Due to the severe weather predicted on Sunday morning, January 25, UUCM will not meet in person for worship. We will reschedule our speaker, Sharon Wesoky, to speak in March. The afternoon “Conversations to Die For” will also be rescheduled. We encourage to worship from home by watching the First UU Pittsburgh Livestream or a … Continued
UUCM begins its third century at a time when religion is going through a sea change, as it experiences the same tensions and challenges as other institutions. After some background about religious change that brought us to this point, we will look at how UUCM is positioned to thrive in this new religious climate and … Continued
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Throughout the centuries, even in times of conflict, the holiday season has served as a beacon of hope, joy, and peace. Through readings and music, our candlelight service will affirm the promise of peace that is embodied in the stories and songs of this season.
December 21st will be the last night of Hannukah, eight lights brightening the night. Can you guess how many cultures and religions of the world celebrate light at this time of year? LISTEN:
In this season of reflection and good will, we discuss the complex relationship between people and forests, and Aldo Leopold’s Land Ethic as a form of giving and receiving that supports a healthy future for our region’s forests, and for us. LISTEN:
December ushers in a season full of holidays when many of us will both give and receive gifts. This service looks at the challenge of giving in a culture that encourages taking, the joy of discovering how much you have to give, and the grace in receiving gifts from others. LISTEN:
Our friends from Faith Builders are joining us today, so it is a good time to reflect on our journey as UUs and the principles, sources, and values that define, inspire, and motivate our community. LISTEN:
In U.S. military conflicts dating back to the Revolutionary War, American women’s contributions to these military efforts have often been neglected, overlooked, or downplayed in official government documents, historical accounts, the press, and popular renderings—from literature to films to television. After a brief historical overview of women in the military, the speaker will share “sea … Continued
