Together with ELSiA, the Chapel for Europe invites you to the conference "Water: too much, too little" on Wednesday, 2 October 2024 from 9:30 to 12:30. Climate change increases the intensity of weather phenomena. This is most evident in the case of the element without which life on our planet is impossible: water. Floods and […]
Career orientation evening for EU Young Professionals The highlight of the evening will be the captivating testimony by Mr. Wolfgang Burtscher, Director-General of DG AGRI of the Commission. Mr. Wolfgang Burtscher will share his career journey, offering valuable advice and insights for recently arrived EU trainees and other young professionals regarding opportunities to work within […]
Do you work for the EU? Would you like to pray for the new Commission and Parliament, and the various policy challenges we face? Would you like to meet other Christians working in the EU institutions? Join us on Thursday 20 February at the Chapel for Europe! Rue Van Maerlant, 22-24, 1040 Etterbeek. Doors […]
Religious education: fit for present and future? The role of Religion in the formation of young generations at the European Schools. This event, organized by COMECE, the religious authorities responsible for religion at the European Schools, and the Chapel for Europe, aims to foster a discussion on the role of Religious education today in the […]
Voices of Hope In the framework of the upcoming World Refugee Day (June 20th), JRS Europe, the Chapel for Europe, Don Bosco International, Sant’Egidio and Africa Europe Faith & Justice Network invite you to an event celebrating the positive stories and best practices with people on the move. "Voices of Hope" offers a platform to celebrate […]
Save-The-Date! The Chapel for Europe invites you to its traditional Ecumenical Opening Prayer 2025–2026. The Ecumenical Prayer team will lead this moment of prayer, which brings together friends of the Chapel from different Christian denominations every year. In these challenging times—marked by division, war, and uncertainty across Europe and the world—let us come together in a […]