UK Unitarian bright light: Jo O'Sullivan

UK Unitarian bright light: Jo O'Sullivan

I recently had a conversation with Jo O’Sullivan, dedicated Unitarian, nationally-recognised family law solicitor, and an experienced worship leader and public speaker. Jo has been a trustee of Brighton Unitarian Church and Treasurer of the Unitarian Women’s Group. Currently, she serves as a Trustee of Send A Child To Hucklow (SACH), Chair of The Inquirer Board, Council member of the LDPA and a Trustee of Essex Hall. In her own words “being a Unitarian is the most important part of my life”.  I have known Jo for many years now and she never ceases to inspire me. In this episode, she talks about her background, her work, and her hopes for the future for the UK Unitarian movement.

Talking about self-compassion

Lizzie Kingston-Harrison, GA Community Connections Lead, talks to professional trainer Aysha Madha about the importance of self-compassion from a personal and societal level.

Dissenter of Sidmouth Mural Project - Community Building

I am talking to Gav Howell and Lesley Emery, two of the collaborators for the mural project at the Dissenter of Sidmouth, a Unitarian Chapel and community centre. This project involved a huge amount of organic community building that has already formed ripples in the form a new play by Leslie on the Unitarian suffragist Annie Leigh Brown.

Thinking about AI with Rev Andi Phillips

What do Unitarians need to know about AI?

Liz Slade: Art, Science, and Spirituality

Liz Slade has a scientific background that underpins a curiosity about the natural world and how humans interact with it and each other. She talks about the intersection of spirituality and activism, how connection with a spiritual community can help sustain and rejuvenate those who are working hard to create systemic change.