We are sad to announce that the Reverend Norman “Chips” Koehler died at Longwood at Oakmont on Friday, July 21, 2023. Ordained a Deacon in 2002; a Priest in 2006; he […]
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Volunteers at Old St. Luke’s Church recently made a new discovery within its 18th century grounds. The Scott Township burial yard is filled with prominent early settlers — many of whom played […]
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New Calls The Rev. Marjorie Bevans has accepted the call to be the next Rector at St. Michael’s of the Valley in Ligonier, starting on August 1. She most recently served […]
Please plan to attend the meeting of the Episcopal Church Women of the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh scheduled for Saturday, August 19, 2023, starting at 12 Noon. The meeting will […]
St. Paul’s, Mt. Lebanon, youth made a big impact during their Mission Trip to Bluefield, WV. They worked hard at some big projects that are important to the community. Check […]
https://www.standrewspgh.org/ 5801 Hampton St., Pittsburgh, PA 15206 […]
Dear Friends in Christ, Lay leadership, in tandem with clergy leadership, is an integral part of our worship life as Episcopalian Christians. What’s more, ongoing formation in leading worship and/or […]
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What is a Province? Many fellow Episcopalians are unaware of the Provincial system. The Episcopal Church’s 110 dioceses spread across 17 countries, are divided into 9 Provinces. These Provinces serve […]
What is EfM? Education for Ministry (EfM) is a unique four-year theological education program that invites participants to explore their faith and deepen their understanding of Christian traditions. Through a […]
Presented by Elaine Zevkovich, Treasurer & Director of Administration, and Marlene Rihn, Senior Financial Administrator May 20, 2023. Printable presentation handout available here. […]
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