Day of Associations in the Town of Orsay France

I n order to take up the challenge of working on the local level, the families of Orsay community created a local association, called “Family and values – Orsay-Les Ulis” (Familles et valeurs Orsay-Les Ulis, FAVORLU). Our aim is to bring people together on the common ground of the family and its values, beyond all other concepts people might have: be it religious, philosophical, political, cultural, social or economic. The ultimate underlying goal is to unite them centering on God and His values. In this sense, we have been conducting conferences and discussion groups on various topics around the family, over the last three or four years on a regular basis. Left: our table, in the back a board with all the posters and Some of our non-unificationist members are topics of our past conferences. - Right: Sandrine, discussion professionally involved in personal development and with the mayor of Orsay and his assistant. family counseling. Among them, Mrs. Sandrine H., Our challenge in the coming year now will be to work wants to bring her expertise under the name of our together with non-unificationists. Personally, I wish association and offers to open a new dimension to to use the freedom of association we have here in our activities: group and individual work of personal France to reach out to our neighbors and fellow development, etc. Another non-unificationist citizens. I also hope that many more Unificationists member, a medium, using magnetism and massage will gain confidence, that even in a “rather hostile to help people, offered her hall for the group environment” we can bring across the core message meetings. of True Parents: the family ideal. This last Sunday, September 7, 2014 for the third consecutive year now, we presented our work to the greater public at the “Day of associations”, organized by the town hall of Orsay.

In front of the table, Sandrine discussing with a visitor, behind the table Hanna L. and Annemarie T. Few other members of the cities of Orsay and Les Ulis, who are involved with other local associations presented also their activities on other tables.