News from EUU to members and friends.
Carolyn and Ray Burlingame-Goff
invite us once again to the traditional
EUU Winter Solstice Celebration
on December 21 in Heidelberg.
For details about the event,
and to register to attend,
click here
Registration deadline is December 7.
Questions? Write to
solstice@europeanuu.org
These are the candidates that will be voted on at the EUU General Meeting in Bad Homburg (at the Fall Retreat).
President: Tony Zamparutti
Tony has been part of UU and a member of the Brussels UU Fellowship for almost ten years. He has been active in … read more.
Thank you to all who have registered. We look forward to seeing you in Bad Homburg November 15-17.
Yes – John and the labyrinth will be back!
The Heart of our Faith: Healing Ourselves and our World
Now for a sneak peek … read more.
We are saddened to learn that elected incoming President Ray Burlingame-Goff has experienced an unexpected health crisis. Fortunately for EUU, Tony Zamparutti, who had been elected to serve as vice-president at the AGM in Berlin, has agreed to serve as President for this four-month term … read more.
Being your president for two years has been a life-changing experience. The support I received from my husband, Ray, my officers (Gail Rosecrance as Vice-President, Tom Sievers as Treasurer, and Bonnie Friedmann as Secretary), as well from the other Committee Heads, Fellowship Representatives and members … read more.
By Caitlin McGinn and Carolyn Burlingame-Goff
A little over two years ago, an article appeared in The Guardian about how the Quakers had used the redesign of their logo as a means to reconsider their identity and reach out to a new generation of possible members. … read more.
Volunteerism in the 21st Century is not what it was in the 20th. My mother used to volunteer so that she could justify leaving the house, get away from us kids, socialize with her friends, demonstrate that she did, in fact, have a brain, and … read more.
EUU President Carolyn Burlingame-Goff
At the recent CC Meeting in Basel, we discussed the effect term limits had on our volunteers. Overall we felt it was positive for there to be a limit on the term of the President, both so that volunteers could step back … read more.
As a volunteer-run community, we also rely on members to share their skills with us in other capacities (for example, working on social action, religious education for young people, publicity and social media, music, technical support, graphic design, keeping track of members, fund … read more.
The various collections for Social Action at the EUT 2019 in Berlin were very successful. Read the report from Diana, the acting Social Action Coordinators here.
