Bishop McConnell’s 2019 visitation schedule is now available for download and printing by clicking here. A printable version of the 2019 Diocesan Cycle of Prayer is available here. These documents, […]
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All are warmly invited to a Shabbat service, reception, & conversation to connect with some of our Jewish neighbors in Pittsburgh. Congregation Beth Shalom 5915 Beacon Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15217 […]
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Mark your calendar for Lenten Learning Day 2019, Saturday, March 23, at St. Brendan’s Episcopal Church in Franklin Park. This will be a special day of learning, worshipping, and building […]
I am pleased to announce that the Love+Teach+Heal Leadership Academy is ready to launch and will meet beginning the second week of January! As you are aware, the Love+Teach+Heal Academy […]
Christmas, 2018 Beloved in Christ, It is hard to see them the way they were: mother, husband, child, exhausted, sheltered in the nick of time, she giving birth the way […]
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1. “Parking Lot Tax” – You may have heard about the IRS issuing guidance this week regarding the “Parking Lot Tax” which was part of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act […]
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Each year, in celebration of the holiday season and in our Christian tradition, The Church of the Atonement in Carnegie serves over 200 FREE hot meals on Christmas Day and […]
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Byzantine iconography is a highly structured and disciplined art form which combines prayer and painting techniques to create serene images of Christ, Mary, the angels and the saints following centuries-old guidelines. Peter […]
So if anyone is in Christ, there is a new creation: everything old has passed away; see, everything has become new! 2 Corinthians 5:17 Advent 2018 Dear Friends in […]
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