ERUUF Coronavirus Updates
Campus Update: September 24, 2020
It's great news that cases of COVID-19 and hospitalizations, in general, are falling in North Carolina, and it's encouraging to see that some universities are managing to educate students while keeping outbreaks at a minimum (bravo Duke!). And as we learn more each day about this disease, it's clear that we need to remain vigilant and continue to "wash, wear, and wait six feet apart" until an effective vaccine becomes widely available. And as we head into flu season, it seems wise if we continue to meet mainly online, with the exception of outdoor meetings with social distancing and the use of masks and hand sanitizer. We know how hard it is to remain mostly online and at a distance, but with the advent of flu season, this seems like the wisest action to take given the nature of most of our programs.
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Online Together September
We're live streaming services to keep our community connected and healthy. Attend Sunday Worship services on the ERUUF YouTube Channel. Look for the LIVE NOW label.Use Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox for the best live experience. -
Next Service
Sunday, October 4, 2020: 10:30 am
Reparations for RacismRev. Deborah CayerMusic: Chris Macon and Kate LewisWhat is the movement for reparations and restitution for racism, and how might we begin? Mary Davis and Chris Macon, co-leaders of ERUUF's Reparations for Racism group join Rev. Cayer to lead this service. Music by Chris Macon and Kate Lewis. After the worship service, at 12:30 pm, the ERUUF Justice Council hosts its fall meeting of all action groups, with a focus on voting rights.
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Events
All events have moved to online meeting spaces, postponed, or canceled.
- Caring Conversations (Tue, Sep 1 11:30 am)
- Standing Up for Black Lives (Sat, Sep 19 5:00 pm)
- Caring Conversations (Tue, Sep 29 11:30 am)
- Multicultural Team Film Discussions: Faith and Racial Justice (Tue, Sep 29 6:30 pm)
- Multicultural Team Film Discussions: Faith and Racial Justice (Wed, Sep 30 4:00 pm)
