Chelmsford Unitarian Fellowship

PROGRAMME OF MEETINGS FOR REFLECTION AND DISCUSSION January – June 2010 All events held at 3 pm at the Friends’ Meeting House, Rainsford Road Chelmsford CM1 2QL unless shown otherwise.
Sunday 24th January	Helping those with learning disabilities to live independently.
	Introduced by: Samantha Tibbenham
	Reflection led by: Dennis Olding
Sunday 28th February	Environmental Ethics.
	Introduced by: Douglas Kingsley
	Reflection led by: Ronald Bond
Sunday 28th March	Service with Rev. Cliff Reed
	Introduced by:
	Reflection led by:
Sunday 25th April	Looking at the issues around Assisted Death
	Introduced by: Mary Roots
	Reflection led by: Pat Baxter
Sunday 23rd May	AGM and report on the Unitarian Annual Meetings
	Introduced by:
	Reflection led by: Jane Howarth
Sunday 27th June 3.00pm.	Eastern Union Summer Meeting at Cambridge Unitarian Church. Neville Kenyon, President of the Unitarian General Assembly, will take the Service
	Followed by tea.Lifts to be arranged

EASTERN UNION 2010
Saturday 6th March	10.30-11.45am. Executive Committee meeting at Ipswich Unitarian Church Followed by Development Day ‘Nourishment Beyond a Hymn Sandwich’ with Revs Joy Croft and Linda Hart. Lunch 1.30-2.00pm. Soup and drinks provided. Day ends 3.30pm.

We hold meetings for Reflections & Discussions and Services on the fourth Sunday in the month. All are followed by refreshments.

With rare exceptions all meetings are held at the Friends' Meeting House, Rainsford Road, Chelmsford at 3:00p.m.

The Services of worship are led by invited Unitarian Ministers and Lay Preachers, thus providing a variety of approaches. The Reflection & Discussion is taken by members of the Fellowship and includes music, readings and reflections from many sources, and possibly short periods of meditation, in all some twenty minutes. The discussion may be introduced by a member of the Fellowship or an outside speaker and will explore religious or social issues. The two forms of meeting arose to meet differing needs among members and it is understood that, while many members will wish to go to both, some will prefer one or other.