Services for February 2003
Black History Month
FEBRUARY 2 Christianity & the Religion of Jesus: Are They the Same?
The Legacy of William Ellery Channing
Rev. Art McDonald
Art will discuss the resurgence of William Ellery Channing as a
major Unitarian theologian. As part of today's Service, there will
be a simple sharing of communion - bread, wine, juice, which will
be offered for those wishing to participate.
FEBRUARY 9 The Relationship of Faith and the Struggle for Justice
Chris Moore, WQED
As part of our celebration of Black History Month, we are delighted
to have television and radio personality, Chris Moore with us today
to reflect upon his own work to educate and advocate for
equal rights and justice for the African-American community.
FEBRUARY 12 7:30 pm Communion Service
Reader: Lawrence Wray
Monthly service that reconnects us to our community
of faith and action.
FEBRUARY 16 A Personal Faith Journey: Recovering Roots
Jean Kablack
Jean Kablack will share with us her faith journey as connected
to the Unitarian Univesalism through her late Jewish mother and AUUC member,
Shirley Nusser, and her decison to explore those Jewish roots by
joining Temple Sinai. Through Jean's
effort and personal committment to Tikkun O'lam (repairing the world),
Temple Siani has recently joined PIIN.
FEBRUARY 23 From Emerson to King
Rev. Art McDonald
Art will talk about Emerson's legacy on democracy, race and protest
as seen through the eyes of Dr. King and others. Art is indebted
for his ideas on a book by Anita Haya Patterson, entitled
From Emerson to King.
Regular Sunday Service at Allegheny Unitarian
Universalist Church begins at 11 o'clock.
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