by Lyn Shepard
My input on this issue does not touch the planning or financing of retreats. I’m only qualified to discuss the ZOOM experience I’ve shared with what John Hertz refers to as “a changing cast” of talking heads at the 9:30-10:30 EUU “drop-in” event … read more.
by Sheryl Abrahams, June 10, 2020
Sheryl is a former member of the EUU fellowship in Brussels.
In May 1966, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King delivered the Ware Lecture at the General Assembly of the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA). His title … read more.
by Adrienne Brayman
Echoing the protests that we’ve witnessed the past few weeks spreading around the US and indeed the world, on Sunday, June 7, there was a Black Lives Matter protest in Brussels. Allowing it to go ahead was a bit controversial, as gatherings such … read more.
EUU Social Action is pleased to offer an 8-week virtual discussion group about ethnic justice. We will begin with inclusively examining what it means to be White and then take action based on our insights.
Join us for moderated conversations about white privilege, using the book,: … read more.
Our 2020 pledge drive is underway, and signs are that it will be highly successful. That is mainly because so many registrants for the cancelled Prague retreat have generously decided to allow us to keep all or part of their reimbursable retreat fee as a … read more.
Restrictions to contain the coronavirus pandemic are easing across Europe. Will everything go back to normal now? And what have we learned from this time of confinement?
Over the past few months, EUU fellowships and at-large have developed a wonderful offering of online services, check-ins, chalice … read more.
by Marcie McGaughey
On Sunday, May 9, David Dawson of the Unitarian Music Society (UMS) passed away. Many will remember him from the UMS visit to our Köln retreat and also the EUT gathering in Berlin. David was a key figure in Unitarian music in Britain, … read more.
byTerri J. Michos
My first memories of Fadel are sitting in the back at an EUU retreat and being both charmed and alarmed by his occasional commentary. Fadel was one who could turn on the charm, and also go on the verbal offensive for those things … read more.
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