Music as Resistance and Reflection
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.
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)
The expression “Don’t judge a book by its cover” isn’t really about books, of course. It’s about people, and how, in our eagerness to make assessments, we sometimes base too much of our opinions on superficial trappings. Is a person attractive or unattractive? Well- or badly-dressed? Well-spoken or inarticulate? Are they of the “right” race … Continue reading Of Books and Covers
Today, we recognize and thank some of our volunteers in various Shared Ministries that we do at ESUUC, including Religious Exploration. We celebrate the energy and vibrancy of our children and take our first “baby steps” into Whole Church, an approach that weaves religious exploration for all into the life of the entire congregation. All … Continue reading Honoring, Celebrating, and Centering Our Shared Ministries
Dr. Dave will examine how Christianity, Judaism, and Islam have responded to the LGBTQIA+ community, looking at the many ways those religions have been harmful to that community but also the progress being made in those religions toward better treatment of LGBTQIA+ people.
Flower Communion is one of the most loved UU traditions, because it symbolizes many of our values, especially connectedness, which is so vital in our increasingly divided world. We each bring a flower, place it in a community vase, and then take home a new flower from someone else. This year, in addition to discussing … Continue reading A Climate Justice Flower Communion