Past Worship Services - Unitarian Universalists of Grants Pass

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Dec 26, 2021 Dorothy Swain & Gary Lark UU-Palooza!

Dec 19, 2021 Rev. Dennis Reynolds What Do You Really Want For Christmas?

Dec 12, 2021 Jenn Burleton Why Truth Matters

Dec 5, 2021 Li Kynvi SONG OF THE SOUL: Singing as Spiritual Sustenance

Nov 28, 2021 Jerry Allen This I Believe

Nov 21, 2021 Can Do Congregation

Nov 14, 2021 Rev. Katie Larsell The Trees

Nov 7, 2021 Camille Korsmo This I Believe – One Woman’s Spiritual Evolution

Oct 31, 2021 Peter Buckley Growing Strong and Well

Oct 24, 2021 Rev. Stephen Landale Trust

Oct 17, 2021 Rev. Janne Eller-Isaacs The Necessary Ingredient

Oct 10, 2021 Teresa Cisneros Racial Healing and Resiliency

Oct 3, 2021 Rev. Abigail Clauhs The Story We Are Weaving

Sep 26, 2021 Kate Laskey A Year Like No Other

Sep 19, 2021 Carl Kitchens This I Believe

Sep 12, 2021 Rev. Summer Albayati Liminality: Learning to Embrace Patience and Faith in the Betwixt and Between

Sep 5, 2021 Dianne Daniels Rise to the Occasion

Aug 29, 2021 Melissa McPheeters Unlearning Ableism

Aug 22, 2021 Rev. Dennis Reynolds A Fugitive Faith

Aug 15, 2021 Meet Unete

Next Service

The Healing of Na’aman: Simple, Humble, Repetitive

Rev. Stephen Landale May 22 | 10:30 am

Rev. Stephen Landale joins us to share a surprisingly humorous story from the Hebrew Scriptures, the story of the healing of Na’aman, in 2 Kings 5: 1-15 (the humor will be more evident in a modern retelling of the story). We’ll reflect on how we want healing or change to happen, and how it typically needs to happen. Rev. Landale has been a hospice chaplain for over nine years, served as a full-time UU parish minister for 11 years, and has been a guest UU preacher and consulting minister for most of the last decade.