A look behind the scenes will show there’s a lot of cooperation and physical effort to hang a show in the Undercroft. In this photo we see three of Annie Stunden’s family members hanging one of her quilts. First, what pieces enhance each other when hung together? Then, what height? Next getting them up with … Continue reading Art Shows in the Undercroft don’t “Just Happen”
Important committees and other volunteer roles need your help. Fill out this form to express your interest in contributing your talents to one or more of these crucial roles:https://firstunitarianpgh.breezechms.com/form/committee_volunteer FEATURED ROLE: Treasurer and Assistant TreasurerThe Treasurer oversees financial policy and operation for the church. This is a role on the Board of Trustees. You will … Continue reading December Volunteer Opportunities Board
It’s time to gather for our annual East End Interfaith Thanksgiving service hosted by Church of the Redeemer. Rev. Kate is participating and would love to see you there.
The Board of Trustees will meet on Wednesday, November 19 on Zoom from 7:00-9:00 PM. If you would like to attend, please contact Maria Lauro (email is available on Breeze) for the link.
PHRESH – Pittsburgh Hill/Homewood Research on Neighborhood Change and Health: Nutrition Security and The Importance of Access to Healthy Foods Subject: What is nutrition security, and how is it currently examined? What factors are important to achieve nutrition security? Dr. Fulay will discuss how PHRESH examines access to healthy food and key findings from the … Continue reading Sunday Morning Forum
Church member and extraordinary artist Mary Weidner recently completed a wall mural in the hallway inside the Ellsworth Avenue entrance. In this mural, Mary uses the universal language of the visual, rather than the written, to depict our newly adopted Unitarian Universalist Values. Dynamic and brushstrokes are colorfully intertwined, bringing symbols to life in a nuanced and … Continue reading New Mural in Church Hallway
The annual pledge drive has now formally wrapped up! The Stewardship Committee wishes to thank everyone in the church community who submitted a pledge or accepted their rollover pledge. Thanks also to the members who presented testimonials in support of the pledge drive, sharing the unique stories of their journeys to finding a religious home … Continue reading Pledge Drive 2026: A Heartfelt THANK YOU! From Your Stewardship Committee
The church is seeking someone to provide weekly logistical support for young adults. The position is 8 hours per week, though this may vary depending on their needs.Duties would include maintaining a contact list, sending announcements on Signal, reserving meeting space, and facilitating their connections with each other on Sunday mornings. Minimum age of 36 … Continue reading Young Adults Coordinator Position
The religious education program is inviting interested adults to join in a congregational read. This year’s book is Healing Resistance: a Radically Different Response to Harm by Kazu Haga. Haga brings us back to the spiritual core of Kingian nonviolent resistance movements, why they work, and how that very work can sustain is in the … Continue reading Introducing a Congregational Collective Read
The religious education program is seeking 1-2 more child care providers to help staff the Nursery on Sundays from 10-12. This is an easy commitment that does not require every Sunday, as there are already two other existing staff and is occasionally supported by additional volunteers. Clearances for working with children are required, and can … Continue reading Sunday Nursery Providers – And a Spruce Up Team!
The religious education program is inviting interested adults to join in a congregational read. This year’s book is Healing Resistance: a Radically Different Response to Harm by Kazu Haga. Haga brings us back to the spiritual core of Kingian nonviolent resistance movements, why they work, and how that very work can sustain is in the … Continue reading Introducing a Congregational Collective Read
