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Allegheny
Unitarian Universalist Church
1110 Resaca Place
Pittsburgh,
PA 15212
Phone: 412-322-4261
Minister: David McFarland,
auuchurch@yahoo.com
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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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Centennial Weekend!
Evening program celebrating the 100 year anniversary
of the church building dedication
Saturday February 6, 2010
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2009
Stewardship Drive
New Online Directory for Members
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January 2010 Services
Sunday 3 January ~ 10:30 am ~ Worship Committee ~ Welcoming the New Year
Come join us welcome 2010!
Sunday 10 January ~ 10:30 am ~ Leo Nagorski ~ Spirituality and Integrity
Is spirituality just about navel-gazing or something more? Can we have a UU spirituality?
Sunday 17 January ~ 10:30 am ~ Rev. David McFarland ~ Shall We Overcome?
Rev. Dave reflects on our commitments to overcoming racism in a country--and, it must be said, a church where Sunday worship is still the most segregated hour in the week
Sunday 24 January ~ 10:30 am ~ Rev. David McFarland ~ Everybody Take a Breath
Now that the holidays are gone, resolutions made (and some broken), Rev. Dave offers time to reflect on why we are here.
Sunday 31 January ~ 10:30 am ~ Rev. Jacqueline Ziegler ~ Regrets, I’ve Had a Few. How About You?
I have had many regrets over my life. In the privacy of my mind I have indicted myself about my petty wrongdoings toward life and those I love, the insensitive things I did or said as well as the kindnesses that I failed to perform. Yet, as I grow older, increasingly I’ve come to have greater compassion for my regrets. Beyond owning them, this reflection will consider what else we can do about or with our regrets to help us have a greater sense of spiritual well-being..
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