Come hear heart-warming stories from around the world at Carola’s Fundraiser for Native American women. Program is not suitable for ages under 6. All donations are greatly appreciated! Can’t attend, but want to help? When you come to the event at the library there will be several ways you can choose to give at the … Continue reading Fundraiser for Native American woman to attend SOU
Local immigration attorney John Almaguer will be speaking at RVUUF on Monday, February 24th from 6-8pm about how to do no harm and be a good neighbor. He has been practicing immigration law for 24 years in Southern Oregon. RSVP Here (Already 190 have registered, there is room for 40 more RSVP’s) The talk is sponsored by … Continue reading How to Do No Harm and Be a Good Neighbor Talk at RVUUF
“Coming Together to Work Together to Support Housing in Ashland” Come and participate as we bring more groups and concerned citizens of Ashland together to continue to build out strategies and solutions for bringing housing to all who need so they can thrive. Bring your ideas, bring your resources and talents. Feb 15, 11am-12:30pm Contact … Continue reading Housing Justice Gathering at RVUUF
Thanks to all who have donated to the Ashland Community Food Bank. We have recently sent them a check for $841 and by the end of last year a check for $5,000. There has been double the need recently they have expressed and are very grateful to our long term generosity.
The Rogue Liberation Library (RLL) was founded in 2018. One of their past volunteers, who had been working with books to prisoner programs for about 10 years, relocated to Oregon and brought a small collection of books with him. The library began by renting a space at the Peace House to store this collection in … Continue reading February Third Sunday Recipient: Rogue Liberation Library
Discussion moderated by Karl Vischer, who teaches political science at OLLI. Our last discussion focused on What happened and why? In this session we will address What will likely change for the country in the future? What will likely stay the same? What is apt to change for you as a result? How do you … Continue reading The Recent Election, Part 2: Where Do We Go From Here?
Guest sign up sheets for Our February Circle Suppers will be posted Sunday, January 12, under the balcony during coffee hour. All January suppers have been filled, so bring your February calendar to church & fill in a guest spot. Our lovely hosts are offering everything from a morning coffee klatch to Sunday afternoon … Continue reading Circle Suppers For Everyone
I’m going along to a meet-up of Women’s March members in our community. Would you like to come along? Here are the details: People’s Benefit Concert for Vulnerable Communities, Ashland OR Saturday, January 18, 2025 from 12-2pm 3070 OR-66, Ashland, OR 97520, USA https://map.peoplesmarch.com/events/people-s-benefit-concert-for-vulnerable-communities-ashland-or?share=b67a2a6c-d9cf-415d-93fd-5a35946e62d3&source=email-share-button&utm_medium=&utm_source=email Women’s March members know that when we come together we can … Continue reading People’s Benefit Concert for Vulnerable Communities in Ashland
Thank you to all who have contributed to the Minister’s Discretionary Fund. We have been able to support multiple parties of folks needing help as the Winter months have come. To highlight a few recipients: -We supported a young mid twenties couple who are expecting their firstborn (a girl) on January 28th and were living … Continue reading Minister’s Discretionary Social Impact
