Past Worship Services

Habitat for Humanity

Safe and stable housing is fundamental to human dignity, yet many in our community continue to face housing insecurity. This Sunday, we welcome a guest speaker from Habitat for Humanity to share their mission and vision for creating permanent housing and fostering pathways to stability in Grants Pass. Since its founding in 1976, Habitat for Humanity International has worked in all 50 U.S. states and 79 countries, helping more than 59 million people secure safe, affordable shelter. Together, we will explore how sustainable housing transforms lives and how we can strengthen our partnership with an organization committed to upholding the inherent worth and dignity of all people—ensuring that every person has the foundation they need not just to survive, but to thrive.

UU Women, Living Our Values Largest

Ever have a hard time explaining what UUs believe?  By the way we live our lives, our beliefs are often evidenced by being lived out loud.  In honor of Women’s History Month, we remember the lives of a variety of UU women and what they tell us about our values.  Some stood witness to the injustice of their times, some spoke truth to power in the halls of religion, education and government, some quietly explored the reaches of art and science.  All remind us that our values are to be lived in our actions and deeds, both everyday and during extraordinary times.

Nature Prescriptions for Health and Wellness

When we talk about treatment for substance use disorders, the first things we tend to think of are detox programs and medication assisted treatment. One treatment approach that rarely comes into the conversation is nature connection as a treatment tool for substance use disorders. Let’s change that!