What’s happening in EUU fellowships.
We urge all EUU Fellowships to regularly inform members about who EUU is, and about EUU membership as a separate membership organization from the local fellowship.
Our EUU community grows from, and finds its organizing energy from, local fellowships. Creating EUU retreats gives a place for … read more.
By Martha Hicks, EUU member-at-large
Sparrenburg Fest © NW
As early as late in 2019, some EUU members in north Germany had been in contact with me regarding having a summer gathering in July. I had already inquired into possible venues in Bielefeld and thought it might … read more.
by EUU Social Action Committee member Barbara Woodard, IUCP (Prague)
Photo: https://www.praguemorning.cz/
The UU English speaking congregation of Prague dedicated their Christmas service offering to Místní místním (Local Locals) for the purchase of food and drink vouchers which will be given to people living on the street.
Místní … read more.
Do you have experiences to share about how your fellowship arose? Advice to give? Supportive shoulders to lend? A virtual gathering to share experiences and to ask questions is going to be organized in the new year.
Whether you are part of an EUU Fellowship with … read more.
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ART PROJECT: With Love From…
A CREATIVE POSTCARD EXHIBITION FOR CHARITY
We invite you to send us a work of art on a postcard that will be sold to benefit a Czech cancer charity – … read more.
In 2020, an EUU Social Action grant was awarded to Aliena, a center that offers multiple forms of support for women working in the sex industry in Basel, for a fundraising production of The Vagina Monologues. Unfortunately, the performance had to be cancelled due to … read more.
On Saturday February 27th, one of our younger members (age 17), Kadri Aston, launched a project for ‘Black Lives Matter Reading Challenge.’ Our congregation is sponsoring Kadri to read a number of books on the ‘Black Lives Matter Movement.’ Kadri will read one book per … read more.
by Claudia Searle-White
2020 was a strange year for the UU Rhein-Main fellowship, as it was for all of us. Like many fellowships, we were not able to meet in person more than a handful of times. This meant that we had many online services at … read more.
By Emilie Jarrett and Adrienne Brayman
Emily
Living in Belgium as an expat, it is easy to forget or ignore Belgium’s colonial past. Yet, as we as UUs seek to explore our relationship to white supremacy and to become truly anti-racist, it seems essential to start with understanding … read more.
By Johanna Houkes
Gray clouds covered the sky in Mainz, Germany, on Saturday, June 6th. A few members of UU Rhein-Main got together, maintaining social distance and wearing masks but smiling at each other nonetheless. Seeing people in person again was wonderful after multiple weeks of quarantine. … read more.
