Allegheny Unitarian Universalist Church has long been a justice-centered community. As individuals and as a congregation, we are working for a just church, a just neighborhood, and a just world. Here are some capsules of the work we are doing. We invite you to come and be part of it. Our Justice League coordinates our justice work, contact them at <justice at alleghenyuu.org>.
White Supremacy & UU?
On February 4, 2018, Allegheny’s Get Woke/Stay Woke and the Worship Ministry answered the call from the Black Lives of Unitarian Universalism Organizing Collective (BLUU) to create a worship experience centering the voices of Unitarian Universalists of color from across the denomination. Grateful to be part of a church that has been doing a lot of good things for years that BLUU has challenged Unitarian Universalists to do, like lifting voices of people of color in worship and actively engaging with local organizations that are run by people of color; we still remain vigilant to recognize, address, and heal from remnants of the legacy of White Supremacy that continue to live within the culture and structures of even this Beloved Community of spirit and engaged compassion.
Neighborly Love
We have a long-standing commitment to our North Side neighborhood community, working to...
Environmental Justice
We envision a world in which the choices we make in living our daily lives are guided by...
Interfaith Work
Our congregation is one of the founding members of Pennsylvania Interfaith Impact Network...
Spirit of Generosity
Our Share the Plate program donates half of the cash collected during Sunday offerings to...
