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Join our Whole Church Service Sunday to explore the questions, ambiguity, dilemmas, and mystery around the masks we wear. Masks/Costumes are optional and encouraged, and certainly not required.
Join our Whole Church Service Sunday to explore the questions, ambiguity, dilemmas, and mystery around the masks we wear. Masks/Costumes are optional and encouraged, and certainly not required.
We often are working toward goals, including the fulfillment of dreams. How do we aim for those goals while also appreciating what we have and savoring the present? Dr. Dave will explore the balance between having gratitude for what we have while aspiring toward the not yet.
Rabbi Michael Pollack, Executive Director of March on Harrisburg, will discuss the state of democracy in Pennsylvania and how we can work to protect, strengthen, and expand our democracy in the face of corruption-fueled fascism. The sermon will include invitations into the work of MarchOnHarrisburg and the Pennsylvania democracy movement.
From stranger to neighbor to friend to family – how do we navigate and blend our varied beliefs, traditions and personalities to create one beautiful UU family.
Do you bee-lieve that we’re all bees with different stripes, different perspectives, and different roles, but we all bee-long and all are in the same hive, creating sweet honey to nurture each other and our world? Let’s explore this during our first full Whole Church service! Whether you’re seeking a kinesthetic/embodied experience, prefer conversation with … Continue reading What’s Your Buzz?
Dr. Dave will examine religious traditions and literature about how to welcome and include people from other countries. How can we help immigrants feel safe and welcome?
As we begin a new church year, children, youth and adults are all invited to participate in our annual Water Communion, using water as a symbol of connection to each other and to our own lives. If you join us on Zoom, have water that you can pour and a vessel to pour it into. … Continue reading The Magic of Water, Ingathering /Water Communion
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 about braving the stream of life – do we build a dam or go with the flow?
Two congregants share some of the significant life stories that have carved meaning in their lives. Alicia D. and Alan H.