Not just Sunday Assemblies

As if the Sunday Assembly with Danny Bent wasn’t enough!

Sunday Assembly and Project Awesome are having a mash up and the results are going to be beautiful!

Come along to the Assembly on the 4 September (wearing your most brilliant of 80s workout outfits) and come and take part in a Project Awesome afterwards!

The Project Awesome session after the assembly is for EVERYONE!! Whether you are looking for something to get you off the couch or whether you’re building for Tokyo 2020 – it literally caters for all! Bring it on!
(This is a rare opportunity to experience the brilliance of Project Awesome without having to get up before 6:30am!)

We can’t wait to celebrate life with some fitness as well as singing and inspiration.

What’s better than one Sunday Assembly?

Two Sunday Assemblies!

On the 20 March we’ve been asked to do a Sunday Assembly at the Southbank Centre as part of the Chorus Festival.

What a great place to celebrate life and to let more Londoners know about this amazing secular congregation whose values; live better, wonder more and help often are making so much happen in the London community.

Our speaker will be our very own leader of the Sunday Assembly London choir and London Choir Manager for the Choir with No Name, Emmy Broomfield, talks about the power of group singing and its role in wellbeing.

Come along, sing, be wowed and instead of tea and cake at Conway Hall, have a cuppa in the Royal Festival Hall!

It’s time to party! The first ever Sunday Assembly London ceilidh has arrived.

Expect:
Energetic dancing, stomping and jumping about in full Sunday Assembly London style! Music by the incredible Ceilidh Tree.

Wear:
A kilt if you have one, or something tartan if you don’t!

Bring:
Friends, family, people ready to celebrate life in movement as well as in mind!

The Sunday Assembly is a secular congregation that celebrates life, with a vision to help everyone live life as fully as possible.

Come sing all your favourite Christmas pop songs with the fantastic Sunday Assembly London band and choir.

Hosted by Sanderson Jones and Pippa Evans, this is the ultimate fun times all wrapped up in tinsel.

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Hey all you lovely walking people! Get your hiking boots at the ready!! We’ll be taking a walk along the river from Richmond to Hampton Court.

The details are here

See you (promptly please!) at 2pm at Richmond Station.

The Sunday Assembly is a godless congregation that celebrates life, but for one night only this Halloween, we’re celebrating death (well, the walking undead) with our Halloween zombie party!

Whether you’re already a Sunday Assembly regular or keen to find out more, bring your friends and come dressed in your best zombie / funeral attire to mingle with the rest of the Sunday Assembly walking undead.

Step inside our dystopian World’s End-stye pub for:
– Free face painting,
– Devilish drinks,
– Sombie movies
– Frighteningly fun festival DJ Bomber Harris.

We’ll also have a costume contest for those of you with devilish dress-up skills and plenty of opportunities to make new friends (yay!)

Tickets are FREE but we’ll be collecting donations on the door for one of our fave local London charities, Oasis Play, (or if you prefer you can make a donation now).