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First Unitarian Church of Pittsburgh - A Welcoming Place for All First Unitarian Family Movie Night Kids come in PJs, and can bring a pillow blanket stuffed animal Playtime, then pizza, snacks, and movie (“Rio”) $10 per family (via venmo – @paul-kropfl) Friday, June 13, 6-8:30 pm Schweitzer Room * Help engage young families with First Unitarian and with each other
Church Online Directory - First Unitarian Church of Pittsburgh First Unitarian Church maintains a password-protected church membership directory If you are a new member, or if you have misplaced your log-in credentials, please write to BreezeAdmin@first-unitarian-pgh org Include your name and email address in your note
Share the Plate for June 2025 - First Unitarian Church of Pittsburgh Our Share the Plate Recipient for the month of June is CeaseFirePA We last shared the plate with CeaseFirePA in June of 2024, and several members of First Unitarian and Rev Kate have recently lobbied in Harrisburg with CFPA, so we are already friends Gun Violence is widespread and rising in PA: 33 people die … Continue reading Share the Plate for June 2025
Our History - First Unitarian Church of Pittsburgh Our History Unitarianism first came to Pittsburgh in the person of Benjamin Bakewell, an English immigrant who journeyed to Pittsburgh from his home in New York in 1808 With the help of Rev John Campbell, a Unitarian minister recruited from England, Bakewell and other Unitarians in Pittsburgh built the First Unitarian Church on the corner … Continue reading Our History
Calendar of Events - First Unitarian Church of Pittsburgh Masking is now optional for all church events, although the church Board of Directors continues to recommend that people wear KN95, KFN95 or equivalent masks for all indoor church events We ask that all who enter the building are vaccinated and boosted, as eligible
Church Office Contacts - First Unitarian Church of Pittsburgh Call Us Church Office(412) 621-8008 MinisterRev Dr Kate Walker kwalker@first-unitarian-pgh org(412) 621-8008, ext 100 Lifespan Religious Education DirectorErica Shadowsonglredirector@first-unitarian-pgh org(412) 621-8008, ext 103 Business ManagerRita Gates rgates@first-unitarian-pgh org(412) 621-8008, ext 101 Evening Security(412) 621-8008, ext 106 Communications CoordinatorCicely
About Us - First Unitarian Church of Pittsburgh We are a loving, open-minded, welcoming spiritual community guided not by creeds or dogma, but by a free and responsible search for truth and meaning We hope you will join us to Connect deeply in community, Inspire reverence and spiritual growth, Serve one another and the world, and Learn together We seek to become a … Continue reading About Us
Location - First Unitarian Church of Pittsburgh Located in Pittsburgh’s neighborhood of Shadyside, at the corner of Morewood and Ellsworth Avenues Conveniently accessed from local universities like CMU, Pitt, Carlow, and Chatham, and many Pittsburgh neighborhoods Learn about the accessibility of our building and programs The congregation’s office is open from 9:30 am to 4:30 pm Tuesday through Friday Entrances For Sunday
Volunteer Awards Given May 18 - First Unitarian Church of Pittsburgh Since moving to Pittsburgh, Tracy jumped right into the community, she is active not only with First Church but also with the Friendship Circle JoAnn Flanagan and her husband, Paul, moved from northern Virginia in 2024 where they were involved in the Accotink UU Church (and had previously known Rev Kate), in order to be closer to family
Connect - First Unitarian Church of Pittsburgh Our Sunday morning activities are at the center of our life as a congregation, and many people find that being part of a group or serving on a committee adds another very rewarding dimension to their experience of this religious community The Council of Communities provides opportunities to be a part of the Hospitality Ministry, … Continue reading Connect