What’s new in social action in EUU – including in the fellowships.
Anyone who has ever been a retreat registrar can speak to the generosity of the EUU community. Members of means contribute to the Grant Fund to make our retreats more inclusive. In addition, there are countless members who contribute their time to make things happen. … read more.
Under this motto, MasterPeace wanted to connect people and show that despite different origins, religions, and lifestyles, we are still “One”. The main goal was to create a feeling of togetherness, especially though our workshops – painting a common picture, the joint composition of a song … read more.
The Worthy Now Prison Ministry Program of the Church of the Larger Fellowship is once again sending holiday messages to CLF members currently incarcerated. Many have been involved with this important ministry by donating to our special Prison Ministry fundraising campaigns, by being a CLF … read more.
THIS PROJECT IS POSTPONED BECAUSE OF THE PANDEMIC. CHECK BACK FOR FURTHER DETAILS.
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.
EUU’s Social Action work has taken a new turn. We have created a new Social Action Committee (SAC) with 9 members! We have representatives from At-Large (5), Paris (1), Brussels (2) and Bern (1).
The SAC’s focus is to take inclusive decisions about how the Social … read more.
Social Action has a relatively large budget, and we’d like to spend it all. This is due in large part to the success of our virtual retreats and the generous donations from those who attended. Thank you!
We are focussing this year on inter-fellowship community building. … 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.
by Bruce Zanin, Brussels UU Fellowship (BUUF)
I count fish.
As I watch, the fish swim upstream and I count. Sometimes there are just one or two, other times hundreds. What the heck? I’m participating in a citizen’s science project online. With the pandemic, and given my … read more.
For the past year, Unitarian Universalist women from around the world have been joining a gathering on Zoom to show solidarity and support for each other during the Covid-19 pandemic. These meetings of global sisterhood are continuing on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each … 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.
