Past Worship Services - Unitarian Universalists of Grants Pass

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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

Nov 1, 2020 Rev. Dennis Reynolds Dew Drop World

Oct 25, 2020 Alison Duren-Sutherland A Faith Journey in Six Poems

Oct 18, 2020 Alison Duren-Sutherland My Grandmother’s Hands

Oct 11, 2020 Margaret Keip Getting Traffic Tickets on the ONE-WAY Streets of Life

Oct 4, 2020 Rev. Cynthia O’Brien Braver Angels – Working Toward Depolarizing America

Sep 27, 2020 Alexi Lovechio Our Klamath Siskiyou National Forests

Sep 20, 2020 Alison Duren-Sutherland Finding Balance in the Wheel’s Turning

Sep 13, 2020 Rev. Stephen Landale Through Despair to Empowerment: Deep Ecology for Our Times

Sep 6, 2020 Jerry Allen Possibilities: Affordable Housing

Aug 30, 2020 Carole Dixon The I CHING– the Chinese Book of Changes

Aug 23, 2020 Gilda Montenegro-Fix Cultural Agility

Aug 16, 2020 Russ Pierson The End of Empathy…and How to Get it Back

Aug 9, 2020 Elena Borngasser Travel as a Spiritual Act

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?