Rev. Dr. Kate R. Walker Has Been Called As Our New Minister
Join us Sunday, May 23 9:30-10:30 to connect via ZOOM with Barri Mukhim and Nangroi Suting, our Khasi Hills friends. Barri is our School Management Committee contact and Nangroi is Assistant Headmaster. This power couple have visited our church over the years. This event is … read more.
We remember Amythyst Kiah’s (amythystkiah.com/) riveting performance at SongSpace in 2018 despite incredible travel challenges getting to Pittsburgh. She’s since been a member of Our Native Daughters, an all-female roots group with Rhiannon Giddens, Leyla McCalla, and Allison Russell, and she continues to be a … read more.
The First Unitarian Church Annual Congregational Meeting will take place via Zoom on Sunday, May 23, 2021, from noon to 2 p.m. Please make sure that this important event is in your calendar!
Business to be conducted at the meeting will include:
• Electing three new members … read more.
You are invited to attend a Special Congregational Meeting from 12:00-1:00, Sunday, May 2, to vote on calling the Rev. Dr. Kate Walker as our new settled minister.
Voting will be by anonymous electronic ballot. We need at least 107 members (40% of all members) to … read more.
Dear First Unitarian Members,
As you may know, the Board of Trustees voted at its March 17, 2021, meeting to
repay the federal Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan that the First Unitarian
Church of Pittsburgh received in April 2020 rather than to seek loan forgiveness.
The $71,200 loan (along … read more.
The Ministerial Search Committee first met on June 25, 2020. It has been a long and winding journey to this announcement.
We are thrilled and excited to present Rev. Dr. Kate Walker as our Candidate for Settled Minister at First Unitarian Church of Pittsburgh.
We know that … read more.
Our finances are holding up after the first quarter of 2021. Although we continue to suffer losses due to the pandemic, we have successfully planned the cuts and other adjustments necessary to navigate these impacts. While the proliferation of vaccines offers hope, the complete impact … read more.
