Modern life presents us all with an overwhelming number of choices and decisions – so how do you choose which path is best for you?
Do you want to go with the flow or stay as far away from the ‘norm’ as possible? Or maybe something in-between?
Our theme for this month’s Sunday Assembly Brighton is ‘Go Your Own Way’, exploring the very human urge to carve out a life less ordinary – via our foot-stomping combination of inspirational speakers, amazing science and raucous pop songs.
Our guest speaker for July was going to be brilliant octogenarian New Yorker comedienne Lynn Ruth Miller, but she has had to cancel, so Richard Robinson (usually confined to the science bit) has stood in – nay leapt in – because he is interested in that self-same urge (not the urge to be a New York octogenarian comedienne; the other one).
As always, there will be complimentary tea, cake and chit-chat immediately afterwards – with extra biscuits for everyone over 80 years old (so bring your parents / grandparents if you can).
Entry is completely FREE – so put the date in your diary now and we’ll see you there!
PLUS: FANTASTIC FOODBANK FEATURE
We will also be running our regular foodbank collection at the main entrance: making it super simple for you to donate any in-date, non-perishable food and toiletries that you can spare (ie. tins, packets, jars and bottles).
We’ve had lots of lovely donations at recent assemblies, so please keep them coming you amazing people!
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The Sunday Assembly is a worldwide network of non-religious gatherings which aims to celebrate life through readings, talks, moments of reflection and singalong pop songs.
http://www.sundayassembly.com/
Sunday Assembly Brighton takes place on the fourth Sunday of every month at the beautiful St Andrew’s Church on Waterloo Street, Hove, BN3 1AQ (see Important Note below).
IMPORTANT: Please note that although the address above is correct, the map shown by Facebook is wrong… it is definitely at the seafront end of Waterloo Street in Hove, opposite the new Southern Belle pub (previously the Iron Duke). Slightly confusingly, there are two St Andrew’s churches in Hove (oops!) so please don’t end up in the other one, which commonly gets picked up by Google maps by mistake and may have lots of serious worship going on.
