Past Worship Services - Unitarian Universalists of Grants Pass

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May 9, 2021 Margaret Keip This I Believe

May 2, 2021 Moss Henrey MUSIC: Timeless and Timely

Apr 25, 2021 Rev. Dennis Reynolds What We Worship?

Apr 18, 2021 Alison Duren-Sutherland That’s Not What He Said: Exploring What Really Mattered to Jesus

Apr 11, 2021 Loved Into Being

Apr 4, 2021 Margaret Keip Practicing Resurrection

Mar 28, 2021 Kokayi Nosakhere The Solution to White Supremacy is Connection

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

Next Service

Free to Be: Keeping Faith in Challenging Times (zoom)

Ann Hines August 10 | 10:30 am

After thousands of people around Los Angeles lost their homes in devastating fires, and a new authoritarian POTUS with plans for revenge was inaugurated, someone posted on Facebook that they’d tried the 2-week trial subscription to 2025 and wanted to cancel it. Funny, but sad as well — and nationally things have only gotten worse. How do we “keep hope alive” during times like this? How do we protect ourselves from despair? Can our UU ancestors offer us any clues?