy if you don’t have the exact cash - near enough is fine.
Earlier Event: 16 June
Later Event: 6 July
BILLINGSHURST UNITARIAN CHAPEL High Street, Billingshurst, West Sussex
Our acoustic music gatherings operate on the 1st Friday of each month, except in August when we have a holiday break. Musicians of all abilities are encouraged to come along to play and listening audience is likewise heartily welcomed.
We sit in a small hall and operate a ‘singaround’ format which helps to keep things light-hearted and informal. Mostly, musicians get to sing at least two songs and any acoustic instrument or unaccompanied singing in any style is the order of the day.
We have a break where free hot drinks are available. If you want to bring your own alcohol, that’s fine and we can find a glass for you. Donations of about £3.00 are welcome and we won’t get too squiffy if you don’t have the exact cash - near enough is fine.
Earlier Event: 16 June
Later Event: 6 July
BILLINGSHURST UNITARIAN CHAPEL High Street, Billingshurst, West Sussex
No session tonight - we are taking a break for the summer. See you in September.
All are welcome to enjoy our inclusive Sunday service taken by visiting leader, Steve Williams.
Should you wish to do so, please join us for coffee and conversation following the service.
Our acoustic music gatherings operate on the 1st Friday of each month, except in August when we have a holiday break. Musicians of all abilities are encouraged to come along to play and listening audience is likewise heartily welcomed.
We sit in a small hall and operate a ‘singaround’ format which helps to keep things light-hearted and informal. Mostly, musicians get to sing at least two songs and any acoustic instrument or unaccompanied singing in any style is the order of the day.
We have a break where free hot drinks are available. If you want to bring your own alcohol, that’s fine and we can find a glass for you. Donations of about £3.00 are welcome and we won’t get too squiffy if you don’t have the exact cash - near enough is fine.
All are welcome to enjoy our inclusive Sunday service taken by visiting leader, Rev. Duncan Voice.
Should you wish to do so, please join us for coffee and conversation following the service.
Soul Connection Café is open to spiritual seekers and those interested in the healing arts who enjoy chatting, sharing ideas, skills and experiences in a relaxed, welcoming, supportive and social setting.
A suggested donation of £5 goes towards the venue and light refreshments (cash only, please)
For more information, contact: marion@marionfrance.com
All are welcome to enjoy our inclusive Sunday service taken by visiting leader, Anthea Ballam.
Should you wish to do so, please join us for coffee and conversation following the service.
Our acoustic music gatherings operate on the 1st Friday of each month, except in August when we have a holiday break. Musicians of all abilities are encouraged to come along to play and listening audience is likewise heartily welcomed.
We sit in a small hall and operate a ‘singaround’ format which helps to keep things light-hearted and informal. Mostly, musicians get to sing at least two songs and any acoustic instrument or unaccompanied singing in any style is the order of the day.
We have a break where free hot drinks are available. If you want to bring your own alcohol, that’s fine and we can find a glass for you. Donations of about £3.00 are welcome and we won’t get too squiffy if you don’t have the exact cash - near enough is fine.
All are welcome to enjoy our inclusive Sunday service taken by visiting leader, Mary Jones.
Should you wish to do so, please join us for coffee and conversation following the service.
Soul Connection Café is open to spiritual seekers and those interested in the healing arts who enjoy chatting, sharing ideas, skills and experiences in a relaxed, welcoming, supportive and social setting.
A suggested donation of £5 goes towards the venue and light refreshments (cash only, please)
For more information, contact: marion@marionfrance.com
All are welcome to enjoy our inclusive Sunday service led by Stuart Coupe.
Should you wish to do so, please join us for coffee and conversation following the service.
All are welcome to enjoy our inclusive Sunday service taken by visiting leader, Edie Campbell.
Should you wish to do so, please join us for coffee and conversation following the service.
Soul Connection Café is open to spiritual seekers and those interested in the healing arts who enjoy chatting, sharing ideas, skills and experiences in a relaxed, welcoming, supportive and social setting.
A suggested donation of £5 goes towards the venue and light refreshments (cash only, please)
For more information, contact: marion@marionfrance.com
All are welcome to enjoy our inclusive Sunday service taken by visiting leader, Kate Napier.
Should you wish to do so, please join us for coffee and conversation following the service.
Drop in anytime between 12.15 and 3.45pm with your craft project and enjoy a coffee and a friendly chat with like-minded crafters and makers.
Our acoustic music gatherings operate on the 1st Friday of each month, except in August when we have a holiday break. Musicians of all abilities are encouraged to come along to play and listening audience is likewise heartily welcomed.
We sit in a small hall and operate a ‘singaround’ format which helps to keep things light-hearted and informal. Mostly, musicians get to sing at least two songs and any acoustic instrument or unaccompanied singing in any style is the order of the day.
We have a break where free hot drinks are available. If you want to bring your own alcohol, that’s fine and we can find a glass for you. Donations of about £3.00 are welcome and we won’t get too squiffy if you don’t have the exact cash - near enough is fine.
All are welcome to enjoy our inclusive Sunday service taken by visiting leader, Rev. Martin Whitell.
Should you wish to do so, please join us for coffee and conversation following the service.
Soul Connection Café is open to spiritual seekers and those interested in the healing arts who enjoy chatting, sharing ideas, skills and experiences in a relaxed, welcoming, supportive and social setting.
A suggested donation of £5 goes towards the venue and light refreshments (cash only, please)
For more information, contact: marion@marionfrance.com
Our acoustic music gatherings operate on the 1st Friday of each month, except in August when we have a holiday break. Musicians of all abilities are encouraged to come along to play and listening audience is likewise heartily welcomed.
We sit in a small hall and operate a ‘singaround’ format which helps to keep things light-hearted and informal. Mostly, musicians get to sing at least two songs and any acoustic instrument or unaccompanied singing in any style is the order of the day.
We have a break where free hot drinks are available. If you want to bring your own alcohol, that’s fine and we can find a glass for you. Donations of about £3.00 are welcome and we won’t get too squiffy if you don’t have the exact cash - near enough is fine.
All are welcome to enjoy our inclusive Sunday service taken by visiting leader, Rob Oulton.
Should you wish to do so, please join us for coffee and conversation following the service.
Drop in anytime between 12.15 and 3.45pm with your craft project and enjoy a coffee and a friendly chat with like-minded crafters and makers.
Our District Minister, Rev. Jim Corrigall, will lead this special service celebrating the Chapel’s 270th anniversary.
Please join us for tea and cake afterwards.
Soul Connection Café is open to spiritual seekers and those interested in the healing arts who enjoy chatting, sharing ideas, skills and experiences in a relaxed, welcoming, supportive and social setting.
A suggested donation of £5 goes towards the venue and light refreshments (cash only, please)
For more information, contact: marion@marionfrance.com
All are welcome to enjoy our inclusive Sunday service taken by visiting leader, Edie Campbell.
Should you wish to do so, please join us for coffee and conversation following the service.
Drop in anytime between 12.15 and 3.45pm with your craft project and enjoy a coffee and a friendly chat with like-minded crafters and makers.
Our acoustic music gatherings operate on the 1st Friday of each month, except in August when we have a holiday break. Musicians of all abilities are encouraged to come along to play and listening audience is likewise heartily welcomed.
We sit in a small hall and operate a ‘singaround’ format which helps to keep things light-hearted and informal. Mostly, musicians get to sing at least two songs and any acoustic instrument or unaccompanied singing in any style is the order of the day.
We have a break where free hot drinks are available. If you want to bring your own alcohol, that’s fine and we can find a glass for you. Donations of about £3.00 are welcome and we won’t get too squiffy if you don’t have the exact cash - near enough is fine.
All are welcome to enjoy our inclusive Sunday service taken by visiting leader, Anthea Ballam.
Should you wish to do so, please join us for coffee and conversation following the service.
Soul Connection Café is open to spiritual seekers and those interested in the healing arts who enjoy chatting, sharing ideas, skills and experiences in a relaxed, welcoming, supportive and social setting.
A suggested donation of £5 goes towards the venue and light refreshments (cash only, please)
For more information, contact: marion@marionfrance.com
All are welcome to enjoy our inclusive Sunday service taken by visiting leader, Celia Goldie.
Should you wish to do so, please join us for coffee and conversation following the service.
Drop in anytime between 12.15 and 3.45pm with your craft project and enjoy a coffee and a friendly chat with like-minded crafters and makers.
Our acoustic music gatherings operate on the 1st Friday of each month, except in August when we have a holiday break. Musicians of all abilities are encouraged to come along to play and listening audience is likewise heartily welcomed.
We sit in a small hall and operate a ‘singaround’ format which helps to keep things light-hearted and informal. Mostly, musicians get to sing at least two songs and any acoustic instrument or unaccompanied singing in any style is the order of the day.
We have a break where free hot drinks are available. If you want to bring your own alcohol, that’s fine and we can find a glass for you. Donations of about £3.00 are welcome and we won’t get too squiffy if you don’t have the exact cash - near enough is fine.
All are welcome to enjoy our inclusive Sunday service taken by visiting leader, Edie Campbell.
Should you wish to do so, please join us for coffee and conversation following the service.
We regularly open up the chapel for members of the public to come and enjoy a wander round. Open Chapel days are indicated on the Calendar below. If you would like to come and see us outside of these times, it almost always be arranged. Simply make contact here
London District and South Eastern Provincial Assembly of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches; Essex Hall, 1-6 Essex Street, London WC2R 3HY