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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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Meet Our Summer Minister: Rev. Alison Wilbur Eskildsen
While ERUUF ministers are away, The Rev. Alison Wilbur Eskildsen will serve as summer minister from Monday, June 12 through Wednesday, July 12. She'll serve as "weaver" of our Sunday morning services -- including those at which she'll not be in the pulpit, and she'll be the ministerial resource for our RE team, which will be led by Melissa Smith this summer. Rev. Alison will be the primary contact for pastoral care needs and will work with Joyce Boucheron, leader of ERUUF's Care Team.
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The Literary Journal open for submissions - 2023
The Pandemic is subsiding and after a hiatus of 3 years, the ERUUF Literary Journal is rising again in 2023. The Journal is “a collection of literary works written by members and friends” of our Fellowship.
The Eno River Literary Journal offers a platform for writers, both amateur and professional, young and old, to share their work in a handsomely produced book each spring.
Let's Check Our Pulse in 2023!
Pulse Survey is Live and Open Until March 31st!
The "Pulse of the Congregation" is an anonymous survey that ERUUF conducts annually to obtain input from members and friends about how we're doing as a congregation. It asks for your feedback on
ERUUF's Ministry, where we define Ministry as that which we all do together as members of our faith community. Each part of the congregation – members, friends, leaders, staff, and ministers – has a role to play in furthering the Ministry and achieving our mission of spirit, service, justice, and love.
Jazz for the Holidays Vespers Service, Dec. 14, 2022
Wednesday, December 14th, 2022, 7:00 pm
An evening of music, meditation, poetry, and song,
for creative reflection in the mystery and wonder of darkness and light, of grace and peace.
Rev. Jacqueline Brett, Worship Leader
Shana Tucker, Cello and Vocals with Christian Tamburr, Piano and Vibes
Free and open to the public. Donations welcome.
