What we’re about
Sunday Assembly Pittsburgh is “a secular congregation that celebrates life” with a mission to “live better, help often, and wonder more.” We are generally non-religious people that get together to listen to a talk, sing fun songs, and learn a little. You can call it an “atheist church,” or “secular community” — the labels are not important.
We host Assembly at 10 AM on the 3rd Sunday of the month at the Wilkins School Community Center in Pittsburgh. Assembly serves to leverage the positive power of learning, emotion, music and poetry, and enjoying ourselves as a group. The assembly format is accessible to families with children and attracts a variety of ages. SAPgh also hosts other events throughout the month. Come check us out!
Upcoming events (2)
See all- Sunday Assembly PGH August: Our Outdoors with Adam Haritan of Learn Your Land!Frick Park Hollow, Pittsburgh, PA
NOTE OUTDOOR LOCATION FOR AUGUST: Frick Park Hollow
This month’s theme is Our Outdoors. We’ll be joined by Adam Haritan of Learn Your Land, a local nature educator. And, weather permitting, we’ll be meeting outdoors at Frick Park Hollow, a short, flat walk from the Parking Lot near the Lower Frick Park Play Area.
Bring folding chairs or blankets if you like, as we’ll be on the grass in the open!
If the weather doesn’t cooperate, we’ll be at our regular space in the Wilkins School Community Center [7604 Charleston Ave, Pittsburgh (Swissvale), PA 15218], instead.
- Multimedia Meetup: Cultish: the Language of Fanaticism by Amanda MontellCommonplace Coffee (Rockwell Park), Pittsburgh, PA
Join us for our next Multimedia Meetup on Saturday, October 4th, 2 - 3:30 PM, at Commonplace Coffee on 7514 Thomas Blvd, Pittsburgh, PA.
We will be discussing the book Cultish: the Language of Fanaticism by Amanda Montell. As an alternative to the book, check out her website with links to her podcast Sounds Like a Cult:
https://www.soundslikeacult.com/
