11:00 am, June 21 2015
Conway Hall
Speaker: Lots
Poet: Lots
Fresh Start
- 11:00 am, January 4 2015
Our first assembly of 2015!
Humans are Better than Robots
- 11:00 am, January 18 2015
- Speaker: Olivia Solon
- Poet: Jon Sayers
Join us for another awesome Sunday Assembly at Conway Hall! This week, we’ll be joined by Wired’s Olivia Solon, who will explain Why Humans Are Better Than Robots – and really, who hasn’t asked themselves that question? You can also look forward to some poetry by Jon Sayers.
And of course, we have picked some excellent songs for the talented SA band to play and for you to sing along to!
Then there’ll be TEA AND CAKE! There’s no need to book and everyone is welcome. It’s free to attend, but please give a small donation if you can, so we can cover our costs.
Assemble!
- 11:00 am, February 1 2015
- Poet: Anna Kahn
This one is going to be special, as we are joined by Assemblies from all over the UK to talk about what Sunday Assembly is actually doing around the world.
Anna Kahn will read us some of her poetry and of course, we have picked some excellent songs for the talented SA band to play and for you to sing along to!
Then there’ll be TEA AND CAKE! There’s no need to book and everyone is welcome. It’s free to attend, but please give a small donation if you can, so we can cover our costs.
Just the Two of Us?
- 11:00 am, February 15 2015
- Speaker: Rosie Wilby
Rosie Wilby is coming to talk about Monogamy. Ooh er! And of course singing, listening, reflecting with awesome peoples.
Family Fairytale Fun
- 11:00 am, March 1 2015
- Speaker: Fliss Russell
Fliss Russell is not only a wonderful member of our SA London gang, but also a leading children’s entertainer! Come sing Disney songs and reflect on why imaginative play is so important for both children and adults!
All welcome – especially those with kiddies!
Morning Gloryville Mash Up
- 11:00 am, March 15 2015
- Speaker: Samantha Moyo
On Sunday March 15th at 11 am the most joyous or uplifting place in the whole of London will be Conway Hall when Samantha Moyo of MORNING GLORYVILLE speaks at Sunday Assembly London on ‘THE POWER OF DANCE’.
More than just a talk as Samantha will bring a selection of Morning Gloryville dancers, and a DJ will be thrown into the mix alongside the Sunday Assembly House Band for a (morning) glorious singalong and (optional) booty shake.
Basically, the service will follow the traditional Sunday Assembly format with talks, poetry, reflection and tea and cake at the end, but with a bit more time to jiggle your tail feather.
Expect songs, (optional) dancing and non-chemical based fun times!
This Planet
- 11:00 am, April 5 2015
- Speaker: Ed Gillespie
Ed Gillespie talks about travelling the world – without those planes. Say what?
How Not to Join a Cult
- 11:00 am, April 19 2015
- Speaker: Rebecca Wait
Rebecca Wait talks about why our need to be accepted by others can be dangerous, and discusses her own experiences of manipulative groups.
See you there for singing, poetry and of course, tea and cake!
Free to attend – a collection will be made to cover the cost of running our fabulous events.
Play
- 11:00 am, May 3 2015
- Speaker: Charlotte Roach
Come hear great talks, sing great songs and celebrate this one life we know we have!
We have the fantastic Charlotte Roach coming to speak for us, as well as poetry from Clair Whitefield. We’ll also be hearing from our beautiful band.
Come have a sing and a listen!
Grace, John and Cake
- 11:00 am, May 17 2015
- Speaker: Grace Gelder
- Poet: John McCullough
Come hear great talks, sing great songs and celebrate this one life we know we have!
This week our speaker is Grace Gelder, who married herself! Our poet is John McCullough and the whole thing will be held together with the glue that is Pippa Evans and Sanderson Jones.
We’ll also be having our first bake sale in aid of English For Action, a charity which offers free English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) courses to adults in our community.
So do bring a cake if you’d like to contribute!
Lessons From The Film ‘Up’ And Chinese Nail Houses
- 11:00am, June 21 2015
- Speaker: Drew Buddie
- Jon Sayers
This week’s speaker is DREW BUDDIE, who’ll be telling us why stubbornness can be good and how he learned his most important lesson in life from the film ‘Up’ and Chinese Nail Houses.
There’ll be poetry from our resident scribe, JON SAYERS, and of course lots of singing! Then there’s tea and biscuits at the end. What a wonderful way to start your Sunday!
AND…
Remember CHARLOTTE ROACH, the speaker at SA on 3rd May?
She was the triathlete who cycled home from Beijing and now plays games with Rabble, because she was bored of boring exercise.
Charlotte will be leading a special SUNDAY ASSEMBLY RABBLE at 1.30pm, outside Conway Hall in Red Lion Square Gardens. No experience, or equipment necessary – just wear trainers and clothes you’re comfortable running around in:
No experience, or equipment necessary – just wear trainers and clothes you’re comfortable running around in. Come down for British Bulldogs, Dodgeball and more.
“Remixing the playground games of old, for smiles new. Rabble was born because we got bored of boring exercise. We don’t play traditional sports – it’s games from start to finish, rules are simple and each game builds on the last.”