RVUUF prides itself on being a community that does the work. We work towards cultivating compassion and nurturing gratitude in our community. We work towards resilience in the face of a world that can be unfair and inhumane. And we, too, need to receive. RVUUF can’t accomplish the work we strive to do without funding … Continue reading Salad Lunch Kick-Off for 26/27 Pledge Drive
A huge thank you to everyone who stayed after coffee hour last Sunday to help assemble zines for protecting immigrants’ rights and establishing community action to protect those most at risk. About a dozen wonderful people stayed after the service cutting, folding, and assembling about 100 zines, most of which have already been distributed by … Continue reading Zine Workshop Success!
Members of the RVUUF’s Anti-Racism team invite you into their next gathering on Thursday, February 12 from 6 to 7:30pm, under the balcony in the great hall. This month we will discuss Yellow – Race in America Beyond Black and White by Frank H. Wu. Mother Jones describes Yellow as “…a unique perspective on how changing ideas of racial … Continue reading February’s Pick for Advancing Racial Justice Book Study
Members of the RVUUF’s Anti-Racism team invite you into their book reading circle held on the second Thursday of each month. Our next gathering will be Thursday, January 8 from 6 to 7:30pm, under the balcony in our great hall. Our next book discussion will be on The Indigenous Peoples’ History of the United States, … Continue reading January’s Pick for the Advancing Racial Justice Book Study Group
As we approach Christmas time, let’s explore the traditional understanding of Jesus of Nazareth by examining when he was born, what he may have looked like, and the sources that recount his life. Participants will consider modern scholarly perspectives, consider whether the Star of Bethlehem reflects a real event, and better understand why Christmas is … Continue reading Humanism Explorations: Who Was Jesus, Really?
The SOU Student Food Pantry is struggling to keep up with demand and meet the needs of their students. In response, their student association is hosting a Food and Hygiene Drive from November 24 – December 12. Starting on November 24 there will be a collection bin in the RVUUF front lobby. If you’re able to help … Continue reading SOU Student Food Pantry
Thanks to the generosity of our RVUUF community we were able to donate $443.00 to SO Health-E. Your contributions to our Third Sunday Recipients make a significant difference. SO Health-E was founded in 2014 as the Southern Oregon Regional Health Equity Coalition, one of several regional equity coalitions around the state supported by the Oregon … Continue reading October 3rd Sunday Recipient Donation
Members of RVUUF’s Anti-Racism team invite you into their book reading circle held on the first Thursday of each month. Our next gathering will be Thursday, December 4, 6:00pm-7:30pm, under the balcony in our great hall. We will be discussing The Power of Bridging- how to build a world where we all belong by john … Continue reading December Advancing Racial Justice Book Study
Your RVUUF board of directors wants to learn more about the congregation’s needs and wishes in order to serve you better. We’d like to start with just three questions. Thank you so much for your time and participation!
It’s time for Thanksgiving Dinner! Our traditional Thanksgiving Day potluck will be on November 27 at 4:00pm. The sign-up poster is in the lobby, and we hope you’ll sign up – not just to bring food, but to help set up and clean up, too. Be part of the program: sing a song, read a poem, tell … Continue reading Thanksgiving Dinner at RVUUF