Kate McGraw's guest appearances

Kate McGraw

Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of McMinnville Oregon (UUFM)

Have A Wine Podcast

Rick Davis

Jamal Rahman

Trystan Reese

Mark Gallagher

Andrea Joy

Noah Shultz

Miles K

Kathy Beckwith

Navneet Kaur

Debra Kolodny

Carol Hartman

Kaki Marshall

Katie Larsell

Tracy Springberry

David Maynard

OwlTail

It’s October, and I can’t resist a harvest metaphor! —  Today we’ll take a walk through the fields and gardens of UU history, looking for the sweet fruits and sustaining vegetables of our tradition.  Can the answers, or the even process by which they were derived, be of help in our own challenging times? Rev. Kate McGraw is a native Oregonian who fell in love with Unitarian Universalism while attending a small fellowship in Alaska. A board certified chaplain, she works in a program that brings primary medical care to frail Elders in their homes.

It’s October, and I can’t resist a harvest metaphor! —  Today we’ll take a walk through the fields and gardens of UU history, looking for the sweet fruits and sustaining vegetables of our tradition.  Can the answers, or the even process by which they were derived, be of help in our own challenging times? Rev. Kate McGraw is a native Oregonian who fell in love with Unitarian Universalism while attending a small fellowship in Alaska. A board certified chaplain, she works in a program that brings primary medical care to frail Elders in their homes.

Rev Kate McGraw—Harvesting the Fruits of our UU Past: How can they help us now?

Thank you for your Service.  That frequently uttered phrase has always made me a little uncomfortable, for a number of reasons.  We’ll explore a bit together, looking at what it calls up in us to hear and say “thank you for your service” in response to the enormous sacrifices made by our veterans and their families.  To learn more, visit UUFM at macuuf.org.

Thank you for your Service.  That frequently uttered phrase has always made me a little uncomfortable, for a number of reasons.  We’ll explore a bit together, looking at what it calls up in us to hear and say “thank you for your service” in response to the enormous sacrifices made by our veterans and their families.  To learn more, visit UUFM at <a href="https://bit.ly/2JJLdV8" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">macuuf.org</a>.

Rev Kate McGraw—Thank You For Your Sevice