A huge “Thank you” from the Board of Trustees to all of the voting members who participated in the Nov. 15 Special Congregational Meeting to approve the revised church bylaws.
Despite a somewhat complex electronic voting process, you hung in there and got the job … read more.
The Bylaws Revision Team is answering questions from the congregation about the proposed revisions to First Unitarian Church of Pittsburgh’s bylaws.
This article will be updated as more questions are submitted. Congregational meetings are scheduled for Nov. 8 to answer questions and Nov. 15 to … read more.
The First Unitarian Church congregation on Nov. 15 will be asked to approve proposed revisions to the church bylaws.
The church Board of Trustees is following the advice of the Unitarian Universalist Association to review bylaws during our transition between settled ministers. The bylaws are … read more.
If you’re reading this, it means we’ve launched the new website for First Unitarian Church of Pittsburgh.
Once you get familiar with the new look and organization, the site should be easier to use.
There are three main reasons for redesigning the site now:
We want to … read more.
Financially, the church has so far weathered the coronavirus pandemic and economic downturn reasonably well, though we still face many months of uncertainty.
Assets and Liabilities
Asset balances as of September 30 2020 add up to $356,257. This does not include the money in our endowments and … read more.
Beyond Categorical Thinking is a highly recommended part of the ministerial search process for our congregation. In finding the person who would be the best match for our minister, we could potentially overlook or even let biases keep us from knowing that a particular person … read more.
A weekly racial justice discussion series based on the new book by Isabel Wilkerson, Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents, has started and continues weekly through the end of November. The series is co-sponsored by Pittsburgh Freethought Community, Sunday Assembly Pittsburgh, and First Unitarian Church.
Each … read more.
