First Unitarian Church of Pittsburgh

This Sunday

“Every Card in the Deck: Our Stories, Our Power, Our Love”

March 8, 2026, 10:30 amRev. Tasha Brownfield

Livestreamed at 10:30 am In a moment when so many of us are carrying grief, anger, fear, and questions about what power we truly hold in this world, Rev. Tasha Brownfield invites us into a shared, contemplative Tarot practice as a divine story exchange. Rooted in Unitarian Universalist values of transformation, pluralism, and interdependence, this service explores what … Continue reading “Every Card in the Deck: Our Stories, Our Power, Our Love”

First Unitarian Church is honored to Share the Plate in March with the Annie Margaret Barr Higher Secondary School in the village of Kharang in the Khasi Hills of northeast India. As part of a global Unitarian Universalist Association initiative, we have been partners with our Unitarian friends in the Khasi Hills since 2003. This mountainous, rural region is home to the 3rd largest population of Unitarians in the world. The school – founded in 1968 by a Unitarian minister – is open to boys and girls of all backgrounds. With your generous support, First UU Pittsburgh raises $9,600 each year to pay the salaries of two of the high school teachers.

SongSpace & Calliope have partnered together for an extraordinary evening of music at First Unitarian! Larry & Joe is the duo of Joropo maestro Larry Bellorín (Monagas, Venezuela) and GRAMMY-nominated bluegrass and old-time star Joe Troop (Winston-Salem, North Carolina). These two virtuosic multi-instrumentalists fuse their respective Venezuelan and Appalachian folk traditions on the harp, banjo, cuatro, fiddle, upright bass, guitar, and maracas, proving that music has no borders. Their engaging bilingual (ESP/ENG) program includes storytelling, humor, sing-alongs, and dancing. Tickets at calliopehouse.org or at the door.

The Khasi Hills Partnership Team invites everyone to a special social hour this Sunday, 3/1/26, featuring a selection of delicious indigenous dishes from the Khasi Hills of India, along with other Indian dishes. The social hour will follow the Khasi Hills Sunday service, focusing on themes of welcome, shared community, and partnership. Team member Shelley Ross will speak about her October trip to visit our partners in India’s Khasi Hills and the Unitarian school in the village of Kharang that our church has supported for over 20 years.