Your Prayers and Presence Are Requested for the Celebration of New Ministry with The Reverend D. Scott Russell as the Fourth Rector of Saint Brendan's Episcopal Church […]
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First, let us thank you for all your prayers and support for our annual trip to Hoima Uganda to serve the children of the Mustard Seed Babies’ Home (MSBH). Let […]
The presentation and discussion scheduled for Friday evening, January 31, at St. James Episcopal Church in Penn Hills has been cancelled due to circumstances beyond our control. […]
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Dear Friends in Christ: I write to remind you that on Saturday, February 1st at Trinity Cathedral, the diocese will observe our annual celebration of the life of Absalom Jones, […]
Absalom Jones Day Celebration A Celebration of the Life and Ministry of the First African American to be ordained in the Episcopal Church "Celebrating Diversity in New Ways: Inside the Church […]
Now that the worst of the winter weather is upon us, there is no better time to look forward to summertime and Sheldon Calvary Camp. The camp is now accepting […]
Bishop McConnell was the guest preacher on Sunday, December 29, 2014, at St. Paul's Cathedral in London, UK. +Dorsey's sermon can be found here. Photos courtesy Betsy McConnell […]
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Since January 2011, a collaboration of organizations have been involved in piloting Service Access for Youth (SAY), a drop-in program for unaccompanied youth 18 – 24 years old who find […]
The Mustard Seed Babies' Home in Hoima, Uganda, a ministry of the Mustard Seed Project, needs your help. Mission of Hope 2014, led by the Rev. Kathy and Wally […]
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