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Solar United Neighbors, solar cooperative

Solar United Neighbors will describe their opportunity for us to form a solar co-op. Learn about options for installing solar on your home. Presented by the Green Committee.

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

  • Donate to ESUUC Online
    You can now donate to ESUUC using the online PayPal link that can be found on esuuc.org/connection/donate/
  • SUSPENDING ALL AT CHURCH SERVICE AND MEETINGS
    In response to COVID-19 concerns, ESUUC will be suspending all services and meetings AT CHURCH until further notice. ESUUC and other local churches will continue to hold weekly Sunday services at 10:30 AM using Zoom. Information can be found at ‘esuuc.org/esuuc-at-home’, at ‘uupittsburgh.org/page/worship’, in the newsletter and in eNews.
  • Stone Soup Results
    Thanks to all those who participated. We raised over $150 in cash and many boxes of food for the Westmoreland County Food Bank.

Upcoming Events

  • Rev. Gannon – Office Hours
    Tuesdays: Jan 5 and 19 at 7-9PM via Zoom. Please call or email to schedule. See the newsletter for more details.
  • Adult RE
    Many opportunities for Adult Religious Education experiences are described in the newsletter. Look for updates in the weekly eNews for more information about classes and dates.
  • (W)rusty Writers
    Monthly writers workshop, Final Friday of the month from 6:30-8:30pm. See the monthly newsletter for details.
  • All Ages Happy Hour
    Fridays (except Jan 1) @ 5:30 – 6:30 pm. With Rev. Stephanie, see newsletter for details.
  • An Indigenous People’s History Book Group
    Please join Rev. Stephanie for a 3-session discussion of the 2019-20 UUA Common Read, An Indigenous Peoples’ History of the United States, by Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz. See the January 2021 on the Newsletters Page for details.
  • Grief Circles
    Please join Rev. Stephanie during these dark days of winter for some exploration of how our grief can be healing and transformative. Circles will take place monthly on the third Thursday starting in January at 7 PM.

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.