Scott Shaffer, of the North Hills Community Outreach, will tell us about the work at NHCO and how serving others benefits both the served and the servers. During the duration of our OWL program, all children should report directly to their respective classrooms. All are welcome to join us in person in the West [...]

Presented by Rev. Lee Anne Washington Buddhism recognizes fear as a type of suffering. Zoroastrians consider living in fear worse than death. The phrase “fear not” appears 365 times in the Bible. Our annual pledge drive theme is “imagine the possibilities. . . “ Join us as Rev. Lee Anne considers how fear significantly limits our imaginative [...]

Presented by Rev. Lee Anne Washington In a world often fractured by injustice and fear, how do we hold on to trust—trust in each other, in the power of compassion, and in the possibility of change? Drawing on the Jewish concept of Tikkun Olam and Buddhist principles of personal transformation, this message explores how inner [...]

Presented by Rev. Lee Anne Washington Through the beauty of verse, we will explore how poetry gives voice to our joys, griefs, and longings, moving us toward deeper connection with ourselves and one another. Join us as congregants share meaningful poems that have stirred their hearts, sparked reflection, or inspired change. A New Members ceremony [...]

A well-known medical doctor and social media influencer includes “Vitamin G” in his recommendations for a healthy diet. Join us in expressing our gratitude for the generosity of all those who have answered the call to pledge their financial support to our beloved community and discover how to benefit from Vitamin G. Presented by Rev. [...]

Whether you are  from the silent generation, a boomer, gen x,  a millennial, or gen z,  some things never change.   Other generations think that there are so many differences between how they grew up and how Gen Z does today.  Our UUCNH youth group wants to show you that the differences are in the [...]

Presented by Rev. Lee Anne Washington Rampant partisanship in every aspect of our communal lives makes it difficult to determine what’s really going on. Similarly, the Easter story is rife with misunderstandings, misidentifications, and miscommunications. As a religious community, what should we do when things are not as they appear? Join us as Rev. Lee [...]

Methane is a powerful greenhouse gas and a major driver of climate change. In fact, reducing methane emissions can have a much greater impact on slowing global warming than reducing carbon dioxide. What makes methane especially urgent is that it's all around us—from agriculture and landfills to energy production—making this issue deeply personal and impossible [...]

May 1st was Beltane, also known as May Day. It’s a time to joyfully celebrate returning daylight, blooming flowers, and the transforming power of fire. In this context, Rev. Lee Anne will share what she learned from watching Beyond the Bridge: a Solution to Homelessness and provide an update on Pittsburgh’s commitment to providing 500 affordable housing units [...]

Ever wonder whence came an idea that just popped into your head? Ever get stuck on a problem and then out of nowhere the answer, or at least an answer, made itself known? Join Rev. Lee Anne as she explores the religious and philosophical concepts of imaginary messengers who inspire us and guide us. This Sunday will celebrate Gavin [...]

We will examine the meanings of key words in UU theology, particularly with respect to the UUCNH mission statement. Presented by Rev. John Ballance Click here to view the LIVESTREAM on YouTube. After the event has ended, you may watch this and other RECORDINGS on the UUCNH YouTube channel.

Monday is Memorial Day. Join us this Sunday, as we remember those who have died while serving in the armed forces and find inspiration from the story of Four Army Chaplains. Presented by Rev. Lee Anne Washington Click here to view the LIVESTREAM on YouTube. After the event has ended, you may watch this and [...]