Children’s fiction reflects ‘Integrity’
Last month, RVUUF focused its attention on the Soul Matters theme of “Integrity.” In case you’d like to continue to address that theme through middle-grade age fiction, I recommend Rain Reign by Ann M. Martin.
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March sermons reflect varied themes
Much happens during the month of March 2016, including a spotlight on women’s history, stewardship in the church and a Soul Matters theme of “Resilience.” Services take place each Sunday morning in RVUUF’s Great Hall. Gathering music begins at 10:25 a.m. and the service starts at 10:30 a.m.
Nan’s News: How will you observe Lent?
As Unitarian Universalists we promote and affirm everyone’s search for truth and meaning. That’s one of our 7 principles we proudly claim. This month and into March we can practice this principle, especially when an affinity group will focus on Easter at the March 27 Sunday service, with the help of Worship Associate, Diane Werich.
‘Scout Sunday’ at RVUUF
Each year Boy Scouts of America designates “Scout Sunday” on the Sunday that falls before Feb. 8, which is Scouting Anniversary Day. During a special “Scout Sunday” observance at RVUUF this past Sunday, Wyatt Davis received the universal religious square knot emblem and the Unitarian Universalist Association’s Love and Help badge with Chalice after completing … Continue reading ‘Scout Sunday’ at RVUUF
Essence of connection experienced by many
I must admit, the Jan. 31 Sunday service was a little strange in format. Although many members and guests found the experience to be very meaningful – others, not so much. Yet, as stories were being shared in groups of three the essence of connection was witnessed and experienced by many. Connections to each other, … Continue reading Essence of connection experienced by many
Mission statement must affect human experience
With this homily, delivered on Sunday, Jan. 31, Janine Larsen, Congregational Life Staff, UUA Pacific Western Region, introduced “Appreciative Inquiry” exercises for the RVUUF congregation. Good morning and greetings from the Unitarian Universalist Association’s Pacific Western Region! I’m delighted to be with you and your process team today as a member of the UUA’s Congregational … Continue reading Mission statement must affect human experience
Synchronized meditation set for Feb. 1
The “Great Abrahamic Pulse,” a synchronized meditation to end the violence in Syria, is scheduled for 7 a.m. Pacific Time on Monday, Feb. 1.
Seventh annual Bodacious Rainbow Ball
Rogue Valley Unitarian Universalist Fellowship presents the seventh annual Bodacious Rainbow Ball, 7 to 10 p.m. Friday, Feb. 19, at 87 Fourth St. in Ashland. Tickets go on sale Feb. 7. Co-sponsored by Rogue Rainbow Elders, the Bodacious Rainbow Ball is a “community-wide dance in celebration of diversity.” The event features a live performance by … Continue reading Seventh annual Bodacious Rainbow Ball
Children go directly to classes on Jan. 31
Here’s a reminder that children go directly to their classrooms this Sunday, Jan. 31, at RVUUF. There will not be a “Time for All Ages” in the worship hall. Remember too, that the service is expected to last longer than usual, until about noon. As part of creating a new unified mission for RVUUF, its … Continue reading Children go directly to classes on Jan. 31
Food bank collection adds homeless supplies
As reported in this week’s “News to Note” email newsletter: Something new will be added to RVUUF’s Food Bank collection on the first Sunday of the month. The Social Justice Committee has approved adding an extra box marked for supplies for the homeless.