Dinners in Homes invites members to open their homes or yard for a potluck food gathering and invite members and friends to be their guests.
We will have several dates between:
April 11 - May 18, 2025
Dinner, brunch, lunch or happy hour are possibilities.
Hosts provide a menu item, and the guests bring side dishes.
Now is the time to sign up to be a guest!
The heart of ERUUF is alive and well. Thank you to the almost 300 ERUUF members and friends who filled out the Pulse Survey. Your voices have been heard. The future of ERUUF looks good thanks to you.
The results of the Pulse Survey are now being analyzed. The results will be presented in detail to the Board, Rev. Jacqueline and her staff, as well as to other leaders shortly. A review of key results and important learnings will be shared at the upcoming ERUUF Annual Meeting on May 18, 2025. Mark your calendar as it is important for you to be there.
Have you misplaced your favorite water bottle, a pair of glasses, or that mysterious single glove? It might have been left at ERUUF! For the remaining Sundays in March, we will have a Lost & Found table set up in the Fellowship Hall during Fellowship Hour waiting for you to reclaim your missing treasures. Stop by, take a look, and see if anything belongs to you. You can also swing by the ERUUF main office Monday through Thursday during opperating hours to check the boxes. All unclaimed items will be donated or repurposed after March 30.
Greetings Dear Members and Friends of ERUUF,
As we come to the close of 2024, I have been reflecting not only on the year that is ending but also on what might yet come. In looking back and forward, there is cause for joy that, despite the chaos of this past year, the fear, disappointment, frustration, worry, and concern, we received many people into the embrace of ERUUF’s radical welcome.
We can be deeply heartened that our Unitarian Universalist message is a beacon, with our values of inclusion, pluralism, justice, equity, transformation, generosity, and love becoming known in the community beyond “just us.” I hold great gratitude in this, because we co-create it together.
A new phase has been reached in the COVID-19 virus.
As a spiritual community, we at ERUUF strive to create a culture of respect and care for one another. Our Covid-19 policies have been guided by serious concern and consideration for the safety and well-being of all ERUUF members, staff, and visitors, with a commitment to equity and care for the most vulnerable among us and those who are marginalized both at ERUUF and in the larger community.
Worship Associate: Susan Hazlett
March Theme: Trust
Child Dedication Sunday
On this Sunday, as some families come forward to dedicate their children*, our full congregation joins in a trust to care for the most vulnerable among us. We’ll also explore the importance of TRUST for the wellbeing of a community overall.
*Those who pre-arranged to participate.
