What’s happening in EUU fellowships.
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.
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.
Hello Everyone,
We’re announcing two things.
PLANT A SUNFLOWER
The first, as we couldn’t have our flower communion at the EUU Retreat, we’re asking you all to plant a sunflower (if you can get the seeds) and to share a picture of it when it comes into bloom … read more.
By Adrienne Brayman
For the past several years, the Brussels fellowship has carried out a social action project every December. This first started because one of our former members who now lives in the US, Sheryl Abrahams, volunteered regularly with the same organization, Oasis. Oasis works … read more.
At the most recent CC meeting, someone pointed out that calling our monthly online gathering a Chalice Circle could be confusing. In UU circles, most people think of something specific when they hear Chalice Circle: a small group ministry where the same group of people … read more.
The Prague Retreat Organizing Committee are delighted to be able to extend ‘early bird’ registration until Midnight Monday 27th!
If you haven’t yet registered, please do so in the next few days.
UU Rhein-Main Contact Information Updated!
UU Rhein-main successfully moved from Wiesbaden to our new location in Frankfurt. For a year, we kept Wiesbaden contact information to help ease into our new identity. We still meet on the 1st Sunday of the Month at Church of Christ … read more.
Unfortunately, we have had to cancel the much-anticipated Spring Retreat because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Prague is one of the most beautiful and historic cities in Europe , with sites such as the Charles Bridge, Prague Castle with Saint Vitus Cathedral, the historic fort of Vysehrad … read more.
At our December Chalice Circle, we focused on the blessings of the darkness and the light in this time of increasing darkness leading up to the December holidays of Light. Those of us who participated this time were (currently) in 7 countries and 4 continents … read more.
by Rebecca Balogh
Photo by Ryan McGinn
On Sunday November 10th, Rev. Thandeka led a service for the Brussels UUFellowship. The 15 or so attendees were gently invited to “greet the stranger who is your self.” In a service which started with a recording of one of … read more.
