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Elferdink will talk about the beliefs and practices of people from th e Philippines, Northern Ireland, England, Transylvania and across the Unite d States, including Silver City.\n“For a tradition centered on heart and mi nd, faith and science we will get a look at how Easter is celebrated in rad ically different cultures. With a deeper look, will we find Unitarians and Universalists are surprisingly similar, or not?” Elferdink said.\n“Since th e 1600s Unitarians have been marking Easter Sunday. In the last two centuri es it has become controversial, especially in some congregations in the U.S . My international U/UU research may reveal some surprises.” She added.\nRe v. Claudia Elferdink is a retired Unitarian Universalist minister living in Silver City with her spouse John Egnal, their adult children and five gran dchildren. She studied at UC Santa Barbara, the College of Wooster in Ohio, Antioch Graduate School of Education in Philadelphia and Harvard Divinity School. She served congregations in Massachusetts and Connecticut.\nShe is a published historian focusing her research on uncovering Unitarian Women w hose lives and work crossed international borders. Currently Elferdink is a Coordinator of the “Reckoning International Unitarian and Universalist His tories Project.” She collaborates with Rev. Dr. Lehel Molnar, the Archivist at the Unitarian Archives in Kolozsvar, now commonly called Cluj, Romania. \nWe may have the back door open and ceiling fans going, so please bring a jacket to stay warm if needed. The patio speakers are now installed, so peo ple may sit outside and hear the service if they wish. \nUUFSC Safety Proto col as pursuant to our most recent UUA Guidelines:\nWe will not be serving food or drinks in the building until further notice. Masks will still need to be worn at all times indoors and out, except when eating or drinking. We will continue to serve refreshments on the patio, weather permitting. 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Reverend Claudia Elferdink will look to Asia, Europe and the United Stat es to answer a question: “How do Unitarians and Universalists celebrate Eas ter?”

For a religious community that has no creed, this is an intrigu ing question. Elferdink will talk about the beliefs and practices of people from the Philippines, Northern Ireland, England, Transylvania and across t he United States, including Silver City.

“For a tradition centered on heart and mind, faith and science we will get a look at how Easter is cele brated in radically different cultures. With a deeper look, will we find Un itarians and Universalists are surprisingly similar, or not?” Elferdink sai d.

“Since the 1600s Unitarians have been marking Easter Sunday. In th e last two centuries it has become controversial, especially in some congre gations in the U.S. My international U/UU research may reveal some surprise s.” She added.

Rev. Claudia Elferdink is a retired Unitarian Universa list minister living in Silver City with her spouse John Egnal, their adult children and five grandchildren. She studied at UC Santa Barbara, the Coll ege of Wooster in Ohio, Antioch Graduate School of Education in Philadelphi a and Harvard Divinity School. She served congregations in Massachusetts an d Connecticut.

She is a published historian focusing her research on uncovering Unitarian Women whose lives and work crossed international borde rs. Currently Elferdink is a Coordinator of the “Reckoning International Un itarian and Universalist Histories Project.” She collaborates with Rev. Dr. Lehel Molnar, the Archivist at the Unitarian Archives in Kolozsvar, now co mmonly called Cluj, Romania.

We may have the back door open and ceili ng fans going, so please bring a jacket to stay warm if needed. The patio s peakers are now installed, so people may sit outside and hear the service i f they wish. 

UUFSC Safety Protocol as pursuant to our most recent UU A Guidelines:

We will not be serving food or drinks in the building u ntil further notice. Masks will still need to be worn at all times indoors and out, except when eating or drinking. We will continue to serve refreshm ents on the patio, weather permitting. Visitors are always welcome.

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