In 2020, we are celebrating 38 years of liberal, dogma-free religion

in the Netherlands.

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About NUUF

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Our services take place every first Sunday of the month and give us time in the middle

of our busy lives, time to reflect and enjoy the peaceful warmth of community. They start

with a sharing of joys and concerns and generally include a sermon, readings, songs

and music, opportunities for people to participate and discuss, as well as time for

contemplation. We enjoy celebrating the cycles of life together, whether it is through

seasonal festivals, meditations on the meaning of growth and change, or how to live in

the moment, as well as UU specific celebrations like Chalica. Topics are varied, from

lectures on liberal Islam, to meditation workshops, Druidic rituals, storytelling sessions,

and discussions on peacemaking, cultural appropriation and the spiritual repercussions

of climate change. Beside our monthly services, we also organize a variety of social events.

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About Unitarian Universalism

Unitarian Universalism includes people of many beliefs who share the same values of

peace, love and understanding. UUs believe more than one thing, we think for ourselves

and reflect together about important questions, and are unified by the search for religious

growth and a sense of community.

Unitarian Universalists nowadays take inspiration from a variety of beliefs and backgrounds:

Atheist/Agnostic, Humanist, Jewish, Muslim, Pagan, Buddhist, Christian, and more.

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Next Service 

History, Honoring the Ancestors and Self Healing

Sunday November 1, 14:00
ZOOM

​To some extent we all know who we are and where we come from, we also know that our parents and grandparents went through some very relevant historical events that changed the way of doing politics, or practising social rules and conventions. But to what extent do we know how they were impacted by their time? Emotionally speaking, what was the impact? What were the convictions, fears, victories or failures that resulted from it?
And to what extent have those fears and convictions become part of our own core values?
I would like to share with you my own experience of asking myself these questions and the healing process that sprung from it.

ZOOM with us at the October service! If you do not receive the newsletter, please contact for the link.

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