129 NW E St., Grants Pass, OR 97526
Sunday Services at 10:30am
Upcoming Services
Tradition
“Tradition!” is the theme for this multi-holiday service. It’s the first night of Hanukah, and Saturnalia starts on Dec 17. We will light the menorah and also talk about how Saturnalia eventually evolved into the biggest celebration of the year, and together we will decorate our little Christmas tree and sing some favorite carols. There will also be an opportunity for you to share your holiday tradition in story or song. Feel free to bring an ornament from home if you’d like to hang it on our tree.
Cultures around the world celebrate the shortest day of the year—or the longest night of the year, depending on how you look at it. A Celebration of the Darkness and the hope for new Light. Rev. Maddie helps us mark this part of our end of the year holidays with words, chants and song.
At the turning of the year, many of us take stock of our lives: what we remember from days flown by, and what we want to find around the next corner. This participatory New Year’s Eve service will take us through a collaborative process of sharing our thoughts, dreams, and goals for UUGP. Where have we been, and where do we want to go, as we live the daily joys and challenges of our seven principles? Onward to 2026!
For widest accessibility we continue to live stream our in person Sunday services Remote speaker indicated by (Zoom) in the description Meeting ID: 176 735 758 Use this link to sign in, experience, and participate from your computer, tablet or cell phone: https://us04web.zoom.us/j/176735758 To dial in by phone: Call (669) 900-9128, then enter meeting ID: 176 735 758
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Tradition
“Tradition!” is the theme for this multi-holiday service. It’s the first night of Hanukah, and Saturnalia starts on Dec 17. We will light the menorah and also talk about how Saturnalia eventually evolved into the biggest celebration of the year, and together we will decorate our little Christmas tree and sing some favorite carols. There will also be an opportunity for you to share your holiday tradition in story or song. Feel free to bring an ornament from home if you’d like to hang it on our tree.
