When we stretch the bounds of our imagination, we make room for a broader vision of what is possible. Our pulpit guest, seminarian Alison Duren-Sutherland will lead us on a journey to distant worlds with visionary fiction writer Ursula LeGuin, where we’ll find important truths for our lives here on Earth.
Today’s outreach gifts benefit Our Children’s Trust
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As we launch our 2020 Stewardship Campaign, the Board will help us focus on the connection between today’s generosity and our dreams for tomorrow’s success. Your gifts of time, talent and treasure put our faith into action on a daily basis. Every gift helps our congregation bring people together and allows us to reach out and take a stand for justice, love, and peace.
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Learning that deeply dedicated and diligent member, Gordon O’Hara, died on November 7th shook us all. We devote this special Sunday to grieving our loss and celebrating his bountiful life. Byron, Fred and Marge will lead our way.
Non-perishable items are invited for the Food Bank
Since I was a very young child I’ve felt a direct connection with Source, and the ‘What is the purpose of life?’ question has been a strong factor in directing me through life. I’m looking forward to sharing with you what I have discovered.
Today’s outreach gifts benefit the UU Service Committee
A Touchstones service with our Social Action team – the belief that from the One, Within the One, which is behind our human drama in all its forms, there is a place for the each of the many cultures, many ways of worship, many revelations through which the One is manifest.
Outreach Gifts aid our evolving Homeless Support program
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Using Thomas Moore’s Care of the Soul as a guide, we’ll explore how to be not fixers of problems but gardeners of the soul. Stephen’s message for us is informed by his work as a hospice chaplain. We welcome him back.
Our pulpit guest is coordinator of the Rogue Valley Food System Network; these values are the heart of its mission.
Non-perishable items are invited for the Food Bank.
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Poetry can challenge, startle, delight and inspire. Gary will share his poetic musings on what It means to be human.
Outreach Gifts aid the Teen Backpack Program
Old sources of wisdom were the elders of one’s community, lessons from observing the natural world and a few important texts. Katie returns to our pulpit with a provocative question: Where do we find wisdom now?
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Author and musician Tish McFadden and native storyteller Thomas Doty share stories and songs from Upriver to Morning, Tish’s new native story set along the Rogue River. It was inspired by the teachings of Takelma elder and spiritual leader Agnes Baker Pilgrim.
Outreach gifts benefit the Oregon Law Center
