What do Unitarians believe?

Here are some things that are important to Unitarians ...

• We believe that freedom from prescribed creeds, dogmas and confessions of faith is necessary if people are to seek and find truth for themselves.
• We rate spiritual honesty above religious conformity
• We are seekers and sharers, fellow pilgrims on the path
• We are open to truth from many sources
• We cherish reason and acknowledges honest doubt
• The spirit of love, truth and liberty  are  important  to us.
• We hold that all people have the right to believe what their own life-experience tells them is true.

If you want a more detailed answer you can Click Here to download an e-Book called:  "100 Questions Non-Members Ask About Unitarianism"  
Do you have a gathering on a Sunday?

Yes. We gather every Sunday at 10h00 at 64 Hout Lane in Cape Town.
 

INTERACTIVE MAP Click here for an interactive map.  Our church is located exactly where the black plus inside the red circle points on the map.  You can park in Long or Loop Street or in the Covered Parking Garage just opposite the church.   In order to plan your route and make a print out click here.  Find in your address in the "Origin" and in the "Destination" box add the following details: Province:  WESTERN CAPE Street:  Hout Lane Street Number:  64 Crossing Street:                       (leave it blank) Suburb/Town:  Cape Town

 
Directions from Strand Street
Hout Lane connects Long and Loop Street.  It runs parallel with the bigger Strand Street.  Hout Lane is nearer to the mountain than Strand Street.  So from Strand Street you turn into Long Street.  You cross Castle Street and turn right into Hout Lane.  The church building in on your left next to the New Space Theater.  Just opposite the Church is a Covered Parking Garage.  You are welcome to make use of it.

What form does your gathering take?

We follow more of less the following format ...

• Welcome and Announcements
• Exchange of Friendly Greetings
• Opening Statement of Intent (say why we came together)
• Lighting of Chalice Candle
• Hymn
• Offertory
• Sharing in Community (we share our joys and concerns)
• Reflection (by the minister, a member or a guest speaker)
• Hymn
• Closing Statement of Intent