Bury Unitarian Church

Bury Unitarian Church We are a loving, welcoming, questioning community, welcoming all to worship with us. And we do mean all!

We believe that:

- everyone has the right to seek truth and meaning for themselves.

- the fundamental tools for doing this are your own life experience, your reflection upon it, your intuitive understanding and the promptings of your own conscience.

- the best setting for this is a community that welcomes you for who you are, complete with your beliefs, doubts and questions. We can be

called religious 'liberals':

- religious because we unite to celebrate and affirm values that embrace and reflect a greater reality than self.

- liberal because we claim no exclusive revelation or status for ourselves; because we afford respect and toleration to those who follow different paths of faith. We are called 'Unitarians':

- because of our traditional insistence on divine unity, the oneness of God.

- because we affirm the essential unity of humankind and of creation.

07/06/2026
07/06/2026

NELUM (the North and East Lancashire Unitarian Mission) are currently advertising for a District Administrator: the details (inlcuding the contact details) are below.

Job Advertisement: Part-Time Administrator
North East Lancashire Unitarian Mission (NELUM)
The North East Lancashire Unitarian Mission (NELUM) is seeking a part-time self-employed Administrator to support its officers and member-chapels.
NELUM is an association of 13 small Unitarian chapels in East Lancashire and Cumbria. Its purpose is to support its member-chapels. NELUM is governed by trustees and elected officers, including a Chair, Vice-Chair, Secretary and Treasurer, with decisions made by a General Committee composed of two delegates from each chapel, Ministers, Officers and Trustees.
This new administrator-role is intended to support the work of the officers and committees and to help NELUM to communicate effectively with its members. The role will be modelled on the successful experience of other local administrator-posts.
Hours and Pay
The role is expected to average 15–20 hours per week, though some flexibility will be needed. The post will be offered on a self-employed contract basis, at £15 per hour. The appointed person will report to the NELUM Secretary.
The work will be carried out from home, mostly, although attendance at certain meetings and events will be required. Mileage and agreed expenses will be reimbursed.
Main Duties
The role will initially include:
• Attending NELUM General Committee meetings
• Communicating with members on behalf of the officers
• Managing NELUM email accounts
• Maintaining NELUM records
• Organising and updating a NELUM website
• Supporting the NELUM officers, including the Chair, Vice-Chair, Secretary and Treasurer
• Supporting special NELUM events
• Assisting with general administration as required
About the successful applicant
NELUM is looking for someone who is organised, reliable and able to work well with others. The appointed person will need to be flexible, self-motivated, and confident in handling routine administrative tasks.
This person should have:
• Good communication skills – both written and verbal
• Technical confidence in using a computer; learning new digital tools; and applying basic website-editing functions
• The ability, and circumstances, to work independently from home
• The ability to manage records and correspondence efficiently
• A flexible approach to working hours
• Sympathy with the aims and values of NELUM and the wider Unitarian movement
How to Apply
Applications should be sent electronically to the NELUM Secretary, Anne Mills, at: [email protected]
Please include details of personal experience and job-history, together with a short statement explaining why they would be suitable.
Closing date for applications: 17 June 2026
Shortlisted applicants will have the opportunity to speak to the current administrator of the Manchester District Association to learn more about how a similar role operates.
Selected candidates will, initially, be interviewed on-line, where possible, or by phone, and a small number from that list will be interviewed in person.

Upcoming eventsSunday 24th May  12.30,Inclusive CommunionMonday 25th May, 7pmCamera ClubTuesday 26th May, teatime Deadli...
23/05/2026

Upcoming events

Sunday 24th May 12.30,
Inclusive Communion

Monday 25th May, 7pm
Camera Club

Tuesday 26th May, teatime
Deadline for entries for the June and July edition of the Calendar

Wednesday 27th May, 7pm:
Book club meeting to discuss The Outcast, by Sadie Jones

Friday 29th May, 10am – 3pm:
Kate will be in church

Saturday 30th May 10am:
Calendar Collation Party

Saturday 30th May, 2pm:
NELUM AGM in church, followed by tea.

Next Sunday, 31st May, 10am – 1045am:
Fifth Sunday breakfast. Join us for tea, coffee, juice, and cereal

On Sunday 7th June we’ll be reminiscing about the Whit Walks: if you have a story to tell we would love to hear it.

Upcoming eventsToday, 12.30:   Inclusive Communion. Monday 27th April, 7pm:Camera ClubTuesday 28th April, 7.30pm:  Devel...
26/04/2026

Upcoming events

Today, 12.30: Inclusive Communion.

Monday 27th April, 7pm:Camera Club

Tuesday 28th April, 7.30pm: Developing Our Own Spirituality: part 9

Wednesday 29th April, 7pm: Book club meeting to discuss Even the Dogs, by Jon McGregor

Saturday 2nd May, 2pm:Death Café.
This is a chance to talk about your wishes at the end of your life, and to have open and loving conversation about death. There will be cake!

Sunday 3rd May, 11.15am: Something Different Sunday

Sunday 3rd May, 3pm, Ainsworth:Anniversary service, led by Veronica Walker.

Saturday 9th May, 2pm:It’s your funeral
This is a chance to think about how you’d like to be remembered. You are welcome whether you’re going to have a formal funeral or not. There will be cake!

Saturday 16th May, 7pm:Quiz Night

Dying is part of living:  let's talk about both.It's your funeral. Bury Unitarian Church, Sunday 9th May 2026, 2pm.  Joi...
18/04/2026

Dying is part of living: let's talk about both.

It's your funeral.

Bury Unitarian Church, Sunday 9th May 2026, 2pm.

Join us for tea, cake, and conversation about what we want to happen after we die.

This is a gathering for everyone, whether you want pomp and ceremony at your funeral, or you don’t want a funeral at all: it’s healthy to think about our life in terms of our death and how we’d want to be remembered.

Please note: this is not about financial planning

Dying is part of living:  let's talk about both. Death cafe, Bury Unitarian Church, Saturday 2nd May 2026, 2pm. Join us ...
18/04/2026

Dying is part of living: let's talk about both.

Death cafe, Bury Unitarian Church, Saturday 2nd May 2026, 2pm.

Join us for tea, cake, and conversation about the end of life.
This is a gathering for everyone, with no agenda other than giving ourselves the chance to talk about something we don’t always talk about enough.

You’ll get the chance to think about what’s important in your life, and what will be important at the end of it.

Saturday creativity gathering:  Saturday 25th April 2026. Join us at 12.30 for soup, and then we'll spend a couple of ho...
18/04/2026

Saturday creativity gathering: Saturday 25th April 2026.
Join us at 12.30 for soup, and then we'll spend a couple of hours crafting together. Bring your own project, or learn how to knit squares.

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