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Mothers' Union Diocese of Europe

The Diocese of Europe covers all of Europe outside of Britain & Ireland, and extends into Russia and central Asia

Groups
11
Members
93
Projects
16

There are 10 branches across Europe based in France, Spain, Belgium, Finland, Germany, Malta & Gozo, Lanzarote, Finland and two in Italy. 

We have 113 branch members, and 15 diocesan members who do not live near a branch but remain active. 

Our Work:

  • AFIA holidays
  • Supporting refugees who have fled to places of unrest, and for protection of girls from FGM
  • Fundraising for Mothers' Union projects
  • Collecting food parcels at Christmas
  • Donating food for the homeless.

To get involved contact either the diocesan president or a branch leader in your area/country.

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Contact details

1 Rue des Moulins
Quibou Manche,
50750
France
Primary contact: Mrs Tonie Chandler
Telephone: 0033 (0)2 33 74 53 88
Email: mueuropediocese@gmail.com
Diocese of Europe website: https://muenterprises.org/europe/
Diocese Facebook profile
Province: Canterbury
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Groups in Europe Diocese

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Antwerp

1982, Belgium

Christ The Good Shepherd - Poitou Charentes

17240, France

Diocesan Members - Europe

50750, France

Hamburg

20459, Germany

Lanzarote

35510, Spain

Macerata

20123, Italy

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