Our mission is to create a caring, nurturing liberal religious community centered on the celebration of life; to deepen awareness of the history of our Unitarian Universalist movement, its principles, and sources of wisdom; to engage in ethical discourse and action in order to maintain social justice as a central concern.
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In these times when many are struggling we are especially grateful that you view AUUC as a valuable and meaningful presence your life and community. As we continue on our path towards full time ministry and all that entails your continued support in both time and money is the driving force behind our success. With your help we are looking forward to a truly wonderful year.
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July / August 2010 Services
Sunday Services at Allegheny Unitarian Universalist Church begin at 10:30 am
Sunday 4 July - 9:30 am - Tom Roberts "American Song"
We celebrate Independence Day with a Service of singing and music, drawing from a variety of American musical traditions – patriotic, frontier, work, labor, military, cultural and religious – to name a few. This week only our service begins at 9:30 am.
Sunday 11 July - Leon Pamphile "Holding On To Our Integrity Through Life's Tragedy"
This message stems from Job's experience of severe trials and loss. It connects with the tragic events just experienced in Haiti. Like Job, we must manage to hold on to our integrity regardless of the test. Rev. Leon Pamphile is Executive Director of Pittsburgh-based Functional Literacy Ministry of Haiti.
Sunday 18 July - Cameron Booth "To Make a Difference, More Than a Survivor"
Service is followed a meeting on A Vision for Full-Time Ministry at 12 noon..
Sunday 25 July - Rev. David McFarland "Love Makes A Family"
A celebration of the rainbow of families that are founded on and held together by love.
Sunday 1 August - Rev. David McFarland "Seeds of Hope"
This time of year, among Earth-centered religions in the Northern Hemisphere, celebrations of the first fruits of harvest are tempered with the knowledge that dark days lie ahead. But even those dark days are not without their promised light and seeds for the next harvest. In the face of prognostications of doom both near and far, Rev. Dave will offer reflections on the role of hope amid apparent hopelessness.
Sunday 8 August - Donald Zeilman "Meditation on Peace"
The congregation observes Hiroshima Day with a service of reading and reflection on the theme of peace. Outside in West Commons, weather permitting.
Sunday 15 August - "Music in Our Hearts"
Join this exploration of music at Allegheny as we look ahead to the future of music in our worship and congregational life.
Sunday 22 August - Rev. David McFarland “Blest Be the Ties that Free"
Join us in celebrating friendship.
Sunday 29 August - Jane Dirks "Animal Blessing Service"
Each summer we gather to honor and celebrate the pets and other animals which have touched our hearts. You are invited to bring your animal companions along, on leashes or in carriers, or bring photos or mementos of deceased or absent pets. Outside in West Commons, weather permitting.
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LGBT Parent's Day Picnic will be held in West Park on Sunday, July 25th.
For more information, download the flyer by clicking on the image below.
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