Open ZOOM Sessions with Intern Minister, QuianaDenae Perkins Next week, our intern Minister QuianaDenae Perkins will be hosting three open zoom sessions. What will happen in the zoom? Each session will include an introduction to QuianaDenae and her ministry, a chance for you to introduce yourself and close with some dreaming about the next year. … Continue reading Open ZOOM Sessions with Intern Minister, QuianaDenae Perkins
Zoe Laidlaw met with leaders at Options for Helping Residents of Ashland (OHRA). They are delighted to have RVUUF volunteers bring dinners to their new property on Ashland St near the freeway. “OHRA’s mission is to help low-income people build better lives. By offering hope and access to social services, OHRA encourages those in need … Continue reading Thursday Dinners Resuming Next Month
Yes, And help is needed. As more of the building is in use, the rooms missed in the earlier cleaning need some attention. The RE rooms and windows are the goal. If you are willing and available for a few hours, let me know. Thank you! Jan Waitt 541-482-8249.
I am your new intern minister QuianaDenae Perkins. I am originally from Minnesota and currently live in Ann Arbor Michigan. I am the mama bear of two teenage cubs. When I am not driving them around, I love being outdoors- hiking, camping, and nature photography are some of my favorite activities. My history with UU … Continue reading Who Wants SOUUP? A Message from Our New Intern Minister
Zoe Laidlaw met with leaders at Options for Helping Residents of Ashland (OHRA). They are delighted to have RVUUF volunteers bring dinners to their new property on Ashland St near the freeway. “OHRA’s mission is to help low-income people build better lives. By offering hope and access to social services, OHRA encourages those in need … Continue reading Thursday Meals Return Next Month at New OHRA Site
There are only 3 days left in the comment period to tell FERC that we don’t want more fracked gas pipeline expansion in Oregon. Take action today by submitting a comment to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) urging them to deny the GTN Xpress expansion and to prioritize clean energy, not more fossil fuels. FERC … Continue reading Urgent Environmental Action Call from Rogue Climate
We want to thank those of you have already provided photos for our online directory, and thank Voz once again for taking a good portion of them, but we’re still missing photos of many of you… We’ve been masked for so long and it’s been so long since we’ve gathered. There are new folks who … Continue reading Requesting More Photos for our Breeze Directory
You are invited to help Carola Lacy celebrate her 100th birthday, with a luncheon at the Sweet Beet Restaurant (former train station in the center of Talent) on Saturday, September 3 at 12:15 noon. At Carola’s request: No presents, please! Dutch Treat (each person pays for their own lunch). Please do not come if you … Continue reading Join Us in Celebrating Carola’s 100th Birthday! Sep 3, 12:15pm
Reverend Sean is back from his vacation/study time! And, we will be having hybrid services from now on. That means you have the choice to be in your home(or on your computer somewhere else) or at the fellowship on Sundays. As we move forward to opening the building more and more, caring for each other, … Continue reading Reopening Task Force UPDATE: Limited seating at Sunday Services
Our Sangha is a collection of people seeking tools to be more compassionate, non-judgmental, reducing suffering in self and others. We begin with a 20-minute sitting meditation; then a 15-minute, optional, walking meditation; then ending with a 15-minute sit. The discussion leader for the day chooses the reading, followed by a discussion. We close promptly … Continue reading Sangha – Meditative and Reflective, Every Thu, 9-10:30am, via Zoom
