UU THE VOTE Join us in the RVUUF conference room to begin our work. UU the Vote 2024 is an ambitious strategy to grow a powerful pro-democracy majority. Zoe Laidlaw will explain our first steps and together we’ll write letters using templates, names, and addresses provided by partner organization Vote Forward. Bring your pen and … Continue reading UU THE VOTE
After a triumphant and introductory Ashland tour last October, Neda Boin, who hails from The Netherlands, returns to Southern Oregon for a series of three April events, highlighted by a full Public Concert Saturday eve, April 6th Neda Boin is an award-winning singer-songwriter who uses music as a tool to remember and extend the … Continue reading Neda Boin Concert April 6th
Please join us this Sunday in your traditional (or non-traditional, which might seem more UU appropriate) Easter bonnets! The choir will all be in hats, and we invite you to join us in celebrating Spring with your most beautiful, outrageous, silly or simple, bonnet. If you come in a hat, please remain in the … Continue reading EASTER SUNDAY HATS!!
Projective Dream Work –The Legacy of Rev. Jeremy Taylor A talk followed by a demonstration of Taylor’s group dream work process Saturday, March 30th from 10-12 noon, under the balcony Rev. Jeremy Taylor, D.Min., who died in 2018, taught dream work for over 40 years, including at Starr King School for the Ministry and … Continue reading Book Fundraising for Projective Dream Work –The Legacy of Rev. Jeremy Taylor
“Only Hope”: My Mother and the Holocaust Brought to Light Before she died in 1974, Felicia Bornstein Lubliner wrote about her internment in ghettos and concentration camps in Nazi-occupied Poland, powerful stories published by her son, Irv Lubliner. He will share excerpts from “Only Hope: A Survivor’s Stories of the Holocaust,” shedding light on her … Continue reading Irving “Irv” Lubliner Sharing This Sunday
There will be an Easter egg hunt Sunday March 31 at 11:30 just following the service. All are welcome to come watch the young people hunt for eggs and celebrate this time of Joy and rebirth!
UU members pause for a photo with Mariah Roker, spokesperson for the of Oregon Black Pioneers history project this week. Her talk was sponsored by the Ashland Sunrise project at the Oregon Shakespear Festival’s Carpenter Hall. Rocker’s talk was a chronology of the state’s earliest black settlers and the hardships they faced through black exclusion acts, prohibitions … Continue reading RVUUF Represents
Celebrate the Spring (Vernal) Equinox with RVUUF’s Seasonal Rituals Group! With readings, music, and more we will welcome Spring at this moment of balance between Light and Dark. We will celebrate Childhood and Early Day and the Direction East. We will note the Sun’s seasonal path and the buzzing and blossoming of nature in our … Continue reading Spring Equinox Ritual
The Caring Team provide a variety of support for people attending RVUUF such as home visits, cards, phone calls and transportation. If you or someone you know needs these types of services, please contact Judy Krogh at 530 906 9780 or judykrogh@aol.com. In our faith community, we take care of each other.
After each service, all are welcome in engage in discussion about the message afterwards in the library. There are one pagers with suggested questions for the discussion under the balcony. Grab your coffee and snack and head over soon after the service. Stay as long or short as you want. – Adrienne Simmons
