Reviews of Cross Street Chapel, Unitarian. (Church) in Manchester (Greater Manchester).

Cross Street Chapel, Unitarian

39 Reviews

19 Comments

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Unitarian Universalist Church

Cross St, Manchester M2 1NL, United Kingdom

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Information of Cross Street Chapel, Unitarian, Church in Manchester (Greater Manchester)

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This business has received very good reviews from their customers, so probably it’s a place you should try if you are looking for this kind of services.

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Open hours of Cross Street Chapel, Unitarian

Sunday

10:45–11:45am

Monday

Closed

Tuesday

Closed

Wednesday

1–1:30pm

Thursday

Closed

Friday

Closed

Saturday

Closed

Reviews of Cross Street Chapel, Unitarian

N. R.

Regular free concerts here often by students from RNCM. Lovely place to hear music and very friendly. Also held and been to lots of meetings in the main hall which had very reasonable rates.

M. H.

My wife and I attended this chapel a handful of times a few months ago. Technically, I'm a Catholic and my wife is an Anglican, so we are more used to formalised services. Unitarians are very flexible in their beliefs. I imagine holding open doubts about the existance of God, and/or the lack of divinity of Jesus, is very doable within a Unitarian congregation. I should say they are sort of Christians. I detected a vibe online and offline, of pride in being a Unitarian? Unfortunately, the music in this particular chapel was unbalancing. I felt their services of worship, were almost equally, *piano recitals* in which we were led into having to clap the musician. My Catholic background, and my wife's Anglican background, made this aspect feel very uncomfortable indeed, as I am sure people with similar experiences to ours can relate. The overall format, presumably designed by the reverend, is nice though, and unlike some churches or chapels, of different denominations, they didn't want to gang up on us, to ask us when we would be back, or what our occupations were, to judge how useful we might be to them. You might have had that type of "religious" experience/scenario yourself?

J. B.

Fab vibe. Great bunch of people within a site of historical significance. I enjoy being here.

M. P.

Amazingly welcoming place for worship, meetings, workshops and more. Extremely high quality programme of free lunchtime recitals too. Everyone in Greater Manchester needs to know about Cross Street Chapel!

J. B.

Excellent venue for City centre meetings, concerts, conferences, etc. Home for liberal religious people in Manchester. If your questions about life, the universe, etc, are troubling the people around you, Cross Street Chapel is for you as a community that encourages living in the questions.