Month: May 2020

Thinking of Fadel (Fadel Erian died of COVID-19 Mar 25)

by Martha Chorney Fadel Erian was a founding member of the Netherlands Unitarian Universalist Fellowship (NUUF) in the late 1980s. Our group consisted of about 20–25 members from around the country and used to meet on Sundays in Leiden, at the 17th-century International House (part of the University) on Leiden’s lovely Rapenburg canal. This group … Continue reading Thinking of Fadel (Fadel Erian died of COVID-19 Mar 25)

Corona and the Frog

By Patricia Biondo Interesting that Corona has come up during Lent, the traditional time to give up luxuries, to go on retreat and to reflect upon our lives. When Corona confronts us with possible loss, can we become more aware of what we love and what we value? We know that when we leave this earth, … Continue reading Corona and the Frog

Back to Normal

by EUU Vice President Karen Kyker My mother, Melanie, just wrote to me about walking on the beach barefoot yesterday in Southern California, how good the sand felt, gritting between her toes and on the bottoms of her feet. She said there were quite a few people there with her, alone or in small groups, … Continue reading Back to Normal