The Social and Economic Justice Office of the Episcopal Church Center has awarded 108 Jubilee Ministry grants in 50 dioceses for 2011 and 2012 in four categories for more than […]
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Ecumenical Gatherings for Laity & Clergy Workshops on Celtic Spirituality and Community in the Church with John L. Bell Saturday, February 25, 2012 St. Stephen's Episcopal Church 600 Pitt Street, […]
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For some, a game; for others, a full-time job Four prominent experts in gambling addiction will speak on addiction as a family problem, intervention, and the social and spiritual aspects […]
All youth in the diocese are invited to come tubing with us at Wildwood Highlands (just outside of North Park) on Sunday, February 12 from 3:00 – 5:00 p.m. Of […]
On Saturday, February 11th, the Diocese of Pittsburgh will again come together, this year at Trinity Cathedral, to celebrate the life and ministry of Absalom Jones, the first African-American Episcopal […]
Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ, The response to the Right Reverend Jean-Zache Duracin, Bishop of the Diocese of Haiti, and the appeal to rebuild the cathedral in Port-au-Prince after […]
St. Peter’s, Brentwood, Youth Group Presents The 3rd Annual Winter Wake-Up Call Youth Concert Blast away the winter blahs! Live local bands, including: Yesterday Jaxx Jeremy Sessa The White Crayons […]
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The Episcopal Church Women of the Diocese of Pittsburgh established the Memorial Membership Fund to aid students with educational grants. The Fund was begun in 1927 to be used for […]
Come join volunteers from churches throughout the Diocese for a Lenten workday at the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank. Once again we will be working in the Repack Center at […]
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Following a recent funeral where the Rev. John Thomas had completed many months of pastoral care to the deceased, a member of the family wrote to him and, paraphrasing the […]
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