I just can’t stop reflecting on ‘who’ ‘we’ are – EUU. The picture keeps developing, especially with the upheavals the world has experienced over the past year. Last month, a sizable part of the BUUF (Brussels) community energized a “UU Basics” course that was led by Dorcy Erlandson of UUFP (Paris). In addition to exploring … Continue reading Who Are We – EUU? (part 2)
by Floyd Vernon Chandler Lingchi was an ancient Chinese method of capital punishment noted for the prolonged suffering it inflicted upon the condemned. It was often referred to as “Death by a Thousand Cuts.” The executioner was skilled in cutting flesh and limbs in a manner that caused much pain but delayed death. Sometimes I … Continue reading Death by a Thousand Cuts
by Claudia Searle-White 2020 was a strange year for the UU Rhein-Main fellowship, as it was for all of us. Like many fellowships, we were not able to meet in person more than a handful of times. This meant that we had many online services at which we did not collect an offertory, and we … Continue reading Social Action Donation at UU Rhein-Main
by Beth O’Connell, EUU and UUFP member, and vice-president of IWC In the month of March, the international community is putting the spotlight on women’s rights and empowerment, which have been especially challenged during the Covid-19 pandemic. On March 8, the United Nations marks International Women’s Day with its theme: “Women in Leadership: Achieving an … Continue reading March is for Women: International Women’s Day & UN Conference on the Status of Women (CSW)
