When Becki sent out her reminder last month about this upcoming newsletter, I originally envisioned that it would be full of information about the Medical Debt Forgiveness project and Installation … Continue reading Leaning into Uncertain Times
Whoa! These are some CRAZY times we find ourselves in! COVID-19 is a game changer. It’s like playing a game with a child where the rules keep changing and you … Continue reading A Few Words from our President
We’re living in unusual times. The AUUF Board recognizes this as much as anyone. We’re used to meeting in the Busch Center and sharing snacks and conversation about fellowship matters. … Continue reading The Board at Work
On January 26th, we had a special Sunday service, our own Dr. Chris Basgier, Acting Director of University Writing at Auburn University, helped us examine how writing can be a … Continue reading I was, I am, I will be
The Board of Trustees of AUUF decided unanimously to adhere to the recommendations of both the Unitarian Universalist Association and the Centers for Disease Control to cancel all in-person events … Continue reading COVID-19 and AUUF
In February, AUUF and the RE Program participated in the annual Valentines Express celebration. RE teachers, kids, and friends had a great time making valentines, selling them, and giving them … Continue reading Valentines Express!
Installation Postponed Due to the restrictions of social distancing to prevent the spread of COVID-19, Rev. Chris’s Installation has been postponed until the fall. A new date will be announced soon. … Continue reading April AUUF News
Most all of our committee chairs would like to step down or step back for this upcoming fiscal year. I would like for anyone who has any interest in any … Continue reading Nominating Committee Report
During this time of great health concern, I’m encouraged at the commitment held by most to remember others. In the small things like honoring the practice of social isolation and … Continue reading Religious Exploration
I never really knew old people. But now I know that body Can leave the mind behind; That mind will always forget What it once knew. Still I don’t know how memory can … Continue reading Aging with the Dalai Lama and Nietzsche
