Geneva Moravian Fellowship

The Geneva Moravian fellowship is part of the worldwide Moravian Church, Unitas Fratrum, which was founded on March 1, 1457, in present day Czech Republic. Following a spiritual renewal in Herrnhut Germany in 1722, the movement spread to parts of Europe, including Switzerland, and across the globe. It was in 1757 that Count Zinzendorf, the leader of the renewed Moravian Church, visited Geneva. The Geneva Moravian fellowship is an English-speaking Protestant ministry that was started on December 1, 2019. At present, it comprises global and ecumenical community.

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Welcome to our worship

Worship

Saturday, 4 July, 07:00pm In celebration of the end of the school year, we invite our youth and young adults to an evening by the lake.
Sunday, 5 July, 03:00pm, Worship. We will observe the Martyrdom of Jan Hus.
Sunday, 19 July, 03:00pm, Cradle Roll Service. We will welcome all the children and their families who have been baptized/blessed in the GMF.
Sunday, 2 August, 03:00pm Worship with celebration of the 64th anniversary of Jamaica’s independence
Sunday, 9 August, 03:00pm Singstunde and Holy Communion in observation of 13 August, 1727
Sunday, 30 August, 03:00pm Worship: Back to School/Routine prayer

Bible Study

Our Bible Study is on summer recess. We will resume our online gathering with an evening of prayer on Wednesday August 26, 7:30pm/19h30 (Swiss), 1:30 (EST/AST).

Our next series, 2 September to 2 December, will be on the topic: Love and Desire: A Study in the Book of the Songs of Solomon. I belong to my beloved, and his desire is for me. (Solomon 7:10). Our Bible study will begin with 15 minutes of prayer. Meeting ID: 711 795 2607 , Password: 891206 

Children and youth ministry

We continue to ask for you prayers and support for the children and youth ministries. Kindly send your donations to: Eglise Morave en Suisse, Post Finance CH49 0900 000020006399 5.

Ecumenical Relations

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From the beginning of the English-speaking Moravian work in Geneva, we have been both an ecumenical and global community. At the end of 2021 we began to establish some relations with students at the Ecumenical Institute at Bossey.During this we had some of the students visiting with us for Sunday worship.