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.
Parents, your children are being asked to share their ideas for a unified mission for RVUUF. Three questions for RVUUF’s young people have been posted as a PDF document to RVUUFian Parents on Facebook. Paper copies will be available this coming Sunday, Jan. 24. Children can think about and write out or draw their answers … Continue reading Children’s vision for mission of RVUUF
The RVUUF Board charged an ad hoc team to come up with a process to gain a greater sense of community and direction for RVUUF. This “Process Team” will guide the entire congregation, including children and youth, to ignite a new unified mission for RVUUF.
RVUUF offices will be closed on Monday, Jan. 18 for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
The Ashland Interfaith Clergy Circle will host a faith-based conversation, 7 to 9 p.m. Monday, Jan. 18 at Rogue Valley Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, 87 4th St. in Ashland. Everyone is invited to join the conversation.
RVUUF is examining the Soul Matters theme of “Faith” during February 2016, and this theme will be reflected in its Sunday services. 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.
RVUUF Adult Programs will show a DVD on early liberal thought, at noon on Sunday, Jan. 17 In Emerson House. “In the Beginning” is the first part in a UU history film series, “Long Strange Trip, A Journey Through Two Thousand Years of Unitarian Universalist History.” The film examines the early roots of liberal religious thought. It … Continue reading Film screening explores early liberal thought
My colleague and good friend Cheryl Walker has written about the very thing I spoke about last Sunday in terms of RVUUF moving from an “I” church to a “We” church. This same article was in the latest UU World magazine that you received if you are a member of RVUUF. Rev. Nan L. White … Continue reading From ‘I’ to ‘We,’ addressed in UU World
As we look forward to the New Year, many of us are considering our resolutions for 2016. What will yours be? Here are some creative and meaningful ideas for New Year’s resolutions that reflect our seven principles.
RVUUF’s Covenant of Right Relations affirms that we treat each other with respect, that we listen, speak and act with integrity and compassion and that we communicate openly with one another. The RVUUF Board has approved
