On Saturday, February 17, from 3pm – 5pm in the Great Hall RVUUF will host a potluck and storytelling afternoon with David West, (Enrolled: Citizen Potawatomi Nation) and Director Emeritus of SOU’s Native American Studies Program. After inviting everyone to share in a water and food blessing, David will share stories with a focus on … Continue reading Storytelling and a Potluck Lunch with David West for Feb 17
On the “Third Sunday” of each month, RVUUF gives away the Sunday Service’s offering to an organization that embodies our values, principles, and mission in the world. This Sunday, February 18, we will give to HOPE Equestrian Center in Eagle Point. Please be as generous as you can to them. – Social Justice and Action Committee “HOPE Equestrian … Continue reading The ‘Third Sunday” Recipient on Feb 18
Due to not having a volunteer coordinator for the OHRA Dinners, we’re cancelling our participation in them for now. We hope that in the future, someone will feel inspired to bring that collective act of generosity back to our RVUUF community.
On Sunday, February 18, from 3pm – 5pm under the balcony of RVUUF’s Great Hall, we will continue our discussion of Humanism and explore future discussion topics. Many people are uncertain what is meant by the term “humanism”. Some may think of psychological or perhaps literary, cultural or renaissance humanism. Others consider humanitarian aid services while still … Continue reading Intro to Humanism, Part Deux – Feb 18
On Saturday, March 9, from 9am-12pm come and meet others like yourself, in person (under the balcony of the Great Hall) or on ZOOM. Hear Rev. Sean’s history of UU, and share your story in a small group; enjoy brunchy refreshments and meet some of the leaders at RVUUF; get your questions answered! Orientations take place only … Continue reading New Member Orientation on March 9th for Prospective New Members
Please drop by the Art Gallery to see RVUUF’s permanent collection, featuring the work of Marylin Hart. Hart moved to Ashland in 1995 and lived here until her death in 2009. Hart worked exclusively with her own handmade paper. She started paper making in 1976 and began a small paper mill in 1980 in Wisconsin, … Continue reading New Art Exhibit in the RVUUF Art Gallery
After some hardship, a newly relocated RVUUFian is in need of the following items in order to make a home in Ashland, get back to work, and join us at RVUUF: desk, chair, lamps, couch, side tables, 2 beds (queen or king). Contact me, or leave them in the front office on Sunday! – Jackie Rosen, … Continue reading Home Items Needed for a Fellow RVUUFian
Sexton Scott has changed his phone number, and wanted you to know in case you’re looking for his handy man services! He’s available to hire for any variety of jobs — big or small! 541-292-0447
On Saturday, February 17, from 3pm – 5pm in the Great Hall RVUUF will host a potluck and storytelling afternoon with David West, (Enrolled: Citizen Potawatomi Nation) and Director Emeritus of SOU’s Native American Studies Program. After inviting everyone to share in a water and food blessing, David will share stories with a focus on … Continue reading STORYTELLING and POTLUCK LUNCH with DAVID WEST, Feb 17
Due to not having a volunteer coordinator for the OHRA Dinners, we’re cancelling our participation in them for now. We hope that in the future, someone will feel inspired to bring that collective act of generosity back to our RVUUF community.
