Special Congregational Meeting to Call a New Senior Minister

January 30, 2022, 12:30 pm via zoom

Vote on the call of Rev. Jacqueline Brett as ERUUF’s next Lead Minister

As noted in the e-mail sent to members on December 28th, your Ministerial Search Committee is thrilled to recommend Reverend Jacqueline Brett as the candidate for our lead minister. As required in our by-laws, the Board of Trustees has concurred with our recommendation, offering their enthusiastic endorsement. We strongly believe that she is the right person to move ERUUF toward realizing our vision.

See the letter from the Ministerial Search Committee to read some of the many reasons for our recommendation.

See the letter from the Board of Trustees about candidating week and congregational meeting. Questions:

See the Frequently Asked Questions document with answers to important questions you may have regarding the search process, what to expect at the meeting, as well as other information about what happens next.

See the Congregational Record, which assesses ERUUF's strengths and areas for growth here.

We also encourage you to visit Rev. Brett’s website to dig deeper into the many experiences, skills, and abilities she brings to ERUUF.

Please reach out to the Search Committee at

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ERUUF Coronavirus Updates

January 6, 2022

The Omicron variant is currently infecting 1 in 3 people in the Triangle area, many of whom are fully vaccinated. At this time, ERUUF has moved to live stream worship only (carefully created by a small team in the Sanctuary). In accord with CDC guidance, adult and children's classes and groups may meet outside in person, with masks and social distancing. Alternatively, they might choose to meet solely online. Each group should check with its leaders and staff partners. As usual, the use of outdoor campus space must be arranged through the Office.

We will continue to monitor public health conditions, relying on the expertise of ERUUF's public health safety advisors. And we'll continue to follow the guidance provided by the CDC, NCDHHS, and UUA.