(updated) Award-winning lyricist and composer, social justice music-maker Crys Matthews will share her music and her story to help us each find our unique place in the work for social justice and community building. Through song, we will strengthen our voices and plant a seed of activism in our lives. (Ellie Grace unexpectedly could not be with us, and will join us at a future Sunday service). Learn more about Crys Matthews at crysmatthews.com. Freewill donations will be accepted and links to purchase music will be provided.

Join us for a UUA-produced worship service on stewardship and generosity. Faith in Unitarian Universalism isn’t just an intellectual exercise: it’s “heart” work. This full-length worship experience features a sermon by UUA President Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray, as well as vibrant music, storytelling, and other worship elements that will help us to grow in spirit, in courage, and in generosity.

As Unitarian Universalists committed to the interconnectedness of all things, we can learn about the origins of patriarchy and music while celebrating Women’s History. Please join NYC-based folk musician Judy Gorman this Sunday for an exciting music program.

Join Amber Power and Ilse Eisele as they discuss how the horses and staff of Power Farms Equine Center in Murrysville come together to promote spiritual health and healing through their nonprofit organization, Bella Terra Stables.

Join Marianne J as she demonstrates how to make a sling and explores reasons you may want to pack one in your bags for the journey to build Beloved Community. “Building the Beloved Community: Beginning the Journey” is ESUUC’s overarching theme for the 2020-21 church year.

All of us have heart to heart connections in our lives. Even if we don’t have an intimate partner, we came from families or know of such relationships, often retold in family folklore. This morning we will share stories of how such relationships started. See the newsletter for details.

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.

Summer 2020 has been described as a moment of racial reckoning. Black people, along with allies, took to the streets to protest police brutality and anti-Black racism. However, with those months of intense activism behind us, those committed to social justice must ask “What do we do now?” It is easy to lose energy and … Continue reading Anti-racism Work as Spiritual Practice (Shared Pulpit)