There was a time when I could hardly wait for Christmas Eve when the Advent carols would be over and we could sing out lustily "O Come All Ye Faithful." […]
Read More… from Let’s Focus on the Celebration: A Christmas Message from Bishop Price
Click here for a printable version (PDF) January 1 The Rt. Rev. Kenneth L. Price, Jr. 8 St. James Episcopal Church, Penn Hills, the Rev. Vicente Santiago, the Rev. Walter […]
The governing board of Trinity Cathedral in downtown Pittsburgh has voted to reaffirm its historic role as the cathedral church only for the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh of the Episcopal […]
Read More… from Trinity Cathedral Reaffirms Tie to Episcopal Church
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Highland Park Presents A Service of Nine Lessons and Carols for Christmas with a Festive Scottish Tea to follow in Brooks Hall Sunday, December 18th […]
The parish of St. Christopher in Cranberry Township is re-building and re-organizing. We seek help from the Episcopal Community within the Diocese of Pittsburgh. First and foremost, we ask your […]
A newly-formed task force has begun formulating a plan for where the diocese may extend its presence as it continues to rebuild over the next several years. At its inaugural […]
Sheldon Calvary Camp has been home to tens of thousands of youths over the years, a place where they have found friendship, spirituality, faith, and fun. The memories and stories […]
Collect for Thanksgiving Day Almighty and gracious Father, we give you thanks for the fruits of the earth in their season and for the labors of those who harvest them. […]
Calling Advent “a time to listen, a time to reflect,” Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori urges in her Advent Message 2011 to “rest, wait, yearn” for the coming […]
Read More… from Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop calls Advent “a time to listen, a time to reflect”
The Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh is a collective fellowship of communities alive in the love of God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, seeking and serving Jesus Christ in all persons and in all of God’s creation.
Our actions and beliefs are guided by Scripture, Tradition, and Reason.
Mailing address
Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh
325 Oliver Avenue, Suite 300
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Phone:
412-721-0853
Email:
info@episcopalpgh.org
© 2026 Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh All Rights Reserved