What’s new at IPC
August 2026
Join us for worship together at the usual hour of 11:15 this Sunday and then stay on for our weekly time of fellowship after worship. Pastor Phil is back from some well-deserved time off with the family and will bring a message entitled “What is Your Heart Full Of” based upon a passage from the Gospel of Matthew.
Details on our summer mission project are below – we’ve raised nearly €450 thus far in support of Un Citron pour Tous through our mission envelopes and mission account giving with some additional gifts having been made directly by members. Thanks for your support.
Our Wednesday evening Bible study is taking a break the rest of the summer and will resume in early September. A second Bible study is in the planning – to be held in person on Tuesday evenings in Auderghem, hosted at Russ and Nico’s new place and led by Nico. Stay tuned for further details but the plan is to start at the end of the summer.
Any questions?
Our Life at IPC
Welcome!
The International Protestant Church of Brussels is an inclusive church, welcoming all!!
We have a full program of Choir, Worship, and Fellowship every Sunday, with special events held throughout the year. There are also a variety of educational and fellowship events every week. 
Children’s Sunday School is available as needed — children and their teacher leave for Sunday School immediately following the Anthem.
Women of the Church meetings are held monthly on a Saturday morning. Watch the website or the Weekend Watch email for details!
Men of the Church meet, usually on the last Saturday of the month, for breakfast.
A weekly Bible Study is held on Zoom on Wednesday evenings.
We celebrated our 100th anniversary in 2023. Our congregation began with a series of meetings in 1922, ending in the laying of a cornerstone on November 9, 1923, at a church on the Champs de Mars in downtown Brussels. We are excited to begin our second century!
Mission of the Month
July-August 2026
Un Citron Pour Tous
Un Citron Pour Tous is a non-profit organization that began its mission formally in 2021 , with a heart to serve the vulnerable in Mboro, Senegal. Their work centers around supporting a rehabilitation and physiotherapy center offering essential care to people living with disabilities and those in need of affordable medical services.
Practically through partnerships, donations, and volunteer efforts, Un Citron Pour Tous provides:
- Medical rehabilitation equipment
- Integrates people with disabilities into the center’s structure (caretaker, reception, gardener, cleaning technician)
- Sets up health education and awareness programs
- Provides local care
- Brings in volunteers from the medical and other sectors who want to share their knowledge and expertise and/or give of their time.
Their goal is simple yet powerful: to restore dignity and improve quality of life for those who might otherwise be forgotten.
Read more at https://ipcbrussels.org/mission-of-the-month/
Your donations will make a big difference in these people’s lives. Thank you for your generosity. If you would like to qualify for a Belgian tax exemption, please contact Nancy Evans.
Please note our new bank account numbers!
While we receive government support, as do all recognized churches in Belgium, we are obliged to cover 70% of our operating costs and 100% of our missions giving from our own sources. Thank you for your support for our church and missions – giving as you are able.
To support the International Protestant Church of Brussels please direct transfers to the following accounts:
For pledges and congregational support:
BNP Paribas Fortis: BE28 0019 8876 3920 (IBAN)
For Missions giving:
BNP Paribas Fortis: BE81 0019 8876 4324 (IBAN)