There are many Unitarian websites at national, regional and local levels. Here's how to find your way around them.
National level
The General Assembly website has recently been re-launched. It has resources for congregations and explains Unitarianism for inquirers. The General Assembly of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches is the body in which all Unitarians unite.
Unitarians in the UK & Ireland is a resource about and for Unitarians. It also offers a free website template for Unitarian communities that don't currently have one. It explains what Unitarianism is and how to find Unitarians.
There are several Unitarian societies covering special interests such as music, earth spirituality, history, meditation, peace, all of which have their own website.
There are various commissions, including the Engagement Groups Support Panel, which encourages the development of engagement groups.
Regional level
Most districts have their own website.
Local level
Most churches have their own websites, and you can find these using either the congregation finder on the General Assembly website, or the map of congregations on the Unitarians in UK & Ireland website.
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