What’s new at IPC
February 2026
This weekend there will be two, compatible, services as we will have a Taizé vesper service on Saturday at 17:00. We’ll meet in the chapel of our sanctuary (opposite side of the sanctuary from Fellowship Hall) for a short bilingual Taizé service with our brothers and sisters from NDB. Please join us for this meditative preparation for the Sabbath.
On Sunday morning we will gather for our usual 11:15 service where Pastor Phil will bring a message entitled “Living a Tasty Life” based upon a text from the Gospel of Matthew. Hope to see you then and, of course, for our fellowship after worship. Invite a friend!
Save the Date!
- Saturday 7 February – Taizé vesper service at 17:00
- Sunday 8 February – worship at 11:15
- Wednesday 11 February – Bible study at 20:00 on Zoom
- Sunday 15 February – worship at 11:15
- Saturday 21 February – IPC Fellas men’s breakfast @Fox at 09:30
- Saturday 21 February – Women of the Church meet at the church
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
January and February 2026
Solidarité Protestante
Protestantse Solidariteit
This month’s project will be dedicated to Solidarité Protestante’s campaign in Burundi helping to improve living conditions for thousands of children who have lost one or both parents to AIDS. Many have dropped out of school and are suffering from malnutrition. Some are living with a parent that is still alive, but very ill. Others are taken in by another family member. Most are living in extreme poverty, struggling to survive.
Solidarité Protestante is partnering with local organizations: African Revival Ministries (ARM) and Communauté des Eglises de Pentecote au Burundi (CEPBU) to provide much needed care.
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)