2nd Thursday (2pm-4pm) and 4th Tuesday (10am-12pm) each month
Room 4/5 in the CARE Building

Play and learn American Mah Jongg with fellow ERUUFians! We follow National Mah Jongg League rules. All levels of play are welcome, including beginners!

For questions or to be added to the mailing list for details and play sign-up, contact us.

1st and 3rd Mondays 7:00-9:00pm

The ERUUF Players is a readers theater group (which means memorization is not required) with an interest in drama.  We learn dramatic skills through theater exercises and improvisation.  We encourage each other to write, direct and perform. We welcome experienced theater people as well as those who would like to explore this craft for the first time.

3rd Saturday 10:00am-12:30pm  Room 4/5 CARE Bldg.

This group examines fiber arts as a spiritual practice, observing how societies use textiles to express spirituality and preserve culture. Individual and collective creativity are explored within a framework of shared talents and gifts, encouragement, and affirmation.

2nd & 4th Thursday: 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm.

An open group for mutual support and affirmation. We focus on life changes and challenges, offering experiential support and a listening atmosphere. We welcome any man at any age or stage of life.

The Eno River Literary Journal offers a platform for writers, both amateur and professional, young and old, to share their work in a handsomely produced book each spring. Now going for over fourteen years, the Journal has grown from 13 submissions to over 50. Poetry, short stories, essays, short plays, and opinion pieces are welcome.

This needlecraft  ministry brings comfort to members and friends of ERUUF, as well as to local organizations, through hand-knitted or crocheted items (block afghans, care shawls, work caps and baby items.) Clicking also encourages knitting and crocheting as spiritual practices.  See Clickers.

ERUUF retirees and seniors gather for companionship and good conversation.

Tuesday evening book group meets 3rd Tuesdays except December; Library, (Room 6) 7:00-8:30 pm. We meet to talk about books chosen by the group, usually books that do not have a religious or self-help theme.  See the ERUUF calendar for our current book list - open the upcoming events section of the calendar and add the filter "book".  That will pull up the Book Club meetings which list the upcoming books for discussion.

The ERUUF 20's and 30's Group offers opportunities for social and spiritual connections with other young people (students, professionals, single, married, both with and without kids).  Activities range from purely social to spiritually based discussion groups. Newcomers are always welcome!