We welcome to our pulpit Stephanie Pawlowski, Commissioned Lay Minister at First Unitarian Church of Pittsburgh. The hymn Amazing Grace has spoken to so many over the years: across musical genres, religions and political backgrounds. What does it mean today and what does “grace” even mean for a Unitarian Universalist to begin with?
Mary Beth R will take us on a Photo Safari through Ireland.
Rev. Alice Diebel, Minister of UU Church of Petoskey, Michigan. “Democracy and Justice: Can one exist without the other? How do we strengthen them both?” The Fifth Sunday Fellowship is an experimental worship collaborative made up of five lay worship leaders, and three congregations: East Suburban UUC near Pittsburgh, UU of Gettysburg, and UUC of … Continue reading Fifth Sunday Fellowship
Alan H will share a particularly special day years ago when he lived and worked in the White River National Forest near Aspen, Colorado.
What does Tolstoy’s famous novel have to teach us about the current crisis with Ukraine and Russia? We will explore what this famous book offers our souls as we work for equity and justice.
Linda D. will share her interest in visiting “The Land of Fire and Ice – Bucket List Iceland”. And Elizabeth L, ESUUC member and seminary station, will share an informative and engaging video on Hinduism.
Marianne J and Marylyn D start our summer travel/journey series with a visit to Hawaii with Marianne and shared lessons from folk tales from Japan and Russia read by Marylyn D. See the world without leaving the comfort of your home (if on Zoom) or the church (if in-person).
We encourage our members and friends to attend the General Assembly service at the David Lawrence Convention Center, either in-person or on-line. There is no admission charge, and you do not have to have a membership to the General Assembly to attend the service. (Link to follow in a later e-news.) The service will be … Continue reading No service at ESUUC. Church will be closed
In person only – no Zoom. We will take this time to relax and reconnect with one another. Elizabeth L. will lead a short service, “Cosmic Walk”, and then we will picnic and play. Bring a dish to share. Townsend Park is just five minutes from the church. We will be at the Lower Pavilion.
Celebrating Community. Come celebrate the 100th anniversary of Flower Communion. It is a treasured UU tradition and ceremony that celebrates community. RE will share a slide show or their activities and classes this year. Please bring a flower to the church or email a photo of a favorite flower to include.
