Men’s Retreat
Men’s Retreat – Sign Up by Oct. 1
Playing the Game of Life: How Do We Roll?
Register ONLINE at https://uufc.breezechms.com/form/mensretreatregistration2026.
Join us at Camp Harlow near Eugene (only an hour’s drive from Corvallis). This is a great opportunity for those who identify as men to get to know each other better and build deeper connections. The fee for the retreat is on a sliding scale, based on what you can afford. Check out the flyer with details at this link:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KIMivMGszgBUKOD_mSq7pUeyUU0Qa3Dj/view?usp=sharingMore information: contact Alan Kirk <mensretreat@uucorvallis.org>
For more information, contact planning committee members:
Steve Strauss – 541-760-7357, steve.strauss@oregonstate.edu
Jed Irvine – 541-740-5633, irvine@eecs.oregonstate.edu
Gary Barnes – 541-752-9826, gary32640@gmail.com
Nick Houtman – 541-829-3442, nickhoutman8@aol.com
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Women’s Retreat
2026 UUFC Women’s Retreat Registration
Registration closes Monday, September 7!
Registration for the 2026 UUFC Women’s Retreat is open! Please register by filling out the form at forms.gle/SJmvcftrZVraLS23A.
This year’s retreat will be at Camp Harlow in Eugene, OR from Oct. 2 – 4. The Retreat organizers visited Camp Harlow and took many photos! Take a look below.
Due to generous donations from prior participants, UUFC is able to subsidize the cost to attend. Please understand that prices may change in future years.
Pricing
Regular pricing is $175, and Saturday Only pricing is $100. Partial and full scholarships are available.
Deadline
Registration will close on September 7th – please register before then. Reach out to womensretreat@uucorvallis.org with questions.
Carpooling is encouraged, however, the Women’s Retreat team will not be organizing carpool assignments.
Photos of Camp Harlow
Cabins

We’ll be staying in well-maintained cabins.

There are enough bunks for each person to sleep on the bottom; though you are certainly welcome to take the top!

The restrooms are clean and bright, with plenty of space.
Main Lodge

The Main Hall

The covered back patio.

One of several smaller rooms available.
Past Women’s Retreats

On Saturday, June 3, 30 adults met at the UUFC for a half-day retreat exploring identity in vertical (hereditary, cultural) and horizontal (chosen, acquired) dimensions. The goal of this exercise was to expand our sensitivity to our unique humanity and practice inclusion and connection. We sang, laughed, and shared in depth. All participants agreed that this more inclusive retreat was a welcome addition to the Men’s and Women’s retreats that have been held at the UUFC for decades. A post-event evaluation indicated a strong desire to continue these kinds of gatherings going forward. The retreat was organized by Kris Egan, Priscilla Galasso, Jed Irvine, Nick Houtman, Skyla King-Christison, and Steve Strauss.












