President’s Post: Life is precious
I am a lame duck president and soon RVUUF will have another Board president. But I intend to stay on the Board another year.
Category: President’s Post
Messages from the president, RVUUF Board of Directors
Beloved Community is place where we care for each other
Our Beloved Community is a place where we care about and care for each other. Here are just a few ways congregants have expressed their caring by contributing time, treasure and talent to RVUUF.
President’s Post: Group writing RVUUF history
Kudos to Krynn Lukacs for her Craft Fair in December. There were 15 stations staffed by volunteers where participants could make various craft projects, anything from gingerbread houses to bourbon balls to jewelry; something for everyone. What an amazing idea and organizational achievement.
President’s Post: RVUUF is awash in talent
As I write this, I ask myself, “What does the congregation want or need to know at this time?” Having retired from her teaching position at Bryn Mawr, Krynn Lukacs has brought her many skills and passion to our RE program. We are all grateful to have more family events, e.g. dinners and craft fairs. … Continue reading President’s Post: RVUUF is awash in talent
President’s Post: People make things happen
I have just come home from the Board Reunion Luncheon, where we honored all those who have ever served on the RVUUF Board and still live in the Rogue Valley. Their message was clear; we want to know what the Board is doing.
President’s Post: What are we doing here anyway?
What are we doing here anyway? Dan Hotchkiss states in his book, Governance and Ministry, “The owner that the board must serve is this congregation’s mission. A congregation’s bottom line is the degree to which the mission is achieved.” So if our mission is so important, do you know what it is?
RVUUF President debuts monthly message
My plan is to write a monthly message to the congregation for News to Note. This month I highlight the activity in three areas, organizational infrastructure, communication and programs. Thank you to all of you who made these achievements possible.