The Eno River Unitarian Universalist Fellowship (ERUUF) is located on the traditional territories of several Indigenous nations, including the Eno, Shakori, Sissipahaw, Saponi, and Lumbee.
The Eno River and our Fellowship bear the name of the Eno people (or Enoke, also called Wyanoak), who were displaced from their lands by European settler colonizers during the 17th century. The Eno people became absorbed into the Iswa (Catawba) and Saponi Nations.
The first round of the Transgender Inclusion in Congregations program ended on March 25. ERUUF Pride+, the Multicultural Team, and the Eno River Fellowship Foundation made this six-session on-line course with Zoom discussion groups possible.
March 17, 2021
Dear Members and Friends,
This month I’ve shared with ERUUF’s Board of Trustees that I plan to leave my position as Lead Minister in fifteen months, June 2022. Nothing is wrong, in fact both ERUUF and I are at wonderfully good places in our shared ministry. So while this might seem like a strange decision at an odd time, and it is unusual to give this much notice, I’ve acted after careful thought and discernment. Let me share my thinking.
Special Message from ERUUF’s Board of Trustees
March 18, 2021
ERUUF Members and Friends,
Yesterday you heard from Rev. Cayer on her plan to leave her position as ERUUF’s lead minister in June 2022. The Board spoke at length with Rev. Cayer on her plans and the transition process on Tuesday evening. We are writing to you today to let you know what to expect in the coming months.
A new phase has been reached in the COVID-19 virus.
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.
Worship Associate: Susan Hazlett
How can we live our lives when everything seems to be falling apart? This morning we reflect on practices that can lead us to be more resilient in the face of uncertainty, fear, or loss.
