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Looking for an opportunity to serve, grow, and support our Sunday mornings at RVUUF? Sunday mornings flow with warm welcome because we have five rotating Neighborhood Teams who provide support. A different team helps each week, allowing many people to contribute to these important Sunday morning roles. We ask all RVUUF congregants to be on … Continue reading Neighborhood Teams seek co-leaders
March is blowing in with a flurry of activity at RVUUF and the Soul Matters theme asks, “What does it mean to be a community of risk?”
On a rotating basis, Neighborhood Teams contribute their time and talent to make Sunday worship services possible. Neighborhood Team coordinator Jackie Rosen issued a thank-you this week to team members and leaders for their vital contributions to RVUUF.
This is my last President’s post as I am handing the gavel to …? I want to thank my fellow Board members and the Congregation for the opportunity to serve as your president for the past two years. This position has changed me. I have a greater appreciation for our community and increased self-confidence. I … Continue reading President’s Post: Time to pass the gavel
In the spring of 2014, Congregants met to do strategic planning and developed the following five-year goals for 2014-2015: We, the member of the Rogue Valley Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, commit ourselves to implementing the following five goals for the five-year period beginning with the 2015-2016 church year.
My plan is to write a monthly message to the congregation for News to Note. This month I highlight the activity in three areas, organizational infrastructure, communication and programs. Thank you to all of you who made these achievements possible.
The month of March proved to be one where RVUUFians gathered together for more times than at a Sunday morning service. For example, Chalice Circles with 10-12 people met often during the weeks, a Saturday planning day included 45 people who chose to spend their time and energy on behalf of the whole congregation, a … Continue reading RVUUF is more than Sunday morning gathering
