© 2017 French-speaking Association of Readers of the Urantia Book
with the participation of French-speaking readers
from Friday October 6 to Sunday October 8, 2017
in Rimini (Italy)
Lungomare Cristoforo Colombo 4 TF 003954125700
It is with great joy that I once again invite all French-speaking readers to this third meeting of Italian readers in the city of Rimini.
I will be very happy to meet up with those who did me the honor of coming to previous meetings and to meet up with many friends from UB.
The Congress is open to any reader or supporter of The Urantia Book.
¶ The theme will be: the will of the Father
(UB 108:2.10 — UB 11:5.4 — UB 141:2.2 — UB 153:3.2 — UB 110 — UB 111.)
We will meet in Rimini, a charming Italian town, described below.
Bologna airport is about 100 km from Rimini — bus from the airport 20€.
Please register by September 1st at my email address: daniellelascala19@gmail.com or at my postal address in France:
Danielle La Scala, 123 Bouger road, F 74250 Fillinges
Please specify if you want a room for two people or for one.
I will forward the information to the hotel in Rimini to book.
For any further information do not hesitate to call me on 0633843440
¶ Congress Registration
(Welcome aperitif and two coffee breaks per day included): €20 to be paid during the conference, on site.
Special price of the Bikini Hotel, with access to the beach and private swimming pool, for conference participants, valid from October 5th to 9th:
¶ Price
Per person, including breakfast/buffet:
Double room with sea view: €45
Double room with sea view occupied by 1 person: €60
Meals with drinks included (mineral water, wine and coffee or herbal tea):
Lunch: €15 & Dinner (evening): €15
It will be a great joy to see many of you, to meet up with participants from recent years or old acquaintances or to make new ones to forge bonds of friendship and strengthen our fraternity.
Looking forward to seeing you in Rimini! I’m waiting for you! Brotherly friendships
Your devoted Danielle La Scala
¶ Rimini
Rimini predates Rome by several centuries and its origins are lost in an ancient past. For this reason it is considered a prehistoric city.
Moreover, the city is known not only as one of the largest seaside resorts in Europe, thanks to its approximately 15 km of sandy beach, but also as an ancient port, founded by the Romans in 268 BC.
It was immediately a strategic port for relations with Gaul, where the Roman emperors erected magnificent monuments such as the triumphal arch of Augustus or the bridge of Tiberius.
During the Renaissance, the city became the domain of the princes of Malatesta - protectors of illustrious artists including Leonardo da Vinci - who built the famous Malatesta temple, the name given to Rimini Cathedral.
This small town offers plenty of opportunities for both tourism and relaxation.