Allegheny UU - Advocacy

Allegheny Unitarian Universalist Church
	Home Introduction to AUUC Monthly Newsletter Maps and Directions Social Advocacy Religious Education DownUnder Coffeehouse Church Calendar Ohio Meadville District Unitarian Universalism Pittsburgh Links Allegheny Unitarian Universalist Church 1110 Resaca Place Pittsburgh, PA 15212 Phone: 412-322-4261 Minister: David McFarland, auuchurch@yahoo.com Who to Contact for more information	Social Advocacy at AUUC Allegheny Unitarian Universalist Church is committed to a strong and meaningful Social Advocacy Program. The church is involved in numerous projects at a neighborhood, municipal, regional, national, and international level. . Current projects include: Racial Justice The Social Justice Ministry decided that in order to really make things happen in our community, the church should have one social justice focus, and that that focus will be Racial Justice. . Read more... Welcoming Congregation UUA's designation given to congregations that have made a commitment to becoming educated about gay / lebian / bisexual / transgender people and issues in order to make these people feel welcome in our congregations. Read more... Climate Change We recently joined with Sierra Club to bring attention to the issues to Sen. Specter’s at a Town Hall Meeting in Kittanning Center for Africanamerican Urban Studies and the Economy 2009-2010 Speakers Series Speakers Series Stop the war Join with the Thomas Merton Center in promoting peace and justice, rather than war and hate. PIIN Pittsburgh Interfaith Impact Network Central Northside Neighborhood Council The church is an institutional member of CNNC and supports its mission that includes sustaining a diverse North Side and advocating for our neighbors' needs. Neighborhood Outreach Our building is often used by a variety of neighborhood groups to provide a public forum. Call the church office for schedule availability. Just Harvest Hunger advocacy group Habitat for Humanity Northside Common Ministries Lobbies and educates on hunber and homelessness. We also participate in working with the NCM Food Pantry Pleasant Valley Shelter Church members prepare meals once a month for the shelter. Partership with African-American Carter Chapel, CME Ohio-Meadville District Task Force on Racial Justice Ohio-Meadville District Social Justice Committee Additional web links can be found on Pittsburgh Three Rivers Free-Net Social Services in Pittsburgh Rachel Carson Homstead National and International Unitarian Universalists for a Just Economic Community Peacenet Women Organizing for Change Habitat for Humanity The Utne Reader Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR) Separation of Church and State Page, with many links to other liberal religious groups EvolveFISH, sellers of the famous Darwin Fish POV Interactive

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