Livestreamed at 10:30 am 250th Anniversary: A Joyful Antidote to a Challenging Celebration. This year our annual music and poetry service hopes to help those of us who are struggling to celebrate the 4th of July when our fear and frustration seems overwhelming.
Livestreamed at 10:30 am. This Sunday, we will explore our value of transformation through poetry and hymns.
Livestreamed at 10:30 am When we strip away our jobs, roles, and relationships to others, who are we? I’m not sure I know. But as UUs, we embrace the big questions and do not always have answers.
Recorded at 10:30 am Summer is the perfect time to get away from our daily routines. It’s the perfect time to relax, refresh and renew. This poetry, story, and song Sunday will focus on the joy and spirituality that can be found during a time of renewal.
Recorded at 10:30 am First Unitarian Church of Pittsburgh and the Refugee Team welcome Christy Lagnese and Alina Harbourne from Jewish Family and Community Services. Christy is the Community Engagement Coordinator and Alina is the Refugee Partnerships Supervisor. They will share stories of refugees coming from all over the world to Pittsburgh and the challenges they overcome. … Continue reading “Stories of the Welcoming the Traveler”.
According to the Ancient Greeks, there are 8 different kinds of love. However you look at it, any kind of love can be messy. It’s not always hearts, flowers, chocolates, and happily ever after. This week of Valentine’s Day, let’s look at when love is hard and messy and may even require us to choose … Continue reading Love’s the Thing
Livestreamed at 10:30 am We can find ourselves always looking forward to what is next or looking back to what we miss. Can we find happiness in the present even when things haven’t turned out the way we expected them to?
Join us on Christmas Day for an informal morning of readings and carol singing. Feel free to wear your Christmas PJs and bring cookies to share. This service will be in person only
Livestreamed at 10:30 am (prelude begins at 10:25) As Unitarian Universalists, we preach inclusion. But is our definition of inclusion broad enough? Are we accepting and celebrating all people and embracing the beauty that is found in our neurological differences? Stephanie Pawlowski
Here we are in between Christmas and New Year’s Day. We are ending the year and looking forward to the new year ahead. What can we learn from the silence in between? Livestreamed at 10:30 am (prelude begins at 10:25).
Livestreamed at 10:30 am (prelude begins at 10:25) This time of year gardens are in full bloom. As we get our hands dirty, what spiritual lessons can we learn from the act of gardening? With Stephanie Pawlowski, Commissioned Lay Minister. Ward Kelsey, Liturgist; Musician: Ellen Gozion. Also by video: Brian Junker It is Rev. Kate Walker’s, … Continue reading “How Does Your Garden Grow?”
