Based in old Portsmouth we are an inclusive family, a place for people of all denominations, all spiritualities, all faiths, or for those with none.

To this end, we invite speakers from other denominations and world faiths to be with us and to speak to us at our Sunday morning gatherings. These have become popular amongst our regulars and visitors alike.

As a family, we enjoy being together and so we have social evenings and arrange outings to many places of interest which are within easy reach.

If you are exploring exactly what it is that you do believe (or do not believe) then you may well feel comfortable with us.

We do not believe in spoonfed religion and neither do we try to convert people to any particular way of thinking! Spiritually we are very diverse and encourage seekers to find their own paths in matters of faith.

Unitarians tend to believe what they are able to believe and not what they are told to believe. Some people think that we are people who don't believe in the Trinity - it would be better to think of us as people who don't have to believe in the Trinity or any other doctrinal issue.

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He is our patron and one, severely crippled in his mid-teens, who grew out of obscurity in a rough area of Portsmouth during the 18th and 19th. centuries - because he saw a great need to help young children reared in what was, effectively in those days, a slum. Find out more

Unless you have friends or relatives that have been members of a Unitarian community you probably don't know what a Unitarian church actually is and what we stand for. Find out more

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