A reminder to register for the UUA Common Read for 2018-2019: Justice on Earth, People of Faith Working at the Intersections of Race, Class, and the Environment. Please use the Google Form to register to participate. Facilitators will be contacting registered participants soon to set times and locations for the discussions.
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“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
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Board News - Feb 2019
- Category: Board News Board News
- Published: Feb 07, 2019 Feb 07, 2019
As a non-profit organization, ERUUF is governed first by its bylaws and then by its policies. The current bylaws were written in 2010 when ERUUF first implemented Policy Governance. Unlike policies, which may be changed by a vote of the current Board of Trustees, bylaws can only be changed by a congregational vote.
Over the past few months, the Board of Trustees has carefully reviewed our current bylaws. Our goal was to ensure that they accurately and clearly reflect how we currently operate or wish to operate in the future.
Your Input Needed! Youth Programming at ERUUF
Dear fellow parents/caregivers of ERUFF youth (past, present, future),
The Youth Ministry Team is seeking your input related to youth programming at ERUUF. We are interested to know from a parent's perspective what has been our strong points, what's lacking and what we could be doing better.
A New Chalice for the Sanctuary
The flaming chalice is the symbol of Unitarian Universalism. In years past ERUUF had a large, pottery chalice in the sanctuary. It had a beautiful pale turquoise glaze and was filled with sand so the oil lamp sat at the right height. Though beautiful, it was heavy and awkward. One Sunday morning a few years ago, as the furniture was quickly being rearranged from a performance the night before, the podium with the chalice hit a bump on the floor. It stopped suddenly but the chalice was in motion and flew off the stand and shattered when it hit the ground.