Sept 23: We’re Glad You’re Our Neighbor Picnic
With the help of a One Northside/Sprout Fund Neighbor-to-Neighbor grant, Allegheny Unitarian Universalist Church and Northside Common Ministries are organizing a “We’re Glad You’re Our Neighbor” picnic on Saturday, September 23th, from 3:00 pm to 7:00 pm to bring together people from all different cultural and faith backgrounds that make up the rich tapestry of our community. Through food, conversation, and entertainment, we hope to foster deeper understanding and appreciation for our uniqueness and similarities and draw people into closer relationship. Guests are invited to...
Read MoreHelp with Spring Cleanup on June 17
The House Committee is looking for volunteers to help clean, organize and possibly paint at Unitarian House. Some of the tasks we would like to accomplish are: Dust surfaces Run sweeper Sponge mop floors Organize RE materials Clean and disinfect play toys Clean refrigerator Clean bathrooms Paint outdoor foundation Please help! “Many hands make work light.” Meet at 9am at Unitarian House directly behind the church. Let us know if you are willing to help and what you are willing to do by contacting the House Committee <house at alleghenyuu.org>. Thanks in...
Read MoreBring a flower to Flower Communion on June 4!
Celebrating beauty, human uniqueness, diversity, and community.
Read MoreGarden Party for “Give Light” Stewardship Pledges June 4
Thank you to everyone who has participated in our “Give Light” stewardship campaign so far! There’s still plenty of time to make a pledge to support our church’s mission in the coming year. As announced at our Commitment Sunday ceremony, our Board of Trustees has generously offered to donate an extra $100 for each new pledge that is received this year, up to our goal of 10 new pledges! If you haven’t yet made a pledge, please consider doing so today! You can make your pledge online. On June 4th, we’re inviting all of our pledge participants in the...
Read MoreHealthy Conflict Workshops on May 6
Speaking Across Our Divides Healthy Conflict Workshop Saturday May 6 from 9am until 12pm Differing views on social issues, politics, and other concerns divide many of us from those we love and even from those in our own congregations. Too many of us are afraid to even talk to some of our friends or loved ones for fear of starting heated arguments that are destined to go nowhere. What can we do to bridge this relational divide? Can we learn to speak to one another again across our divisions in this age of easy polarization? We will draw on the wisdom of comedian Jim Gaffigan, Kid President, a...
Read More2017 General Assembly in New Orleans
The 2017 General Assembly of the Unitarian Universalist Association will be June 21-25 in New Orleans Louisiana.
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