Church Pension Group will be sending a representative to present major changes to the Clergy Pension Plan affecting all parishes beginning in 2018. At least one representative from every parish […]
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Two major events during Presiding Bishop Michael Curry's visit to the Pittsburgh diocese this weekend will be streamed on the Internet for those unable to attend in person. Viewers can […]
Bridging Divides and Healing Communities: Conversations in conjunction with the visit of the Most Reverend Michael Curry, Presiding Bishop and Primate of the Episcopal Church Join us as we seek […]
Editor's note: The following is a letter from the Rev. William L. Geiger, rector of Christ Church, Indiana, to his parishioners. It was published in the January edition of the […]
Would you like to participate in the special service with Presiding Bishop Michael Curry being held at St. Stephen's in McKeesport at 11 a.m. on Sunday, February 5? If yes, simply contact Bryan Sable, […]
At the 2015 General Convention, The Episcopal Church affirmed racial reconciliation and concern about mass incarceration as two of its top priorities. The United States has about 4.4% of the […]
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Mark your calendar for Saturday, March 18, and plan to participate in a special day of learning and fellowship! Lenten Learning Day '17 is the premier of what we hope to […]
Dear Friends in Christ, This is an exciting time in the life of our diocese. Just look at all that has happened within the last month or so … We […]
Dearly Beloved in the Lord, Why has this Child chosen to come to us? Babies just are; they don’t choose to be born. But this Child, this Jesus Christ, so chooses. […]
The Episcopal Church is working with diocesan teams, including one in Pittsburgh, to organize a series of Episcopal Revivals in 2017 and 2018, six major events that promise to stir and renew hearts for Jesus, to equip Episcopalians as evangelists, and to welcome people who aren’t part of a church to join the Jesus Movement. […]
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