First Unitarian Church of Pittsburgh

  605 Morewood Avenue
  Pittsburgh, PA 15213-2999
  412-621-8008

Sunday Services at 9:30 and 11:00am

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Our Mission

The mission of the First Unitarian Church of Pittsburgh is to . . .


Connect deeply in community	Inspire reverence and spiritual growth	Serve each other and the world
We connect deeply in community by . . . gathering together in fellowship in a safe space listening with empathy and without judgment warmly welcoming everyone who enters our doors	We inspire reverence and spiritual growth by . . . celebrating and exploring the moments of awe we experience in life encouraging each other along our journeys toward truth and meaning fostering humility in the pursuit of wisdom and understanding	We serve each other and the world by . . . providing support to those experiencing hardship or distress working for social justice by standing on the side of Love being active stewards of our environment
We ask that you devote at least forty-eight (48) hours each year to your own spiritual growth, at least twenty-four (24) hours each year in service to First Unitarian Church, and at least twelve (12) hours each year in service to the larger community. See this Skills and Interests form to identify opportunities to fulfill this 48-24-12 expectation.

Messages

From our Senior Minister, The Rev. Dr. David Herndon (May 2013)
Robin's Bird's Eye View, The Rev. Robin Landerman Zucker (May 2013)
From Our Social Action Coordinator, Joel Gilbertson-White (May 2013)

Introducing First Unitarian Church (video)

In May at First Unitarian Church

Spiritual Theme: Freedom and Responsibility

Our spiritual theme for this month is “Freedom and Responsibility.” What is the link between freedom and responsibility? What encourages us to use freedom in constructive ways and restrains us from using freedom in destructive ways?

Covenant Group Discussion Guides

SERVICES IN MAY

May 5, 2013, Pittsburgh Marathon - 11:00 a.m. ONLY
The Rev. Dr. David Herndon, Senior Minister, “How to be an Ally”

May 12, 2013, The Rev. Robin Landerman Zucker, Assistant Minister. “Two Copper Coins”

May 19, 2013 - Annual Meeting Sunday
The Rev. Dr. David Herndon, Senior Minister, “The Meaning of Membership”

May 26, 2013 - Memorial Sunday, Joel Gilbertson-White

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