We welcome you to our beloved community! We offer both in-person and livestreamed services. See our Worship page for details!
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RVUUF Friend Ahna Lich has found housing but the AC isn’t working and the property management won’t be able to have it repaired until next week. She hasn’t been able to sleep and is having physical effects like nausea, heart-pounding and constant headaches. She is hoping someone can offer her a cool place to sleep … Continue reading A Cool Place to Sleep
We’ll do the regular semi-annual Rvuuf clean-up day tasks plus the extra effort because the building has been gathering dust, dirt.and spiders for two years.Needed four volunteers for either June 1-2-3-4, 1:00-3:00. We’ll work two in the back and two in the front and masks will be required. Please contact Jan Waitt to select a shift, 541-482-8249. We’re … Continue reading Cleaning Crew Needed Before Slow Reopening, Yay!
The Fun Committee is getting ready to restart. Come join us we have organized many different types of events: soup luncheons, travel nights, picnics and more. We are a group that gets things done in a respectful fluid manner. We only have 2-4 meetings a year we work together well and we are FUN. Let Lois … Continue reading Fellowship Fun Committee: Come Join the Fun!
Can you make 1-2 phone calls this year for RVUUF’s mission – to empower connection? Several newcomers have inquired about RVUUF and were sent an email, but have not had a chance to talk to anyone in person. Can you be that missing link? Remember when you first arrived in the area, or came to … Continue reading Can you make 1-2 phone calls for RVUUF’s mission?
Please make note that our Zoom coffee hour will be held at 1pm rather than 11:30am for the next few weeks. This is to allow the streaming and worship teams to complete their work following the Livestream and then return to a comfortable location to participate in coffee hour. Thank you for your understanding! Sunday, June 12, … Continue reading Coffee Hour New Time & Reservations for In-Person Services
RVUUF members should have received – by MAIL: an invitation letter, meeting agenda and budget letter & summary – by EMAIL: Annual Reports (Endowment, Minister, Tripod), nominee bios, previous minutes If you think you may attend the online meeting, please RSVP (with number of Members) to Steve Weyer. A RSVP, though not necessary, makes our … Continue reading Congregational Meeting Documents for Jun 5, 11:30am Zoom meeting, RSVPs appreciated
People across the country will take to the streets Saturday, May 14, to demand the right to control their bodies – and we’ll join them in Ashland. Make your signs and meet us at the Ashland Library at 11 a.m. We’ll march down the sidewalks to the Plaza, where we will raise our collective voices … Continue reading Bans Off Our Bodies- Sat, May 14, 11am, Ashland Library
The 2022 totem pole journey aims to inspire, inform, and engage Pacific Northwest communities through intergenerational voices, ceremony, art and science, spirituality, ancestral knowledge, and cross-cultural collaboration in support of the indigenous-led movement to remove the Snake River dams and restore to health the Snake River salmon runs and our relatives, the Southern Resident Killer … Continue reading Spirit of the Waters: Totem Pole Journey Snake River to Salish Sea
RVUUFian Alison Duren-Sutherland is graduating from Starr King School for the Ministry with her Masters in Divinity! You are invited to join her graduation ritual and celebration via Zoom on 5/12 at 5pm. Register here to join Alison in celebrating this milestone; one more step toward becoming a UU minister, which this beloved RVUUF community has … Continue reading You’re Invited! Join Alison’s Starr King Graduation” Thu, May 12, 5pm, via Zoom
The 2022 totem pole journey aims to inspire, inform, and engage Pacific Northwest communities through intergenerational voices, ceremony, art and science, spirituality, ancestral knowledge, and cross-cultural collaboration in support of the indigenous-led movement to remove the Snake River dams and restore to health the Snake River salmon runs and our relatives, the Southern Resident Killer … Continue reading Heal and Defend the Snake River for all our Relatives! Spirit of the Waters Totem Pole Journey
