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Recorded at 10:30 am Homelessness is on the rise. As rent prices soar and the cost of living continues to get out of hand, more and more individuals and families find themselves asking, “Where can I go?”. Robert Piemme has worked for a social service agency for the past few years and does street outreach to our … Continue reading “Where can I go?”
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Recorded at 10:30 am Guest Speaker Michael DeSantis
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.
We are showing the GA Service. All are welcome. Recorded
Recorded at 10:30 am In our UU communities, we commit to accept one another and to care for one another. What do these commitments require of us as a community? How can we build Beloved Communities where all are welcome and cared for? Pittsburgh-born and bred Michael DeSantis (they/them) is a proud “yinzer” and Aspirant for … Continue reading “Communities, Care, & Change.”
Recorded at 10:30 am As we recognize Juneteenth and Pride Month, we will explore through music and words the 6th Unitarian Principle: The goal of a world community with peace, liberty, and justice for all.
Recorded at 10:30 am Join us for our annual multigenerational Flower Communion. Please bring a flower to share as we celebrate the abundance of life and love.
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”.
Recorded at 10:30 am Jewish teachings are rich with teachings about forgiveness, the Theme of the Month. But the most important teachings may be how to repair relationships and engage in repentance.
Recorded at 10:30 am So, which is it? Can we blame our parent’s genes or the environment in which they raised us?
