Taste of Unity
Sharing Food – Building Friendship
Taste of Unity is a monthly community kitchen based in Lincoln, bringing together and supporting people from across Greater Lincolnshire through shared meals, conversation, and connection.
Rooted in interfaith collaboration, Taste of Unity was developed in response to community need and shaped through conversations with local faith communities and partners. Inspired by successful community kitchens elsewhere, the project was carefully planned over more than a year and launched in July 2025.
Open to everyone, Taste of Unity especially supports people facing challenging times. By offering free, freshly prepared meals in a welcoming and inclusive space, the initiative helps reduce isolation, address food poverty, and strengthen understanding and friendship across communities.
Taste of Unity is delivered through The Centre for Reconciliation, which provides governance, safeguarding, volunteer support, and overall project oversight. Volunteers from different faiths and backgrounds work together to prepare food, welcome guests, and create a space built on respect, dignity, and shared values.
Central Methodist Church Hall,
Lincoln
Second Wednesday of every month
4:00 – 6:00 pm
Together we share, together we care.
Taste of Unity is a monthly community kitchen based in Lincoln, bringing together and supporting people from across Greater Lincolnshire through shared meals, conversation, and connection.
Rooted in interfaith collaboration, Taste of Unity was developed in response to community need and shaped through conversations with local faith communities and partners. Inspired by successful community kitchens elsewhere, the project was carefully planned over more than a year and launched in July 2025.
Open to everyone, Taste of Unity especially supports people facing challenging times. By offering free, freshly prepared meals in a welcoming and inclusive space, the initiative helps reduce isolation, address food poverty, and strengthen understanding and friendship across communities.
Taste of Unity is delivered through The Centre for Reconciliation, which provides governance, safeguarding, volunteer support, and overall project oversight. Volunteers from different faiths and backgrounds work together to prepare food, welcome guests, and create a space built on respect, dignity, and shared values.
Central Methodist Church Hall,
Lincoln
Second Wednesday of every month
4:00 – 6:00 pm
Together we share, together we care.
Join Our Membership
- Taste of Unity Taster Session
- Mitzvah Day 2025 Award
- Launch and Opening of Interfaith Centre
- Chat Cafe - March 2025
- AGM 2025: Building Bridges
- Winter Appeal
- Chat Cafe - December 2024
- Interfaith Evening
- One Man Show
- Chat Cafe - October 2024
- Navratri 2024 in Lincoln
- Lincolnshire Ghananian Union Fourth Celebration
- Launching a New Lincoln Hygiene Bank Session:
- The visit to the Lincoln Mosque
- Shalom Shalom Kitchen – NOTTINGHAM
- Lincoln Pride 2024
- Chat Cafe - June 2024
- Exhibition Islam 2024
- Chat Cafe - May 2024
- AGM 2023
- Lincoln Spring Faith Festival
- AGM 2022
- Sports Festival
- TCfr and LFC Social &9/11
- Intercultural Dialogue
- AGM 2021
- TCfR Launch
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Conference 2026
Dates: 17th – 19th July 2026
Venue: Lincoln Bishop University, Lincoln
The Centre for Reconciliation (TCfR) will host its first International Conference from 17th – 19th July 2026 at Lincoln Bishop University, Lincoln.
The theme is “Reconciliation in Action: Using Religion and Belief to Build a Better Society.” The conference will bring together faith leaders, academics, community practitioners, peacebuilders, artists, and young leaders to explore justice, healing, and transformation through interfaith and intercultural collaboration.
Delegates travelling from outside the UK must cover their own flights, visas, insurance, and related costs. Alternatively, participation will be possible via Zoom.
Conference Pricing
Accommodation Options
If a day pass is purchased on the day, a small surcharge will apply to cover administrative and catering adjustments:
What to Expect at the Conference
Inspiring Keynotes & Panels – Hear from leading international faith leaders, peacebuilders, academics, and cultural practitioners on reconciliation, justice, and healing in today’s world.
Practical Workshops – Take part in hands-on sessions exploring leadership, listening, and interfaith action through real case studies and shared experiences.
Creative Arts & Storytelling – Experience reconciliation expressed through music, poetry, and the arts as tools for dialogue and transformation.
Global Networking – Connect with over 100 delegates from the UK and abroad, including faith leaders, community activists, and young changemakers.
Intercultural & Interfaith Dialogue – Engage in conversations that bridge divides across cultures, religions, and communities, fostering collaboration and mutual understanding.
Hybrid Participation – Join us in person in Lincoln or online via Zoom, with opportunities to contribute and connect wherever you are.
Venue: Lincoln Bishop University, Lincoln
The Centre for Reconciliation (TCfR) will host its first International Conference from 17th – 19th July 2026 at Lincoln Bishop University, Lincoln.
The theme is “Reconciliation in Action: Using Religion and Belief to Build a Better Society.” The conference will bring together faith leaders, academics, community practitioners, peacebuilders, artists, and young leaders to explore justice, healing, and transformation through interfaith and intercultural collaboration.
Delegates travelling from outside the UK must cover their own flights, visas, insurance, and related costs. Alternatively, participation will be possible via Zoom.
Conference Pricing
Accommodation Options
- Single Occupancy (2 nights): £350
- Double Occupancy (2 nights): £560
- Weekend day pass (Friday, Saturday & Sunday- includes meals, refreshments and sessions): £170
- Friday Reception/ Evening Only Pass: £85
- Saturday Day Pass (includes Meals and programme): £155
- Residential delegates: £100 deposit required to confirm accommodation.
- Day delegates: £50 deposit required to secure a day pass.
If a day pass is purchased on the day, a small surcharge will apply to cover administrative and catering adjustments:
- Friday on-the-day pas: +£10
- Saturday on-the-day pass: +£15
- Weekend on-the-day pass: +£20
What to Expect at the Conference
Inspiring Keynotes & Panels – Hear from leading international faith leaders, peacebuilders, academics, and cultural practitioners on reconciliation, justice, and healing in today’s world.
Practical Workshops – Take part in hands-on sessions exploring leadership, listening, and interfaith action through real case studies and shared experiences.
Creative Arts & Storytelling – Experience reconciliation expressed through music, poetry, and the arts as tools for dialogue and transformation.
Global Networking – Connect with over 100 delegates from the UK and abroad, including faith leaders, community activists, and young changemakers.
Intercultural & Interfaith Dialogue – Engage in conversations that bridge divides across cultures, religions, and communities, fostering collaboration and mutual understanding.
Hybrid Participation – Join us in person in Lincoln or online via Zoom, with opportunities to contribute and connect wherever you are.
