“In my experience, ubuntu is a deep and embodied understanding that human beings are not born but formed in community and relationship with one another.”
~ David W. Robinson-Morris
Now that we have our candidate for Lead Minister, here is some additional information to help you prepare for the Congregational Meeting on January 30th. Candidating Week will occur the week of January 23rd-30th. This week will be bookended by Sunday services led by Rev. Brett on the 23rd and the 30th.
Read more: Update from Ministerial Search Committee: Candidating Week
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.
December 2021
Letter to the Congregation
Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees would like to thank the members of the Ministerial Search Committee for their careful work on the search and their commitment to our congregation. We are proud to concur with their recommendation of Rev. Jacqueline Brett as the candidate for ERUUF’s Lead Minister.
We hereby announce a special meeting of the full congregation on January 30th to vote on the call of Rev. Jacqueline Brett as ERUUF’s next Lead Minister.
December 2021
Letter from the Ministerial Search Committee
Your Ministerial Search Committee is thrilled to recommend Reverend Jacqueline Brett as the candidate for our lead minister. Under our by-laws the Board is required to concur in our recommendation; they have unanimously endorsed Rev. Brett as the candidate for our next lead minister.
Read more: December Letter from the Ministerial Search Committee
The Inquirers Series is offered each Sunday morning to welcome and inform visitors and friends about ERUUF. Inquirers Classes are meeting both in-person (Commons Rm. of the CARE Building) and online (multiplatform). Join online via the link below.
Eno River CUUPS will be leading the service, on the subject of “Choosing Delight.” As part of Covenant of UU Pagans, we see the earth as part of the sacred whole of life. By being present to the delights in our lives we can find energy and hope.
