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The Anglican Church of Bucharest, Romania

Room for Questions

A space for thoughtful conversation, open dialogue, and honest questions.

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  • Topic: What is forvigeness?

    Room for Questions on Friday, May 8, at 7pm.

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  • Topic: What do we mean by the soul?

    Room for Questions on Friday January 9, at 7pm.

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  • Topic: What do we want AI to do for us—and why?

    Saturday November 15 at 7pm, Room for Questions.

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What is Room for Questions?

Room for Questions is a regular discussion evening at the Anglican Church in Bucharest, created as a space where curiosity is welcomed and difficult questions are taken seriously. It is a place to think together about faith, humanity, ethics, and the world we live in – without pressure to agree, believe, or arrive at tidy answers.
Each gathering centres around a single, open-ended question, offering room for reflection, dialogue, and listening across different perspectives.

What do we talk about?

Our conversations often begin with contemporary issues and lead into deeper human and spiritual questions. Recent topics have included:

  • What do we want artificial intelligence to do for us – and why?
  • How to read the Old Testament?
  • What is Nature? Are we part of Nature?
  • What do we mean by the soul? Is that what defines us as human?
  • What is prayer? How does prayer work?

Discussions are shaped by those in the room, and no two evenings are ever the same.

Who is it for?

Room for Questions is for anyone:

  • curious about faith or spirituality
  • interested in ethics, technology, and society
  • comfortable with uncertainty and open conversation
  • unsure what they believe—or sure, but willing to listen

You do not need to be Anglican, Christian, or religious to take part.
Everyone is welcome, and all questions are welcome.

Interested?

Come ask your questions

Room for Questions usually takes place in the evening and is announced in advance on our website and social media channels. Dates and topics vary, so keep an eye out for upcoming sessions.
Bring a friend, bring a question, or just bring yourself – and come think with us.

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Whether by volunteering your time or supporting us through donations, your involvement keeps our community alive. From welcoming at the door to reading in the service, from preparing tea and coffee – every act of service makes a difference. Please consider making a regular or one-off gift. Every contribution, whatever its size, is deeply appreciated and helps us continue our life and ministry together. 

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The next event in our bi-monthly Room for Question The next event in our bi-monthly Room for Questions series is next week on Friday July 10th at 7pm. Room for Questions allows us to slow down and think deeply together about questions that matter. Together we'll discuss: "How can we create true inclusivity - especially in a time of polarization?" This important question is crucial both for society as a whole and faith communities like ours. Come dialogue with us!
Today our church family rejoiced as we welcomed th Today our church family rejoiced as we welcomed three new members into Christ's Church through the sacrament of Baptism.

Baptism is God's gracious gift, through which his grace is poured into our hearts, making us his children and, with Christ, heirs of the Kingdom of God.

In today's Gospel, Jesus reminds us what it means to live as his disciples: "Whoever welcomes you, welcomes me." As we welcome those newly baptised, we also welcome Christ himself, and we are called to be his presence in the world!

As St. Teresa of Avila beautifully reminds us: "Christ has no body now, but yours." May we be his hands, his feet and his heart to everyone we meet.

Welcome to the family of faith! May God bless our newly baptised as they begin this wonderful journey with Christ. ✝️💙

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Some concerts stay with you long after the final n Some concerts stay with you long after the final note. 

Last Saturday, Duo Kitharsis invited us into a musical journey through transformation with Metamorphosis - a programme that moved effortlessly between the lyricism of Chopin, the passion of Piazzolla, the unmistakable voice of Enescu and the contemporary sound world of Cătălin Ștefănescu-Pătrașcu.

One of the evening's highlights was George Enescu's Romanian Rhapsody No. 1, presented in a version for just two classical guitars - an amazing artistic achievement that preserved the spirit, brilliance and energy of one of Romania's most beloved orchestral works while giving it an entirely new voice.

Alexandra Petrișor and Dragoș Horghidan performed with extraordinary virtuosity, warmth and sensitivity, creating an atmosphere where technical brilliance never overshadowed emotion. Instead, every note served the music, drawing the audience into an evening of quiet reflection and genuine connection.

Thank you, Duo Kitharsis, for sharing your artistry with us, and thank you to everyone who joined us for another memorable evening in our Arts at the Anglican series. We look forward to welcoming you back very soon!
How can we create true inclusivity - especially in How can we create true inclusivity - especially in a time of polarization? At our next Room for Questions, on Friday July 10th at 7pm, we'll think through this important question together. Please mark your calendars and spread the word! All are welcome.

Inclusivity is a central value both for the church and for a democratic society - how do we foster it? We are more alike than we are different, but our differences can often cause division, especially when certain individuals stand to profit from it. How can we help bring people together when there is fear or even resistance? How do we create a safe space that integrates rather than separates?
Come along on Sunday at 5pm for Evensong! We will Come along on Sunday at 5pm for Evensong! We will be celebrating the witness of St Peter and St Paul in this service which is so much part of our Anglican heritage. As the music and words wash over us, our evening prayer rises like incense, lifting our hearts to heaven. All are warmly welcome.
Weddings are always a joy! On Saturday, Fr Nevsky Weddings are always a joy! On Saturday, Fr Nevsky travelled to Sinaia to bless a marriage for a wonderful couple. If you want to celebrate your marriage with a service in English, either at our church or at a venue, then we would love to hear from you!
"Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, "Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres.
Love never fails." (1 Corinthians 13)

This week, in Children's Church, we talked about what it would be like to put our own names into “love is patient, love is kind…”. We agreed it wouldn’t be completely true of any of us! We also talked about how much we need God’s help to grow in love. And the amazing thing is: God is love ❤️

You can see on our outside wall how colourful love can look for our talented children!
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