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Reviving an Appreciation for Reverence

Unitarian Universalism is a liberal religious tradition that was formed from the consolidation of two religions: Unitarianism and Universalism. Both religions have long histories and have contributed important theological concepts that remain central to Unitarian Universalism. This morning Jennifer Halperin will look some of those historical theological concepts and how they may allow for more … Continued

Who We Are

Who We Are

We are a small, vigorous fellowship, founded in 1966, located in Pittsburgh's eastern suburbs.

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What We Do

What We Do

ESUUC is a haven that nurtures open-minded spiritual and philosophical journeys and advocates for a just, inclusive world.

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How We Worship

How We Worship

Join us on Sunday at 10:30 am with refreshments afterward.

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Recent News

  • Bystander Intervention Workshop at ESUUC ESUUC is offering a free “Bystander Intervention” workshop, presented by Mae Reale from Greensburg’s Blackburn Center, on Saturday, March 2nd from 10-11:30am.  See the newsletter for details and RSVP information.

Upcoming Events

  • Annual Canvass Kickoff Our Annual Canvass Kickoff is on March 17. The Canvass Letter and Brochure can be found on our About, Mission and Vision, Business Documents page.
  • Emergency Closure Policy Information about emergency church closure can be found on our page Location and Accessibility
  • The New UU Series Series of 3 workshops, Feb 17, Mar 17, Apr 21. See the calendar for more information
  • Circle of the Earth: Ostara Friday, Mar 22 at 7pm at church.  For more information see the March newsletter
  • Program Committee Meeting Calling all ESUUC members and friends interested in having a voice in Sunday programming, to join Program Committee Co-Admins, Kathy R and Kate CP, Sunday Mar 3 following the service.
  • Adult RE: 2018-2019 We will meet monthly in UU “Small Group Ministry” format, also known as “chalice circles.” Each month’s theme comes from the “Soul Matters” programming. For more information, click here
  • ESUUC Day Time Book Club Meets the 1st Tuesday of the month at 1 pm at Panera, Penn Center Monroeville.

Testimonials

I joined ESUUC because I wanted my kids to have a religious experience that gave them the freedom to create their own faith. I wasn’t even looking for anything for myself, but I found interesting services, thoughtful discussion, fulfilling volunteer opportunities, and some really terrific friends!

Tabitha H. R.

Would you like to see your testimonial here? Send it to webmaster@esuuc.org.