Rev. Lee Anne Washington In the second of three services exploring our fourth principle, we will consider how it affects our Social Justice activism. Each section of this series builds on the prior sections. So, If you were unable to attend last Sunday’s service, you may want to review it before Sunday. Click here to [...]

Rev. Lee Anne Washington With news of mass deportations, soldiers in the streets, and cease fires around the world being rejected, emotions are running high. We will explore some Buddhist lessons about how to build an island of refuge that no flood of emotion can overwhelm.  As summertime comes to an end, we Unitarian Universalists [...]

Christine Lagnese JFCS Community Engagement Coordinator Our Church has been working with JFCS to help local immigrants and refugees get settled in the Pittsburgh area. We will talk about that and the many other services that JFCS provides for the greater Pittsburgh area. Click here to view the LIVESTREAM on YouTube. After the event has [...]

Rev. Lee Anne Washington The Autumn Equinox, also referred to as Mabon, marks when day and night are roughly equal in length. It is a time of reflection and preparation. Join us as Rev. Lee Anne explores some thoughts on how to periodically return to a personal place of equilibrium and peace.   Click here to [...]

Rev. Lee Anne Washington About this time every year, Jews gather to celebrate the holiest day of the year, Yom Kippur. It is a time for self-reflection, atonement, repentance, and forgiveness. Though Unitarian Universalists have not traditionally engaged in a similar annual practice, we do have hymns and liturgy that support us in doing so. [...]