1142:.) The larger public event meant that the civil and religious liberties that Dissenters had been fighting for were won, the battle of a century and a half was over. The more particular event sowed its own seeds of destruction, as Gilchrist gradually changed his opinions and eventually wrote a pamphlet called "Unitarianism Abandoned", which infuriated his very Unitarian congregation. For a long time he refused to resign, but in the end he was forced out, and the church built a safeguard against such a future occurrence by holding annual elections for the minister. NGUC then entered a very low ebb, with at one point as few as nine subscribers and a rapid turnover of ministers. The causes it had agitated for had been successful, and the church looked backwards with pride, but saw little to look forward to. Energy drained away. "Legal recognition did not prosper the cause of the church, however, which at this time began to decline."
906:" whose good auspices found her a house to rent and 20 students to fill it. Her patron—or matron—was the well-off Mrs Burgh, widow of the educationalist, who treated her almost as a daughter. The new arrival attended services at NGUC: she was a lifelong Anglican, but, in keeping with the church's and Price's ethos of logical enquiry and individual conscience, believers of all kinds were welcomed without any expectation of conversion. The approach of these Rational Dissenters appealed to Wollstonecraft: they were hard-working, humane, critical but uncynical, and respectful towards women, and in her hour of need proved kinder to her than her own family. She, an unmarried woman making her own way in the world, was marginal to the dominant society in just the same way that the Dissenters were.
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outbreak of World War II meant that children were evacuated temporarily from London, so the Sunday
Schools and Young People's Leagues ceased for a time. The Sunday services never missed a week, however, even when the building was badly damaged by a landmine blast: they just moved to the schoolhouse. After the war, the ministry focused on building bridges between races and faiths, e.g. with the Jewish community of North London, and was recognised by the World Congress of Faiths, an organisation founded by
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571:, "probably on the site of the current Unitarian church". One of his friends, James Ashurst, founded a group that worshipped in private houses licensed for the purpose, and, in time, this small congregation decided to build a proper meeting house. (It is worth mentioning here the early religious evolution of this church. It started as
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time, that women were the equals of men. Her bold stance—a position that proved to be many years ahead of her time—was met with broad condemnation. Today, we recognise that Mary
Wollstonecraft spoke with the voice of prophesy. We honour her for her courage and for the gifts she has given to future generations of women and men.
662:, a libertarian and republican who cemented the village's "reputation as a centre for radical thinkers and social reformers". He arrived in 1758 with his wife Sarah, and took up residence in No. 54 the Green, in the middle of a terrace even then a hundred years old. (The building still survives as London's oldest brick
322:, and is "one of the roots of modern English Culture". A critical mass of such people, including "dissident intellectuals, pedagogues with reforming ideas and Dissenters" and "the well-to-do edge of radical Protestantism" clustered around Newington Green. Not all of these free-thinkers were Unitarians, such as Quaker
627:, son of a nonconformist minister in Nottinghamshire, writer on theological issues and "a very eminent divine among the Presbyterians" lived at Newington Green until his death in 1746. Several of the church's ministers were at the same time, or had been, the librarians at the theological collection known as
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Domestic Mission Society, to visit the poor in their homes. A library and a savings club emphasised self-help. A regular day school ran from 1860 for ten years, until primary education became the responsibility of the state with the passing of the
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Society recognised the one at NGUC as the best in its class, educating up to 200 children and necessitating the construction in 1887 of the schoolhouse immediately behind
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were one. He led the
Newington Green Conversation Society, membership restricted to 16, a successor to the Mutual Instruction Society. The "small but energetic community" continued to campaign on the larger political stage, presenting petitions to Parliament on subjects touching religious matters,
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and moral punishment, preaching the perfectibility of human nature, and he wrote on theological questions. However, his interests were wide-ranging, and during the decades Price spent as minister of NGUC, he also wrote on finance, economics, probability, and life insurance, being inducted into the
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By the turn of the millennium, NGUC's community was reduced in numbers. A small congregation of half a dozen elderly women persisted, and a new burst of energy arrived with the appointment of Cathal (Cal) Courtney, first as student pastor in 2002 and then as minister in July 2004. He came from an
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Wollstonecraft, attaching a large banner to the railings outside the building, proclaiming it the "birthplace of feminism", in a nod to the formative years that she spent worshipping there. NGUC sponsored a series of
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Unitarian Church developed closer ties with Islington Unitarian Church a couple of kilometres away. They started to share a minister and publicise events together under the name New Unity, while remaining legally distinct
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One influential supporter was an alderman and councillor in the Borough of Stoke Newington, and in 1938 a new lay pastor and his family breathed new life into the church. Although attendance at services was low, other activities drew in crowds: 100 to the temperance meetings, for example. The
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It would have been hard for anyone to step into the shoes of Dr Price, but the minister from 1778 to his death in 1799 was a remarkable character in his own right. Joseph Towers was born in about 1738, the son of a poor bookseller, and was apprenticed as a printer to
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movement was not to the taste of all his congregants, and Foat left for the Richmond Free Christian Church. Then came 1914, and Christian faith all over the world was shaken by the horrors of World War I. Unitarians as a body have never been pacifists, unlike the
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that runs through Islington. Anna remained a member of the congregation until her death and is commemorated in the church with a plaque which praises her work for "the Cause of Humanity, Peace, and Justice, of Civil and Religious Liberty". Her brother Dr
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prohibited Nonconformist clergymen from living within five miles of a parish from which they had been banned. Where the ministers went, their flocks tended to follow. Some of these restrictions were ameliorated a generation later, with the passing of the
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the main church building. A range of groups sprung up, ranging from intellectual (a Society for Mutual Theological Study) to recreational (cycling and cricket). Young Men's and Young Women's groups met, as did the Mothers' Meeting, a
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had done in 1620. Others maintained their faith openly, and lived with the restrictions the state placed upon them, moving to areas where they were tolerated. Often they set up educational establishments, known in general as
1450:, the economist and BBC presenter, used the platform to argue that "the media industry has a 'misleading ethical code' and tendency to be dishonest". The 2009 lecture, given on 27 January 2010, was given by psychotherapist
1641:, from about 1720 to 1850", and the Psallite Women's Choir. The congregation was reported to have grown to 70 as of 2009, with 30 at one Sunday service; it is one of the most rapidly growing Unitarian churches in Britain.
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The history and antiquities of the parish of Stoke Newington in the county of Middlesex: containing an account of the prebendal manor, the church, charities, schools, meeting houses, &c., with appendices
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Ireland of divided communities; he was characterised as a "radical spirit" who had made a "remarkable spiritual journey", and his weekly sermons soon attracted twenty people. In the tradition of Unitarian
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Chapter titles: Beginnings, Kings and Treason; Dissenters, Academies and Castaways; The Chaste Old Bachelor of Newington Green; Enlightenment, Revolutions and Poets; Development, Destruction and Renewal.
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Wollstonecraft was then a young schoolmistress, as yet unpublished, but Price saw something in her worth fostering, and became a friend and mentor. Through the minister (and through the young Anglican
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doctorate in biology and master's degree in business led to his first career in biotechnology management and business development, before he undertook ministerial training, completing his studies at
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poverty, evident in cholera epidemics and rampant malnutrition, made social responsibility an urgent necessity. The minister who guided the first 25 years of this (1839–64) was
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In March 2008, Newington Green Unitarian Church became the first religious establishment in Britain to refuse to carry out any weddings at all until all couples have
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called it a "gay rights church" for its unanimous committee vote suspending full wedding services, although NGUC is not a "gay church" such as the
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2058:"Defoe in Stoke Newington". Arthur Secord, P.M.L.A. Vol. 66, p. 211, 1951. Cited in Thorncroft, p9, who identifies him as "an American scholar".
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the Church of England under the title "Why Religion Needs Satire". The November 2008 lecture took the theme of "Dishonesty":
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Trust in Freedom: The Story of Newington Green Unitarian Church 1708–1958
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2257:"Historic England takes London 'birthplace of feminism' off at-risk list"
1682:. London: Private publication for the trustees of the church. p. 35.
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Trust in Freedom: The Story of Newington Green Unitarian Church 1708–1958
1559:, an ancient road which starts from the north-west corner of the Green.)
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1660:"London Zoo's aviary and the birthplace of feminism among sites at risk"
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with reflections on female conduct, in the more important duties of life
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chose to conform, i.e. rejoin, the established church: one of these was
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1572:; a panel discussion about women and power, between female politicians
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called on the church to conduct a gay marriage in defiance of the law.
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Liberty Universalist Church and Feasterville Academy Historic District
3067:"Birthplace of Feminism" by Guy Bentham, in N16, issue 41, spring 2009
1328:
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was tutor. She wrote poems (including a tribute to Priestley), hymns,
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MP; an art exhibition titled Mother of Feminism; a concert featuring
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3249:
List of Unitarian, Universalist, and Unitarian Universalist churches
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took over after Barbauld's death. He was a leading authority of the
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One of the congregants Price most influenced was the early feminist
2339:(1561–1632), nearby Vicar of Tottenham, and W.A. Diggens, Vicar of
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continued to be found within the congregation at Newington Green.
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The minister whose name is still remembered centuries later is Dr
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in the late 1730s. However, NGUC soon acquired ministers who were
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forbad unauthorised religious meetings of more than five people.
175:, who drew inspiration from Price's sermons in her work, both in
148:
place of worship still in use. The church was founded in 1708 by
1461:, who spoke on "The New Atheism and the War on Terror". In 2011
1242:. Religious freedom and self-improvement were their watchwords.
1174:(1792–1870). (Like many Anglican vicars, one of his hobbies was
554:
1289:
Thorncroft, author of the church's semiquincentennial history,
666:, dated 1658.) In that house, or the church, he was visited by
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chose to emigrate, especially to the American colonies, as the
283:
were the only universities in England and Wales at that time).
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established a congregation in the area by 1876, and built the
3998:
Unitarian Universalist Church of Medford and the Osgood House
2774:"University of East London – UEL – University of East London"
2440:"Unitarian Chapel, Newington Green (Grade II) (1235210)"
1284:
1266:. Other issues of concern were education, social reform, and
1245:
1099:, a biographer. They lived in a house previously occupied by
600:
592:
342:), but most had some connections to the chapel on the green.
3212:
1827:. Buildings of England. Yale University Press. p. 536.
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crossing the Channel. Towers was put under arrest until the
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in recognition of his work. On the 101st anniversary of the
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163:, a political radical who is remembered for his role in the
112:
1860:
History and Topoography of the Parish of St Mary, Islington
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events, including a return visit and lecture by biographer
1410:, giving his own money away to those attending one sermon.
1158:. A hundred years before, the ethos had been one of almost
1073:, but it was not published until her death 30 years later.
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was built in Stoke Newington about 1700, near the house of
363:
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were specifically targeted by these acts, and many of them
4705:
Grade II listed buildings in the London Borough of Hackney
2858:"Debunking Lansley: on patient choice and the NHS reforms"
2636:
Self-provided biographical information on Unitarian.org.uk
2308:
Thorncroft, p20 and throughout ch 5, "New Causes for Old".
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lived nearby, and together they co-authored books such as
639:
Later eighteenth century: the voices heard round the world
4670:
Grade II listed churches in the London Borough of Hackney
3389:
General Assembly of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches
3095:
2799:"The soggy wafer of meekness is backed up by air strikes"
1722:
The Life and Death of Mary Wollstonecraft (rev. ed. 1992)
1482:
1395:
1279:
General Assembly of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches
863:", thus igniting a so-called "pamphlet war" known as the
599:, although they retained their belief in the divinity of
230:, those in England and Wales who were not members of the
154:
General Assembly of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches
102:
General Assembly of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches
3933:
First Universalist Church (Provincetown, Massachusetts)
2472:
A History of the County of Middlesex: Volume 10: Hackney
2407:
Thorncroft, p28, and throughout ch7 "The Lights Go Out".
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and the League of Progressive Thought and Service. This
917:), she met the great humanitarian and radical publisher
838:
The support Price gave to the revolt of the colonies of
3158:
by Alex Allardyce. Newington Green Action Group: 2008.
2498:"It's time for Unitarians to break the law on marriage"
1754:. London: Simon & Schuster. pp. 334. Page 38.
1110:
913:, who also introduced her to the eminent lexicographer
3943:
First Universalist Church (Somerville, Massachusetts)
3903:
First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church of Scituate
3077:"Prophetic Mary" New Unity website. For 26 April 2009.
2825:
14 November 2008 by Katrina Bishop on Journalism.co.uk
2816:"Media has 'misleading ethical code', says Evan Davis"
1600:; a birthday cake baked by men; and other activities.
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and studied microscopic organisms; he was a friend of
1145:
755:
an end to legal discrimination against Roman Catholics
527:, are buried in St Mary's churchyard. However, as the
514:
Society for Effecting the Abolition of the Slave Trade
293:. Some Christians who had hoped for a more Protestant
2878:"Radicalism and Richard Price" by Rhasan Brunner, in
1362:, he led a silent vigil through the night before the
4108:
Beacon Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Summit
2250:
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in Newington Green and along the nearest section of
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magazine to address the international furore around
1012:
4167:
Fourth Universalist Society in the City of New York
3918:First Unitarian Church (Somerville, Massachusetts)
3202:
by Claire Tomalin. Weidenfeld & Nicolson: 1974.
2434:
2003:"Quakers around Shoreditch and life around Bunhill"
1329:
Later 20th century/early 21st century: rejuvenation
879:(i.e. publications easily printed and circulated).
2648:""Vandals at the chapel" N16 magazine Winter 2006"
2125:
2123:
1747:
1417:. Subsequently, the building was removed from the
1374:and was written about as the Right-On Reverend in
429:from 1936. Fronting onto the green itself was the
354:St Mary's Old Church (left) and New Church (right)
271:for certain groups. It allowed Nonconformists (or
3938:First Universalist Church (Salem, Massachusetts)
3923:First Unitarian Church (Stoneham, Massachusetts)
2720:
2707:
2705:
2518:April 2005. London District Unitarian newsletter"
2243:
1926:
1924:
1846:
1844:
1501:who wished to be exempted from having to perform
1424:
4641:
3913:First Unitarian Church (Peabody, Massachusetts)
3554:First Unitarian Universalist Church of San Diego
3179:Mary Wollstonecraft and the Feminist Imagination
2616:
2614:
1436:Mary Wollstonecraft and the Feminist Imagination
202:, although the rest of the green is part of the
190:The building, which faces the north side of the
2891:
2889:
2182:
2180:
2120:
1354:for maintenance of the Newington Green chapel.
1236:the removal of civil disabilities from the Jews
1234:(made law as Nonconformists Chapels Act 1844),
1037:(1743–1825), was a prolific writer, admired by
948:which has been described as "the birthplace of
535:until the middle of the 19th century, and then
4216:The Unitarian Universalist Church of Charlotte
4162:First Unitarian Universalist Church of Niagara
4142:First Unitarian Church of Rochester (building)
4032:First Unitarian Universalist Church of Detroit
3908:First Religious Society Church and Parish Hall
3439:Nottage General Baptist & Unitarian Church
3173:Her Own Woman: The Life of Mary Wollstonecraft
2702:
1921:
1896:
1894:
1862:by Samuel Lewis, 1842, cited in Allardyce, p9.
1841:
1750:Her Own Woman: The Life of Mary Wollstonecraft
979:, and being awarded a Doctor of Law degree by
867:, furiously debating the issues raised by the
796:, he continued his afternoon sermons at NGUC.
4493:
3978:Theodore Parker Unitarian Universalist Church
3868:First Parish Church (Waltham, Massachusetts)
3863:First Parish Church (Taunton, Massachusetts)
3858:First Parish Church (Duxbury, Massachusetts)
3564:Northwest Unitarian Universalist Congregation
3419:Unitarian Meeting House, Newcastle-under-Lyme
3233:
2621:"Church minister: homophobia is the real sin"
2611:
2568:
2566:
2564:
2493:
2491:
2489:
2031:Thorncroft, ch.3 "The Early Years: 1714–1758"
1822:
997:. He was secretary of the highly respectable
555:Earliest years: to the mid-eighteenth century
393:Other religious institutions existed nearby.
209:
3948:Follen Church Society-Unitarian Universalist
3883:First Parish Church, Arlington Massachusetts
3175:by Diane Jacobs. Simon & Schuster: 2001.
2886:
2691:Commissions and Panels – Executive Committee
2465:
2177:
1538:
1053:, starting from their years together at the
706:(known as "Citizen Stanhope"), and even the
4680:Religious organizations established in 1708
4206:Eno River Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
3823:Bernardston Congregational Unitarian Church
3525:Anchorage Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
1891:
1823:Cherry, Bridget; Pevsner, Nikolaus (2002).
1783:
1563:250th anniversary of Wollstonecraft's birth
242:restricted public office to Anglicans. The
4500:
4486:
4412:Unitarian Universalist Church of Arlington
4317:Unitarian Universalist Church of Lancaster
4293:First Congregational Church of Oregon City
4260:Unitarian Universalist Church of Kent Ohio
3584:Universalist Unitarian Church of Riverside
3559:Mount Diablo Unitarian Universalist Church
3240:
3226:
3167:Vindication: A Life of Mary Wollstonecraft
2880:Newington Green Now and Then: N16 magazine
2561:
2486:
2083:(1795), pp. 280–305. Accessed 31 May 2009.
1991:. J.B. Nichols and Son. pp. 215, 296.
1777:Vindication: A Life of Mary Wollstonecraft
1677:
1285:Early to mid 20th century: wars and crises
1246:Later 19th century: towards the high water
1095:, a prominent scientist, and his daughter
448:. Although the latter village, centred on
4665:Churches in the London Borough of Hackney
4152:First Universalist Church of Portageville
3741:First Universalist Church of Cedar Rapids
3579:Unitarian Universalist Church of Berkeley
3200:The Life and Death of Mary Wollstonecraft
3116:20 Sept 2008 Newington Green Action Group
1793:inflation figures are based on data from
1493:, backing the claim of Lillian Ladele, a
1468:
488:on several occasions. Another Dissenting
346:The building and its religious neighbours
340:Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge
338:(minister and long-time secretary of the
4695:19th-century church buildings in England
4460:United Unitarian and Universalist Church
4312:First Universalist Church of Sharpsville
4250:First Universalist Church of Lyons, Ohio
4192:Unitarian Universalist Church of Buffalo
3794:Cedar Lane Unitarian Universalist Church
3598:Unitarian Universalist Church of Boulder
3574:Sepulveda Unitarian Universalist Society
3051:"Right, so just what do you do all day?"
2976:25 Feb 2009 Newington Green Action Group
2931:
2929:
2712:‘Help yourselves to the collection plate
2594:
2548:
1984:
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380:
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4507:
4265:Universalist Church of Westfield Center
4230:All Souls Unitarian-Universalist Church
3708:Universalist Unitarian Church of Joliet
3404:King Edward Street Chapel, Macclesfield
3279:First Unitarian Congregation of Toronto
3169:by Lyndall Gordon. Little, Brown: 2005.
3134:4 Oct 2008 Newington Green Action Group
2364:
1718:
1277:in general, and the development of the
873:Reflections on the Revolution in France
611:Independent meeting house.) The author
4642:
4624:Church of Good Shepherd, Upper Clapton
4307:First Unitarian Church of Philadelphia
4157:First Unitarian Congregational Society
4051:First Unitarian Society of Minneapolis
1938:
1936:
1873:"Hackney – Archives and local history"
1779:. Virago Press. pp. 562. Page 42.
1774:
1745:
1657:
1637:and non-conformist chapels during the
999:Society for Constitutional Information
924:Thoughts on the Education of Daughters
882:
861:A Discourse on the Love of Our Country
417:in adjoining Poets Road in 1885. This
4481:
3641:Universalist National Memorial Church
3539:First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles
3221:
2926:
2551:"Gentrification: how was it for you?"
2254:
1794:
1725:. London: Penguin Books. p. 46.
1588:and Adey Grummet, to raise money for
1342:entities. The 1969 sale of the (New)
1045:. She enjoyed a long friendship with
977:Criminal Libel and the Duty of Juries
682:; other American politicians such as
668:Founding Fathers of the United States
4336:First Unitarian Church of Providence
4255:First Universalist Church of Olmsted
4172:Pullman Memorial Universalist Church
3622:Universalist Church of West Hartford
3449:Richmond and Putney Unitarian Church
1945:A History of the County of Middlesex
1383:monthly "East of Islington" column.
1111:Early 19th century: legal acceptance
940:A Vindication of the Rights of Woman
721:; agitators such as prison reformer
516:to the foundation of the innovative
446:parish boundaries of Stoke Newington
444:Newington Green fell within the old
4137:First Unitarian Church of Rochester
3263:Unitarian Church of South Australia
2468:"Hackney: Protestant Nonconformity"
1933:
1529:European Convention on Human Rights
1523:'s election as bishop, Pakula sees
1370:, during his time at NGUC he wrote
1146:Mid-19th century: social challenges
421:building became one of the leading
177:arguing for the new French republic
13:
4450:First Unitarian Society of Madison
4245:First Unitarian Church of Marietta
3669:First Unitarian Church of Honolulu
3549:First Unitarian Church of San Jose
3149:
2896:"The Church Where You Can't Marry"
2474:. Institute of Historical Research
2445:National Heritage List for England
1507:Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement
1337:Protesters filled London's streets
1259:(abstinence from alcohol) support
1209:, named after his uncle, the poet
983:. Towers assisted fellow minister
934:A Vindication of the Rights of Men
757:; writers such as poet and banker
504:was supplemented by an impressive
425:, with Jacob Koussevitzsky as its
238:, made their lives difficult. The
14:
4716:
4235:Apostolic Bethlehem Temple Church
4008:Universalist Society Meetinghouse
3928:First Unitarian Society in Newton
3878:First Parish Church of Dorchester
3853:First Church of Christ, Unitarian
3775:Stockton Springs Community Church
3693:First Unitarian Church of Chicago
3544:First Unitarian Church of Oakland
3206:
2912:"Gay rights church bans weddings"
2676:"Church welcome for new minister"
2623:by Katrina Bishop. 18 March 2009
2595:Courtney, Cathal (2 April 2007).
2549:Richards, Mandy (20 April 2005).
1613:Regular and occasional activities
1013:Early 19th century: The Barbaulds
737:, who between them campaigned on
4650:18th-century Protestant churches
4629:Newington Green Unitarian Church
3953:Housatonic Congregational Church
3494:Unitarian Meeting House, Ipswich
3424:Newington Green Unitarian Church
3311:Unitarian Church of Transylvania
3096:"London Gallery Quire – Welcome"
3017:by Peter Gruner, 17 April 2009,
2576:magazine, issue 18 (Summer 2003)
1658:Morris, Hugh (21 October 2016).
1596:charity; a tombstone tribute at
1499:Islington London Borough Council
1124:Unitarian Church of Transylvania
1122:, and made connections with the
994:Dictionary of National Biography
955:
643:
326:(physician, philanthropist, and
194:, was extended in 1860, and was
159:Its most famous minister was Dr
134:Newington Green Unitarian Church
29:
24:Newington Green Unitarian Church
4065:First Unitarian Church of Omaha
3873:First Parish Church in Plymouth
3213:Official website for the church
3127:
3109:
3088:
3070:
3061:
3053:by Aida Edemariam, 19 May 2009
3044:
3023:
3015:"Festival for ‘first feminist’"
3008:
2987:
2969:
2946:
2938:by Judith Evans. 19 March 2009
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2275:
2255:Brown, Mark (15 October 2020).
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1853:
1481:couples take for granted". The
1390:, an American who grew up in a
1364:huge march against the Iraq War
1057:in the 1760s, where her father
859:, he preached a sermon titled "
4675:1708 establishments in England
4360:Unitarian Church in Charleston
3983:Unitarian Church of Barnstable
3770:Pittsfield Universalist Church
3349:Brook Street Chapel, Knutsford
3339:Billingshurst Unitarian Chapel
2962:by Cal Courtney. Spring 2005.
2847:29 August 2010 Hackney Citizen
2836:8 January 2010 Hackney Citizen
1816:
1768:
1739:
1712:
1695:
1686:
1670:
1651:
1425:Richard Price Memorial Lecture
1415:National Lottery Heritage Fund
825:Priestley's support of dissent
761:; and clergyman-mathematician
694:; British politicians such as
688:president of the United States
686:, who later became the second
1:
4407:Mount Vernon Unitarian Church
4388:Cavendish Universalist Church
4187:Unitarian Universalist Church
4182:Unitarian Church of All Souls
4084:Peterborough Unitarian Church
4037:Unitarian Universalist Church
3898:First Parish Unitarian Church
3780:Universalist-Unitarian Church
3617:Unitarian Universalist Church
3459:Rosslyn Hill Unitarian Chapel
3181:by Barbara Taylor. CUP: 2003.
1942:'Stoke Newington: Churches',
1644:
1487:Metropolitan Community Church
1400:Unitarian College, Manchester
1196:Elementary Education Act 1870
823:, discoverer of oxygen. When
167:, a British debate about the
4655:Unitarian chapels in England
4601:St Matthias, Stoke Newington
3612:Unitarian Church in Westport
3334:Bank Street Unitarian Chapel
2103:"PRICE, Richard (1723-1791)"
1704:by Tom Paulin. 5 April 2003
1678:Thorncroft, Michael (1958).
198:in 1953. It lies within the
181:issue of the rights of women
7:
4581:St John the Baptist, Hoxton
4426:University Unitarian Church
3636:All Souls Church, Unitarian
3489:Ullet Road Unitarian Church
3464:Shrewsbury Unitarian Church
3354:Brookfield Unitarian Church
3295:Unitarian Church in Ireland
1348:historic village of Hackney
1316:national Unitarian movement
1162:self-reliance, but now the
1128:Doctrine of the Trinity Act
782:The Dignity of Human Nature
518:Newington Academy for Girls
397:, one of London's foremost
204:London Borough of Islington
136:is one of England's oldest
10:
4721:
4690:Churches completed in 1860
4685:Churches completed in 1708
4571:St Andrew, Stoke Newington
4541:St Mary, Stoke Newington (
4279:All Souls Unitarian Church
4013:Wollaston Unitarian Church
4003:United First Parish Church
3760:Dexter Universalist Church
3688:Channing-Murray Foundation
3474:Todmorden Unitarian Church
3454:Rivington Unitarian Chapel
2466:T.F.T. Baker, ed. (1995).
1985:Robinson, William (1842).
1531:. Human rights campaigner
1219:improvements to microscopy
1009:intervened on his behalf.
959:
819:and Dissenting clergyman,
739:expansion of the franchise
508:building opposite, by Sir
334:(pacifist and writer) and
210:Background to its creation
18:Church in London , England
4609:
4556:
4516:
4455:First Universalist Church
4440:Bradford Community Church
4341:First Universalist Church
4147:First Universalist Church
4079:First Universalist Church
3988:Unitarian Memorial Church
3833:First Parish in Cambridge
3765:First Universalist Church
3655:First Universalist Church
3512:
3434:Northiam Unitarian Chapel
3394:Hastings Unitarian Church
3369:Dean Row Chapel, Wilmslow
3344:Brighton Unitarian Church
3326:
3303:
3287:
3271:
3255:
2753:""Dishonesty" Evan Davis"
2597:Towards Beloved Community
1539:Tercentenary celebrations
1419:Heritage at Risk Register
1392:Jewish family in New York
1372:Towards Beloved Community
1350:released funding via the
631:, an establishment still
476:, he participated in the
200:London Borough of Hackney
123:
118:
108:
95:
87:
75:
41:
37:
28:
23:
3683:Beverly Unitarian Church
3569:Pacific Unitarian Church
3479:Toxteth Unitarian Chapel
3469:Taunton Unitarian Chapel
3444:Octagon Chapel, Norwich
3409:Meadrow Unitarian Chapel
3399:Horsham Unitarian Church
3316:Unitarian church, Dârjiu
3139:24 February 2012 at the
3121:24 February 2012 at the
2981:24 February 2012 at the
2914:. BBC News. 8 April 2008
1775:Gordon, Lyndall (2005).
1719:Tomalin, Claire (1992).
1007:Archbishop of Canterbury
4177:Second Unitarian Church
3973:Second Unitarian Church
3893:First Parish of Sudbury
3843:First Church in Roxbury
3818:Arlington Street Church
2696:6 December 2011 at the
2599:. Exposure Publishing.
2581:4 December 2008 at the
1795:Clark, Gregory (2017).
1549:Ottoman classical music
1346:near the centre of the
1232:Dissenting Chapels Bill
1120:history of Unitarianism
809:William Ellery Channing
729:, and husband and wife
480:, acted as chaplain to
4700:Anna Laetitia Barbauld
4566:All Saints, Haggerston
4532:St Leonard, Shoreditch
4445:First Unitarian Church
4240:First Unitarian Church
4127:Chapin Memorial Church
3888:First Parish in Malden
3838:First Church in Boston
3799:First Unitarian Church
3736:First Unitarian Church
3698:Third Unitarian Church
3082:2 October 2011 at the
2821:26 August 2016 at the
2728:"Non-religious Church"
2681:21 January 2010 page 8
2079:The Environs of London
1746:Jacobs, Diane (2001).
1610:
1469:Stance on gay marriage
1442:addressed the need to
1338:
1295:Reginald John Campbell
1035:Anna Laetitia Barbauld
1030:
991:, a forerunner of the
895:
865:Revolution Controversy
804:
655:
543:called the former the
484:, and preached before
390:
355:
265:Act of Toleration 1689
165:Revolution Controversy
4586:Holy Trinity, Dalston
4526:St Augustine, Hackney
3848:First Church in Salem
3828:Brattle Street Church
3631:District of Columbia
3504:York Unitarian Chapel
2343:, Cornwall 1896–1913
1605:
1598:St Pancras Old Church
1551:. (There is a strong
1475:equal marriage rights
1368:Royal Society of Arts
1336:
1063:children's literature
1020:
989:Biographia Britannica
890:
840:British North America
829:riots named after him
815:, and the formidable
802:
786:Thoughts on Education
651:
629:Dr Williams's Library
603:Christ. Thus was the
567:, ran an influential
549:St Pancras Old Church
437:at the height of the
384:
366:were renewed, and a "
353:
324:John Coakley Lettsome
140:churches, located on
2953:"Christian charity?"
2936:"Strength in Unity?"
2365:Clayden, PW (1883).
1312:Francis Younghusband
1227:science and religion
981:Edinburgh University
871:. Burke's rebuttal "
741:, opposition to the
575:, with views on the
510:George Gilbert Scott
478:Westminster Assembly
431:China Inland Mission
423:synagogues of London
387:China Inland Mission
308:dissenting academies
104:(British Unitarians)
60:51.55217°N 0.08492°W
4596:St Mary, Haggerston
4576:St Chad, Haggerston
4519:churches (pre-1800)
4374:Church of the River
3963:North Parish Church
3746:Universalist Church
3374:Essex Street Chapel
3364:Cross Street Chapel
2958:29 May 2009 at the
2425:Thorncroft, p32-33.
2389:Thorncroft, p23-24.
2231:Gordon, p51 passim.
2222:Tomalin, p50 and 57
2076:'Stoke Newington',
1702:"Spirit of the Age"
1664:The Daily Telegraph
1491:Christian Institute
1404:executive committee
1185:for 14 girls and a
1138:of poet and artist
1071:The Rights of Women
1067:William Wilberforce
900:Mary Wollstonecraft
892:Mary Wollstonecraft
883:Mary Wollstonecraft
857:Glorious Revolution
844:American Revolution
842:, arguing that the
537:Abney Park Cemetery
474:Reformed principles
435:James Hudson Taylor
330:) or the Anglicans
267:, which guaranteed
179:and in raising the
173:Mary Wollstonecraft
56: /
4537:St John-at-Hackney
4331:Bell Street Chapel
3379:Fulwood Old Chapel
2714:’ 24 October 2008
2530:on 11 October 2008
2326:Thorncroft, p2-23.
2281:Thorncroft, p17-18
1791:Retail Price Index
1627:West Gallery Music
1430:Conference, where
1352:Charity Commission
1339:
1136:standard biography
1055:Warrington Academy
1043:William Wordsworth
1031:
987:in developing the
896:
813:Theophilus Lindsey
805:
745:, support for the
656:
597:denied the Trinity
569:Dissenting Academy
565:Harvard University
551:a few miles away.
391:
389:on Newington Green
356:
299:Established Church
269:freedom of worship
248:established church
150:English Dissenters
65:51.55217; -0.08492
4660:Chapels in London
4637:
4636:
4619:Abney Park Chapel
4559:daughter churches
4475:
4474:
3993:Unitarian Society
3384:Gellionnen Chapel
3019:Islington Tribune
2900:Islington Tribune
2801:28 November 2005
2299:Robinson, p91-92.
1623:Open House London
1553:Turkish community
1503:civil partnership
1386:The incumbent is
1344:Gravel Pit Chapel
1253:Provident Society
1105:South Sea Company
869:French Revolution
790:Gravel Pit Chapel
747:French Revolution
700:Earl of Shelburne
672:Benjamin Franklin
529:Church of England
415:Dalston Synagogue
244:Act of Uniformity
232:Church of England
214:After the end of
169:French Revolution
131:
130:
113:www.new-unity.org
4712:
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4495:
4488:
4479:
4478:
4393:Unitarian Church
4211:Long View Center
4113:Old Stone Church
4094:Unitarian Church
3813:All Souls Church
3484:Underbank Chapel
3429:Norcliffe Chapel
3414:Mill Hill Chapel
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2654:on 18 March 2012
2650:. Archived from
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2503:20 November 2009
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2107:English Heritage
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2067:Thorncroft, p10.
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1619:Flower Communion
1594:anti-trafficking
1590:Stop the Traffik
1582:Emily Thornberry
1408:collection plate
1382:
1291:Trust in Freedom
1275:liberal religion
1268:women's suffrage
1240:King James Bible
1215:Andrew Pritchard
1088:Evenings at Home
1047:Joseph Priestley
821:Joseph Priestley
743:war with America
727:John Horne Tooke
676:Thomas Jefferson
506:Victorian Gothic
419:Victorian Gothic
291:went underground
83:, London N16 9PR
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4350:South Carolina
4201:North Carolina
3968:Old Ship Church
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3359:Chowbent Chapel
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3150:Further reading
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2092:Allardyce, p18.
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1917:
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1879:on 4 March 2016
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1635:parish churches
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1456:literary critic
1427:
1380:
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1323:listed building
1287:
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1223:Michael Faraday
1203:James Martineau
1168:Thomas Cromwell
1148:
1113:
1103:, clerk to the
1051:William Enfield
1015:
1003:Reign of Terror
964:
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904:fairy godmother
885:
713:; philosophers
690:, and his wife
646:
641:
633:very much alive
595:, that is, who
587:, who gave the
557:
482:Oliver Cromwell
462:Stoke Newington
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312:Newington Green
303:Pilgrim Fathers
287:Roman Catholics
216:Oliver Cromwell
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827:led to the
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723:John Howard
617:Isaac Watts
545:Campo Santo
468:was led by
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395:St Matthias
297:within the
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224:Restoration
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2267:15 October
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1645:References
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1525:homophobia
1448:Evan Davis
1261:for adults
1187:monitorial
1164:Dickensian
1134:wrote the
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1059:John Aikin
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831:, he fled
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715:David Hume
684:John Adams
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486:Parliament
320:status quo
273:Dissenters
228:Charles II
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2732:New Unity
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1377:The Oldie
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1078:New River
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877:pamphlets
725:, gadfly
605:Unitarian
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360:goldsmith
281:Cambridge
256:third act
138:Unitarian
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