Past Worship Services - Unitarian Universalists of Grants Pass

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Jun 9, 2019 Camille Korsmo Trickster Theology and Web Kitchell’s Coyote Stories

Jun 2, 2019 Rev. Katie Larsell Spiritual Imagination

May 26, 2019 Carl Kitchens Memorial Day. Not a Giant Mattress Sale

May 19, 2019 Rev. Byron Carrier An Atheist Embalmer Prays for Pope Francis

May 12, 2019 Laura Berryhill & Anton Mizerak The Divine Feminine

May 5, 2019 Darlene Leach This I Believe

Apr 28, 2019 Kristina Lefever & Bianca Ballara Beeing All We Can Bee

Apr 21, 2019 Flor y Canto Easter Sunday

Apr 14, 2019 Rev. Katie Larsell Evolving Compassion

Apr 7, 2019 Chip Dennerlein Singing Into Wonder

Mar 31, 2019 David Keip & Rachel Winters April Fooling

Mar 24, 2019 Kathleen Pyle The Healing Forest

Mar 17, 2019 Rev. Byron Carrier Simple Days and Splendid Ways

Mar 10, 2019 Rick Terwilliger The Seventh Principle

Mar 3, 2019 Rev. Stephen Landale To God, or Not to God

Feb 24, 2019 Lily Myers Kaplan Living, Dying, Legacy and Love

Feb 17, 2019 Dorothy Swain Blessed Thorn

Feb 10, 2019 Rev. Katie Larsell Evolving Compassion

Feb 3, 2019 Emily DiGennaro This I Believe

Jan 27, 2019 Vocation: where our deep gladness meets the world’s deep need

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?