ERUUF’s policies are informed by safety guidance from the CDC, NC Department of Public Health, and the UUA. Our Sunday services, classes and most groups are online only at this time. It is possible for small groups to reserve outdoor meeting space on campus. See guidelines here.
We understand how challenging covid isolation is, and that the stress of the pandemic is taking a toll on each of us. We are very eager to welcome people back to campus just as soon as it’s safely possible. Despite recent easing of restrictions, we continue to proceed carefully.
"Beloved community" is a term used to describe the peaceful, equitable, inclusive, loving world that prophets such as Jesus and Dr. King have told us is possible. What can we do to help make that real among ourselves today? And how does all this fit with Unitarian Universalism? We'll begin the morning with a rose petal ritual to honor the passing of five ERUUF members who've died over the last six months. We'll also welcome ERUUF's 14 newest members.
8 sessions of classes offered to welcome and inform visitors and friends about ERUUF
8 sessions of classes offered to welcome and inform visitors and friends about ERUUF
April 16, 2021
I am writing today to give you an update on the ministerial transition process including a description of the job of the search committee and an ask for your input to help us find search committee candidates.
Sister Communities of San Ramón, Nicaragua (SCSRN) (www.san-ramon.org) (an action group of ERUUF's Justice Ministry) has launched a campaign to fund construction of a water project for one of San Ramón's rural communities. The community of San Martin exists currently mostly in name only as there is no access there to clean water. The few families who do live there have to sneak into a neighboring farm to find water. The local government created a land reform project for the new community of San Martin but without access to clean water the town has not progressed.
Read more: New Initiatives: Sister Communities of San Ramon, Nicaragua
The first round of the Transgender Inclusion in Congregations program ended on March 25. ERUUF Pride+, the Multicultural Team, and the Eno River Fellowship Foundation made this six-session on-line course with Zoom discussion groups possible.
March 17, 2021
Dear Members and Friends,
This month I’ve shared with ERUUF’s Board of Trustees that I plan to leave my position as Lead Minister in fifteen months, June 2022. Nothing is wrong, in fact both ERUUF and I are at wonderfully good places in our shared ministry. So while this might seem like a strange decision at an odd time, and it is unusual to give this much notice, I’ve acted after careful thought and discernment. Let me share my thinking.
