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Council Meetings Full meetings of the Council occur every two years. For the first several years of the ICUU's existence, these were small, delegate only gatherings. Since the Montserrat, Spain meeting in 2005, the meetings have been opened to non-delegates. The ICUU has had to learn how to stage open meetings and how to include programming for attendees interested in more than the business sessions. The biennial Council Meetings are fast becoming a place to explore the multi-cultural and multi-racial aspects of our Unitarian and Unitarian Universalist faith. Typically the meetings last four days and include opportunities for cross cultural worship, the business of the Council, of course, the setting of directions for the ICUU. In 2009 in Kolosvar, Transylvania (Cluj, Romania) the ICUU offered a broader spectrum of activites for non-delegates including historical tours, cultural exchange workshops and leadership skills training. Be Part of History at 2012 ICUU Gathering in the Philippines! History will be made when the next ICUU Council Meeting and Conference is held in February 2012 in the Philippines –for the first time outside of Europe and North America! The Council Meeting and Conference will take place from 7 to 12 February 2012 at the headquarters of the Unitarian Universalist Church of the Philippines (UUCP) and at the Southsea Resort in Dumagute City on Negros Island, Philippines. An optional Pre-Council Meeting Tour in Manila from 3 to 6 February 2012 will include the opportunity to attend services at the two UUCP Fellowships in Manila. Visits to rural UUCP congregations will be a highlight of the Post-Council Meeting Tour on Negros Island from 12 to 15 February 2012. Further details including pricing and registration information will be available by June 2011. For more information, please contact Executive Secretary Steve Dick at execsec@icuu.net.Montreal, 2001
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