As an industrial region, the Pittsburgh area has played a major role in the history of workers’ rights. In honor of Labor Day, longtime union member Brenda S. (United Food and Commercial Workers, 1776 Keystone State) discusses the Great Railroad Strike of 1877, a violent and chaotic event that shook the region and the country … Continue reading Pittsburgh Labor History: The Great Railroad Strike
Rev. Elizabeth L, Interfaith Minister, preaches this morning.
Two congregants share some of the significant life stories that have carved meaning in their lives. Alicia D. and Alan H.
From Emily Dickinson to Robert Frost to Maya Angelou, Dr. Dave will look at how some of the great poets help our souls.!
Our summer series, “What Feeds Your Spirit,” continues with Ben M, who will share some songs in the protest/conscious music genre that feed his spirit.
Rev. Elizabeth L, Interfaith Minister, preaches this morning.
Kate B and the Green Committee present a short service on “Re-purposing” and then invite us to create a re-purposed item to keep or donate.
How can stories of the sea and its creatures feed our spirit? Set sail with Dr. Dave!
We will be projecting excerpts from the worship service open to all on Sunday morning. Come and watch in our Sanctuary and stay for fellowship.
10:30 – 12:30pm. Picnic at Townsend Park Lower Pavilion, 130 Townsend Park Court, Murrysville, 15668: We will kick off summer with a picnic in the park! Elizabeth L. will lead a short service followed by food, fun and fellowship. Please bring a dish to share. Townsend Park is just five minutes from the church. We … Continue reading Peace, Love, and Summer Fun (Annual Picnic at Townsend Park)
