A “Getting to Know Us” orientation to RVUUF takes place from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, March 9, in Emerson House, located next door to RVUUF. Coffee and refreshments begin at 9 a.m. Meet the minister and others Get your questions answered about RVUUF and Unitarian Universalists Share your spiritual journey Explore ways to join … Continue reading Orientation to RVUUF on March 9
Here’s a look at services taking place in February 2019. The Soul Matters theme for the month is “Trust.” Services take place at 10:30 a.m. each Sunday in RVUUF’s Great Hall. Gathering music begins at 10:25 a.m.
The group that was meeting every Sunday at Greenleafs for breakfast has dwindled to very few, so this will no longer be a regular RVUUF event.
On the first Sunday of each month, RVUUF takes a special collection of food and money to support the Ashland Emergency Food Bank. For Feb. 3, Super Bowl Sunday, Rev. Sean challenges you to “supersize” your donation to the Food Bank.
In a recent editorial about overnight parking, the Medford Mail Tribune highlights RVUUF’s car-camping program.
On Sunday, Jan. 20, RVUUF’s third-Sunday recipient will be the Family Nurturing Center. Lisa O’Connor, the executive director, will speak about the work this organization does. The Family Nurturing Center is a relief nursery for the Rogue Valley (Jackson County and Josephine County). Its purpose is to prevent child abuse and neglect. The center serves … Continue reading Third Sunday recipient: Family Nurturing Center
“Live our principles, put goals into action; have healthy, good leadership” RVUUF’s first Congregational Discussion session took place November 4, 2018. Five groups held brainstorming style conversations in and around the Great Hall and Emerson House. This session was the first of three scheduled discussions to kick off the exploration of future congregational directions. Each … Continue reading RVUUF Congregational Discussions 2018 – 2019 Report
RVUUF offices will be closed on Monday, Jan. 21 for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Curious about getting more information or taking action for clean water, rural economies, the future of our youth and the climate? Youth leaders from Rogue Climate will host a community discussion about climate change and the Pacific Connector fracked-gas pipeline, during the Monday, Jan. 14, meeting of the Interfaith Social Justice Coalition. The meeting takes … Continue reading Interfaith coalition to discuss pipeline project
A Gallery Reception for “Five Friends” will take place following the service on Sunday, Jan. 13. The Five Friends: Martha Abshear, Midge Black, Mary Hills, Gene Leyden and Denise Souza-Finney are Rogue Valley visual artists working in painting and printmaking. Their styles are diverse, ranging from descriptive representation to free form use of line and … Continue reading ‘Five Friends,’ Gallery reception on Jan. 13
