The United Reformed Church in Luton and Dunstable – working together to build community

This is the website of the United Reformed Church in Luton and Dunstable

Climate Sunday
Use your voice to tell politicians that you want a cleaner, greener, fairer future at the heart of plans to rebuild a strong economy.

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Join us for Zoom worship
Every Sunday we worship together on Zoom.

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New reflections
Refreshing Rain
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A new reflection
Covid Memorial
Covid Memorial
at Wigmore Church

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Citizens Advice Luton

are offering free support to people who need to apply to the EU Settlement Scheme

Clothes bank
A new initiative from the Courtney Foundation, a charity based in Luton. Find our how you can help.

Trussell Trust
What can we do to help?
In these unprecedented times there is more need than ever for Food Banks, the Trussell Trust have put together some thoughts on how churches can best help.

Sue Ryder
Grief
Sue Ryder's Online Bereavement Support makes it easy to connect with the right support for you - whether that's information and resources, qualified counsellors or a community of others with similar experiences. These services are free and easy to access on your computer, smartphone or tablet.

Covid 19

As restrictions are eased the five churches are exploring the resumption of worship in their buildings. From August this will be on the 1st and 3rd Sunday. At present there are still restrictions on numbers and you are advised to contact the church if you would like to attend. The remaining Sundays will still be on zoom and as before if you you are not connected to the church but would like to attend please use the contact form to be added to our online fellowship. When we are worshipping on zoom there will still be an act of worship on this website which you can download and use with us. On most other Sundays you will find a reflection to download.

We are Bury Park URC, St Ninian's URC and Wigmore Church (URC/Methodist) in Luton, and Edward Street URC and St Katherine of Genoa (URC/Anglican) in Dunstable.