Category: Congregation News

Singers invited to attend the UU Pittsburgh Cluster Choir Festival

Thurs 14 November @ UU Church of the North Hills5:45 – 6:45 – dinner7-9pm – rehearsal Sat 16 November @ UUCNH1pm optional performance for the UU Pgh Cluster Assembly Sun 17 Nov “tour” @ Allegheny UU Church10:30am optional performance at Sunday service More information and registration info:https://docs.google.com/document/d/1iPLuUZ8RU-1ahmyG55mb6IVoTjG1FZNslBXQvoakP18/edit?usp=sharing

Our Share the Plate Recipent for Novemeber is Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank

Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank Food is a basic human need, yet every day thousands of our neighbors struggle to have enough food on their plates. At Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank, we work to ensure that anyone who needs a healthy meal can get one. The Mission of the Food Bank is to leverage … Continue reading Our Share the Plate Recipent for Novemeber is Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank

1st UU Speakers Forum Presentation: Prospects for Controlled Nuclear Fusion as a Green Power Technology

11/10/24 @ 9:00 am Abstract: Nuclear fusion offers an abundant long-term energy source that can meet the future energy demands of the world and mitigate the threat of global warming. The United States, the European Community, China, and Japan are investing heavily in research and development efforts to accelerate bringing fusion energy to the grid. … Continue reading 1st UU Speakers Forum Presentation: Prospects for Controlled Nuclear Fusion as a Green Power Technology

November Humanist Group meeting: The legacy of Redlining

This meeting is co-sponsored by the Racial Justice Task Force. Church Member and retired CMU Professor of Information Systems Randy Weinberg will speak to us on “The Legacy of Redlining”. In this lecture, based on his CMU Osher course on this topic, he investigates the original intent and subsequent consequences of the government sponsored neighborhood … Continue reading November Humanist Group meeting: The legacy of Redlining

PIIN (The Pennsylvania Interfaith Impact Network)

The Share the Plate nominee for October is PIIN (The Pennsylvania Interfaith Impact Network)Since 2000 PIIN has been organizing people of faith to change the balance of power for justice and equity in Southwestern Pa. PIIN is a power building organization of 31 interfaith congregations, nonprofits and labor organizations focused on effecting change through the … Continue reading PIIN (The Pennsylvania Interfaith Impact Network)