The Diocese of Pittsburgh's Episcopal Church Women (ECW) will be making outreach grants for Fall, 2017. The ECW particularly seeks to support "hands-on-ministries" that help children, adults and families in need […]
Read More… from ECW Fall 2017 Grant Applications Due August 18th
Trinity Cathedral hosts a walk-in ministry that provides the most vulnerable among us food, toiletries, clothing, and referral services. They participate along with four other downtown churches as members of the Downtown Ministerium. The ministry urgently […]
Sweets & Treats help others: The confirmation class from Christ Church, North Hills, hosted a bake sale this spring and raised $900 to benefit Jeremiah's Place, a 24/7 crisis nursery in […]
Read More… from Christ Church Bake Sale & 5K Benefit Jeremiah’s Place Crisis Nursery
June 7, 2017 Text: John 11: 21-27 Father Lynn Edwards and I spoke of this day more than once while he was alive. He left very specific instructions concerning his […]
Read More… from Homily for the Funeral of the Rev. Lynn Edwards preached by Bishop Dorsey McConnell
For Christ is our peace; in his flesh he has made both one and has broken down the dividing wall of hostility that was between us. –-Ephesians 2:14 Dear Friends in […]
Building the Jesus Movement in the Diocese of Pittsburgh This is an exciting season both for the Diocese of Pittsburgh and for The Episcopal Church. When our Presiding Bishop Michael […]
Read More… from Nominations Open for Diocesan Governing Bodies and Committees
God Willing, Bishop McConnell will ordain Douglas Andrew Kinsey to the Sacred Order of Priests […]
The Neighborhood Youth Outreach Program (NYOP), an outreach of St. Stephen's, Wilkinsburg, is so very grateful for the support of so many in the Diocese. Thank you all so much. They […]
Read More… from NYOP Presents “Goldilocks and the Three Hairs”
By the Grace of God, Bishop McConnell will ordain Brandon Thomas Mozingo to the Sacred Order of Deacons […]
April 21, 2017 Dear Friends in Christ, As you may know, the State of Hawaii has challenged the Trump administration in court and has won an injunction barring implementation of […]
Read More… from A Letter Concerning Immigration and Refugees
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