The Diocese of Pittsburgh’s Episcopal Church Women (ECW) will be making outreach grants this Spring. The ECW particularly seeks to support hands-on ministries that help children, adults and families in […]
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The Episcopal Church Women established the Memorial Membership Fund to aid students with educational grants. The fund was begun in 1927 to be used for two missionary training scholarships. In […]
“It’s a ministry that’s helpful to them but also to us” is something you’ll hear in various forms from those who are currently serving in the Walk-In Ministry at Trinity […]
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A new ministry has been launched at the Church of the Holy Cross in Homewood—the Parents Day Out Ministry Program! Their doors are open every Thursday to welcome children aged […]
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Calvary Church, in Pittsburgh’s East Liberty neighborhood, is searching for a full-time curate or associate rector to join its staff. Applications will be received until the position is filled. Application […]
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In a previous issue, we discussed the discernment for the Abbey of St. Nicholas’s location and its budding connection to the Brookline community. Previously, we also mentioned the fact that […]
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Being told “remember that you are dust and to dust you shall return” is not exactly what you expect to hear on a day characterized by roses and romantic affirmations. […]
As Christians mark the start of Lent, clergy and lay ministers in the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh will be distributing ashes out in public in communities across multiple counties of […]
Sacred Ground is part of the Beloved Community Initiative, the Episcopal Church’s long-term commitment to racial healing, reconciliation, and justice in our personal lives, our ministries, and our society. There […]
A closing is anticipated this month on the sale of the property that had been home to St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Monongahela, PA. Bishop Solak will conduct a brief […]
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