Hospital chaplains often encounter patients, family members, and even healthcare professionals, immobilized by fear of declining health, increasing dependence, and inevitable death. These fears can become obstacles to living fully into whatever the future holds. Rev. Greg will share some of the insights gleaned and … read more.

Reparations are not just the transfer of resources. Reparations are also the transfer of power. What does it mean to practice “letting go” in a world where hoarding is a dominant value?

Rev. Greg is a Unitarian Universalist community minister affiliated with the UU Fellowship of … read more.

For hospital chaplains serving patients nearing death, few things are as sorrowful as unreconciled estrangement between the dying and those close to them. The emotional and spiritual pain of broken, unhealed relationships can be far more intense than any physical pain. But there is hope. … read more.

What does it mean to be Unitarian Universalists in the Twenty-First Century? Where have we come from? Where are we going? How do we understand and define ourselves at this critical moment in history – not only of our movement, but of our world? Over … read more.

Reflections on vulnerability, compassion, and connection from the frontlines of hospital chaplaincy. Rev. Greg is a Unitarian Universalist minister who serves as a staff chaplain at Gundersen Health System in La Crosse. He grew up in Minnesota, where he completed his first round of graduate … read more.