In the final sermon of his three-part series, Gary Frazier explores how life’s deepest blessings are often found not in extraordinary achievements, but in the ordinary moments we are most likely to overlook. “Blessings in Real Time: Discovering the Sacred Ordinary” invites us to notice the love, connection, and meaning already unfolding around us before those moments become memories.

Gary Frazier serves as an executive leader in U.S. health systems, overseeing strategic business development, integrated delivery systems and physician alignment. A native of Southern California, Frazier earned his undergraduate degree from California State University, Dominguez Hills and his MBA from University of California Irvine’s Paul Merage School of Business. In addition, He regularly lectures for the MHA program at USC’s School of Public Policy and has taught as an adjunct professor at Cal State Fullerton. Frazier, a long-standing, active member of National Association of Health Services Executives (N.A.H.S.E.) who served as the President of the NAHSE Southern California chapter is a champion for its mission to promote the advancement of Black health care executives and aims to elevate the quality of health care for BIPOC and underserved communities.