Author: First Unitarian Church of Pittsburgh

Women’s Alliance Fall Luncheon

Mark your calendar for the Women’s Alliance Fall Luncheon on Thursday, September 15, 2022, at 11 a.m. We will gather in the Church Garden, enjoying each other and our cooking talents, at our Potluck Fall Luncheon. Friends are welcome. More details as it approaches.

Conversation About Proposed Addition to the UUA\’s Current 7 Principles

This Sunday, August 21st, at 12:30 pm ET, please join Rev. Kate and members of the Racial Justice Task Force for a conversation around the proposed addition of an 8th Principle to the UUA’s current 7 principles. This discussion will occur via Zoom (information is below). All are welcome! Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89686925155?pwd=Q1Zqdk5QVDBlOUo5cWVQRlFCaGtEZz09 Meeting ID: … Continue reading Conversation About Proposed Addition to the UUA\’s Current 7 Principles

In-Person Service Sign-up form

Our services are now open to a limited number of people with Covid-19 restrictions. Please use this form to make a reservation if you would like to attend an upcoming service. Walk-ins are welcome if fewer than 75 people attend. All attending must follow Covid-19 protocol. 

You Did It!

The Khasi Hills Partnership Team is excited to share that with the generosity of so many; we’ve met the church year goal of $9800 to fully sponsor the salaries of the two Higher Secondary teachers, Lamborlang Syiem and Altresha Marbaniang. Your contributions make a practical difference to our Unitarian sisters and brothers and the children … Continue reading You Did It!

First Unitarian at General Assembly

From June 22-26, seven First Unitarian members and staff participated in the UUA’s General Assembly in Portland, OR, virtually. Rev. Kate and Kyle Gracey attended in person. Ebe Emmons, Denice Galpern, Sonia Wellington, Jim Marino, and Jean Schmidt attended virtually. Everyone also served as voting delegates to help decide UUA business. The delegates at General … Continue reading First Unitarian at General Assembly