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Allegheny Unitarian Universalist Church

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Introduction to AUUC
Monthly Newsletter (Jan'04)
   Past Newsletters and 
   Web Archive

Maps and Directions  
   History and 
   Building


Social Advocacy
Religious Education
Green Sanctuary Project
DownUnder Coffeehouse

    This month featuring Tom Roberts on February 21st!

Church Calendar
   (also seeTMC and SLB calendars)
Ohio Meadville District
Unitarian Universalism
Pittsburgh 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 Pat Downey <Downey@Chatham.edu>,

Our previous minister, Art McDonald mailto: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

 

Services for February 2004

February 1

Black History Month: Absent Friends Rev. Dave Lutz

At Allegheny we will be remembering friends and neighbors who are absent. Even those of us who care can be part of white cutoff; bridging efforts lead to complications. What is our response?

February 8

Being A Good Neighbor Janice Parks

Friend and neighbor Janice Parks wants us to think about what we can do in our neighborhoods to help those who don’t have—what programs and initiatives can be developed and sustained, and how this work can be informed by our neighbors themselves.

February 15

Communion Service 10:00 am Reader: Donald Zeilman

Monthly gathering that celebrates our community of faith in action—please join us.

When Democracy Makes Us Antsy 11:00 am Rev. Dave Lutz

Often democratic institutions, whether government or churches,get restless with this messy, inefficient process, and regularly move to curtail it. How do we take our community stands without running over our minority voices?

February 22

Negotiating with Religion, Searching for Myth Lawrence Wray

The religious function of mythology, Joseph Campbell says, represents our recognition of the mystery of being. Many of us travel from one religion to another looking for a deepened experience of this mystery, having tried to come to terms with the old practices and received truths. What does this traveling and searching mean about our sense of spiritual truth?

February 25

Ash Wednesday Service 7:30 pm Rev. Dave Lutz

Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent, of being “in the wilderness”—never a popular place to be, yet perhaps a place of new possibilities. Come join us for this brief Service of reflection.

February 29

Remembering Art Rev. Dave Lutz

Part of preparing for a new chapter in the life of Allegheny is celebrating the past, especially the past pastor. Come and share a favorite story, photo or memento about Art McDonald, as we celebrate the past in anticipation of our future.


Sunday Service at Allegheny Unitarian Universalist Church begins at 11 o'clock.

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Last modified on Feb 7, 2004