Past Worship Services - Unitarian Universalists of Grants Pass

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Mar 21, 2021 Alison Duren-Sutherland From Bud into Flower: Honoring the Vernal Equinox

Mar 14, 2021 Mary Ferrell Families Encircled in Care

Mar 7, 2021 Rev. Abigail Clauhs Broken Open

Feb 28, 2021 Tenacious Community: Strong Roots and Wings

Feb 21, 2021 Wider Still: Beloved Community Beyond Southern Oregon

Feb 14, 2021 Interconnecting our Webs: Valentines to the Beloved Community

Feb 7, 2021 Louise M. Paré Women’s Spirituality Then and Now: a gift and resource for these times

Jan 31, 2021 CELEBRATING OUR FUTURE

Jan 24, 2021 Rev. Katie Larsell WAVE FEMINISM

Jan 17, 2021 Alison Duren-Sutherland UU SANKOFA: Examining the History of Race Relations within Unitarian Universalism

Jan 10, 2021 Mary Ann Perry RETURNING TO NATURE

Jan 3, 2021 Dearly Departed

Dec 27, 2020 Star Lit and Ever Green

Dec 20, 2020 Alison Duren-Sutherland Rekindling the Spark in the Luminous Dark

Dec 13, 2020 Emily Drew Beyond Valuing Diversity

Dec 6, 2020 Justice For All

Nov 29, 2020 Emmalinda MacLean The Sanctity of Sex-Ed

Nov 22, 2020 Dr. Nancy Diamante Bonazzoli Fanning the Flames of Thanks-Giving

Nov 15, 2020 Alison Duren-Sutherland Giving Thanks for the Beloved Community

Nov 8, 2020 Rev. Stephen Landale Reasons for Hope

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.