This week our current Chair of Trustees Erica Dunmow tells of how she first heard of UTU. My first contact with UTU was through David Moore. I attended and worshipped at Bow Road Mission, East End, London from 1981-1991 where David was minister. David’s creative style influenced by UTU’s approach,…
SPRING FORUM SERIES 2019: What makes a good city? Series 2 Wednesday 13 February,12–1.30pm David Price on ‘The impact of immigration in Sheffield’ with Joe Forde as respondent and Ibtisam Al-Farah as chair All welcome! David will draw on his recently published book Welcome to Sheffield – A Migration History…
We hope you have enjoyed some of the stories of the early days of UTU from Chris and Laurie. This week we are grateful for the contribution of Tony Holden. He takes us through his involvement with UTU from the 1970s onward. Several more guest blog posts have arrived at…
For this week’s guest blog post we are delighted to publish Bishop Laurie Green’s contribution sharing his memories and reflections of the earliest days of UTU. THE BEGINNINGS OF UTU I was studying in the States in 1968 at New York Theological Seminary. It had recently been taken over…
Happy 2019. This is the year that we celebrate 50 years of UTU and invite guest blog posts from all that have been influenced by our work over the years. We are delighted to introduce this series with Christopher Rowland’s contribution. If you would like to share your own story…
SPRING FORUM SERIES 2019: What makes a good city? Series 2. Themes – immigration, church policy and responding to…
During 2019 (and to be used as part of our Jubilee gathering 8/9 July), UTU would like to publish 50 guest blog posts of around 300 words, each with an insight into how UTU has shaped your discipleship and/or ministry. Please send your contributions to christine.dutton@methodist.org.uk by end January 2019. If possible,…
‘Contrary to their Profession’: Reflections on being an urban misfit in a majority-suburban church’. Rt. Revd. Dr. Pete Wilcox, the Bishop of Sheffield Annual General Meeting Saturday 24 November 2018, 2.15 – 4.30 pm 1pm: Bring your own lunch get-together. Tea/coffee provided. All welcome We are very excited to welcome the Rt. Revd. Dr. Pete Wilcox,…
