Congregants now have a new opportunity to contribute to Sunday services by providing arranged flowers for the chancel table. Participants will be acknowledged in the Order of Service and may name a special occasion—such as an anniversary, remembrance, or celebration (e.g., “flowers for today’s service were provided by the Lovitt family in celebration of Emily’s birthday”). This process has replaced … Continue reading Flowers for the Chancel Table: A New Way to Participate

Pledge packets for the upcoming 2026/2027 pledge year are now available! Pledge packets that weren’t picked up on Sunday March 1 will be mailed directly to the houses of RVUUF members and supporters. Completed pledge cards should be turned in to RVUUF no later than the end of March, but sooner is appreciated! The upcoming … Continue reading 2026/2027 Pledge Packets Available!

The RVUUF Caring Team has been busy tending to 7 members of our congregation in the past four weeks. We provided or arranged 4 rides, did 10 check-ins via phone, text, or email, sent 5 cards, and we did 8 in-person visits and conversations. Our Caring Team consists of five people from our congregation who … Continue reading February Caring Team Update

A place for the RVUUF Community to share needs, reach out, and connect. 3/01/2026 Black Owned Business Directory BASE, a previous RVUUF 3rd Sunday Recipient, has created a black-owned business directory for Southern Oregon. A variety of businesses, including hair care, real estate, and IT services, are listed. Forest Handyman Our RVUUF landscaper, Forest Berg, … Continue reading Community Corner

The good news is that as of the end of December, our year to date net income is a positive $39,000. That, however, is not the full story. That positive number reflects the upfront loading of revenues with our grant from the Endowment Trust, plus the good work you all did with the Squash campaign, … Continue reading 2nd Quarter Treasurer’s Report

Peace House is our February Third Sunday Recipient. As a nonprofit in the Rogue Valley they serve as a center for peace and justice interacting with local and regional communities. From principles of nonviolence, diplomacy and compassion, they explore, communicate, and collaborate with groups and individuals to create social change for peace, equality and justice … Continue reading February 3rd Sunday Recipient

Side With Love is the Organizing Strategy Team of the Unitarian Universalist Association. They harness the power of love to confront and transform systems of oppression and build a world where all people can thrive. Recently, they have been working on an ICE OUT initiative. If you’d like to receive information their work and how … Continue reading UU Solidarity Initiative – Getting Involved

The Pacific Western UUA Regional assembly will be taking place April 10–12, 2026 at the UU Society  of Sacramento, CA. Ways to participate online will also be available. The theme is Rising Resilient. In times like these, what does it mean to be a spiritually resilient Unitarian Universalist? Times of rising authoritarianism and dehumanization call us to lean … Continue reading Pacific Western Regional Assembly 2026