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Meadville District
Unitarian
Universalism
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Links
Allegheny Unitarian Universalist Church is at beginning stage of a search
for a permanent minister to join us in September 2004. If you want
to learn more about the position, please
contact the OMD District Consultant, Rod Thompson
<rthompson@uua.org>,
http://www.omd.uua.org/contact.html.
Our previous
minister, Art McDonald <weeartie@yahoo.com>
is now at First Universalist Church of Essex, Massachusetts
Allegheny Unitarian Universalist Church
1110 Resaca Place
Pittsburgh, PA 15212
Phone: 412-322-4261
Interim Minister : Rev. David Lutz
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Services for
September 2003
SEPTEMBER 7
Nobody Left Out Rev.
Dave Lutz
For this traditional ingathering
Service, don’t forget to bring water to pour into the common bowl
form wherever you may have visited this Summer. If you stayed in
Pittsburgh, bring water from the Mon or Allegheny or Lake Elizabeth!
We’ll celebrate coming back together as we begin another year of
action and reflection on the value of community.
SEPTEMBER 14
The Valley of Love and Delight Dan
Wilcox
Dan Wilcox, folk harpist,
pianist, lyricist,mushroom cultivator, gardener, backwoodsman and
self-styled shaman has embraced the simple life in an exemplary
fashion. Living a self-sufficient life in his self-crafted earth
sheltered home Dan opens his heart and home to visitors monthly in a
celebration of our connection to the earth, to all beings and to the
Great Spirit. Dan will share with us the basis for and details of his
intensely spiritual existence in the woods of northwestern
Pennsylvania.
SEPTEMBER 21
Communion Service 10:00
AM Reader: Jeanne Zang
Monthly Service that reconnects
us to our community of faith and action.
A Spiritual Journey 11:00
AM Rev. Dave Lutz
Our Interim Minister, Dave Lutz,
is an ordained Presbyterian minister with an interest in Buddhism. He
will share his own spiritual journey this morning, as well as his
thoughts on the validity of each person’s spiritual journey and the
fourth principle from the Unitarian Universalist covenant: A
free and responsible search for truth and meaning.
SEPTEMBER 28
Instilling a Consciousness of
Peace Lawrence Wray
September 21 is World Peace Day.
Is the renewal of violence in our individual and collective responses
to the world inevitable or is there such a force-a revolutionary
essence – with which people can begin to resist affronts to
humanity? Drawing on Buddhist sources and practices of contemplative
prayer, we’ll reflect on the challenge World Peace Day offers.
Sunday Service at Allegheny Unitarian
Universalist Church begins at 11 o'clock. |