Church of the Redeemer’s Social Justice Education Program will show the 68-minute 2012 film Broken on All Sides: Race, Mass Incarceration, and New Visions for Criminal Justice in the US […]
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Pittsburgh Youth Initiative will be attending the St. Peter's Youth Group's 4th annual Winter Wake Up Call! The youth concert will take place January 26th at St. Peter's Episcopal Church 4048 […]
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Calvary Camp has announced the schedule for the summer of 2013. A full description of each session is available on the programs page of the camp's web site. Coed Session I, June 16-22; Coed […]
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Dear Friends in Christ: On Saturday, February 2nd at Trinity Cathedral, the diocese will celebrate the life of Absalom Jones, the first African-American ordained a priest in the Episcopal Church. […]
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Dear Participants of any diocesan Anti-Racism Training Workshop, The first reunion of workshop participants was a huge success last year and those attending requested another. Please come to our second […]
Pittsburgh Youth Initiative would like to invite anyone involved (or interested in being involved) in youth ministry around the Diocese to a light breakfast. The event will take place at […]
News Flash! Based on the success of the 2010 Habitat for Humanity project, the diocesan Social Justice and Outreach Committee (SJOC) has identified and plans to adopt another house to […]
Congratulations to Jessie Hipolit, a member of the diocesan Commission on Ministry and Program Director of a new Lay Ministry Initiative, on receiving a $20,000 Roanridge Trust Award Grant to help the diocese […]
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Dear Friends: I was zooming around getting some last minute shopping done last night and headed to the Strip District. I got distracted for a moment, took a wrong turn, […]
Dear Camp Families, We hope that this finds everyone well and ready for this busy time. We know for many of you, it wouldn't be the holiday season without a […]
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