March 28, 2021, at 10:30 am
Livestreamed  at 10:30 am (prelude begins at 10:25)

“Seed Corn and Tomorrow”

When I was young, I would go with my grandfather when he went to visit his farmer friends. Instead of saying “goodbye,” many of them would say, “Don’t eat your seed corn!” It was an acknowledgment that, though times might be bad, there is hope if we hang on. 

Homily by Rev. Dr. David Breeden, Senior Minister, First Unitarian Society of Minneapolis.  Welcome by Rev. Connie Grant.  Music by Ellen Gozion, Director of Instrumental Music.

Led by church staff and representatives of the Membership Team, This Sunday March 28, 11:30 – 12:15
Find out more about the history, varied theologies, and organization of Unitarian Universalism.  Start out in Zoom social time following the service, and you’ll be directed to a breakout room for “Intro to UU.” If you’d like to attend a meeting to learn more about the history, varied theologies, and organization of Unitarian Universalism, please complete this Intro to UU registration form and check out the path to membership.
 

Presented through The First Unitarian Church of Pittsburgh
This Sunday, March 28, 2021, 3:00 pm Eastern, 2:00 pm Central
register here: or see https://www.first-unitarian-pgh.org/

Presenter: Rev. Dr. David Breeden, Senior Minister, First Unitarian Society of Minneapolis
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Respondent: Leika Lewis-Cornwell, President, Unitarian Universalist Humanist Association
In memory of Eileen Hastings, committed humanist and longtime active member of the First Unitarian Church of Pittsburgh

Sharing the Plate!
Is there an organization you’d like to nominate to be the recipient of our third-Sunday Share the Plate offering? Please use this form or send your nomination to Tony Rutigliano (arutigl@comcast.net) on behalf of the Serve Council. Please include the following information:
Name of organization, Website address, or other sources of information, Is this a 501 (c) (3) organization (required)? What is your involvement with this organization? Why do you consider this an appropriate recipient for our Share the Plate offering? Preferred month (if any)

Helping Each Other
During these trying times, members of the church may occasionally need a helping hand. The Pastoral Care Team asks you to identify ways you may be able to assist. We expect you would be called only a few times during the year. Please contact a member of the team if you are able to help. 
You’ll be asked to indicate which of these you may be able to help with from time to time:
□ Transportation   □ Providing a meal for an individual or family   □ Shopping
In the event of a need in the congregation, you may be contacted to see whether you are available to help at that time. Your help will be appreciated!