UUCNH Facility Plan
After we reopen from the pandemic – our facility is for rent
Main Floor
Our church strives to meet Universal Design criteria by making our space as accessible as we can. We have a ramp to our front door and a lift to our second floor. All of our bathrooms are accessible for those with disabilities. Our sanctuary features a hearing loop for those with appropriate hearing aids and headphones for those who do not. Our coat racks are at multiple heights. We continue to look for ways to make our church inviting for all people.
Memorial Garden
The memorial garden is primarily a place to remember those who were important in our lives, a place of spiritual repose, a place of connection between then and now, and a place for contemplation of what comes next.
The first cremains interred on our grounds in 1983 were those of Jane E. Springer, a founding member of our church. The pergolas and stone pier with chalice sculpture were installed by the Memorial Garden Committee in 2000-2001. The graceful bronze chalice within the entwined Unitarian and Universalist circles, set atop a natural stone pillar, became the focal point for the garden in November 2003.
Over the last few months we have been making progress on the reconstruction of our memorial garden.
Directions
Directions from Pittsburgh:
Take Rt. 279 North out of the city. After approximately 13 miles Rt. 279 will merge with Rt. 79 North. Take Exit #73 (Wexford). Get in the far right lane as you exit and turn right at the light onto Rt. 910 (Wexford Bayne Road). Take the first immediate right onto Brandt School Road. Go 2.6 miles and turn right onto West Ingomar Road. The entrance to the church is approximately one-half mile down the road on the right.
Directions from North:
Take Rt. 79 South to Exit #73 (Wexford). Make a left onto Rt. 910 (Wexford Bayne Road). At the second light make a right onto Brandt School Road. Go 2.6 miles and turn right onto West Ingomar Road. The entrance to the church is approximately one-half mile down the road on the right.
