News at ERUUF

Category: Past Services and Recordings Past Services and Recordings

Published: Dec 05, 2022 Dec 05, 2022

Jazz for the Holidays Vespers Worship Service

Rev. Jacqueline Brett, Worship Leader 

Music: Special Guests include Shana Tucker, Cello and Vocals with Christian Tamburr, Piano and Vibes

An evening of music, meditation, poetry, and song, for creative reflection in the mystery and wonder of darkness and light, of grace and peace.

Reception immediately following. Free and open to the public. Donations welcome.

Category: COVID-19 Updates COVID-19 Updates

Published: Nov 22, 2022 Nov 22, 2022

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.

Read more: November 22, 2022

Category: News News

Published: Oct 27, 2022 Oct 27, 2022

ERUUF in-person informational sessions:
Sunday, November 6 OR
Sunday, November 20
11:30-12:30pm - Chapel
RSVP Here
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Register for UUA Zoom Feedback Sessions:
Saturday, November 5 through Monday, November 14
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Background

ERUUF is a member of the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA), the central organization for UU congregations in the United States. The UUA governing by-laws outline our Principles and Sources, the UUA’s Purposes, our Inclusion clause, and Freedom of Belief Statement with the section identified as Article II. The by-laws require that Article II be studied and potentially revised every 15 years. In 2020, the UUA established and charged a Study Commission for this purpose.

Read more: Reimagining the UUA Purpose, Principles, and Sources

Category: News News

Published: Oct 27, 2022 Oct 27, 2022

In the spring of 2020 over 50 ERUUFians planned to go on a pilgrimage to visit significant Civil Rights museums and sites in Montgomery AL. And, as we know, Covid-19 happened, but we're glad to report that it's a go for 2023. As expected, some of the original people are unable to make the trip so there's space for others to join us. We'll depart ERUUF on Monday, April 10 and return on Saturday, April 15.

Traveling to and from Montgomery takes a full day, leaving four full days to visit 10 historical sites and museums. Some of the sites included are the National Memorial for Peace and Justice (informally known as the National Lynching Memorial, a national memorial to commemorate the black victims of lynching), the Voting Rights Museum, and the Edmund Pettus Bridge. The total cost of $1,170 includes all transportation, lodging, meals and admission to all sites (some scholarship funds are available).

To view the full itinerary, please click here. If you have any questions or want to sign up, please contact Diane Blount.