The Rev. Marjorie Bevans was welcomed as the new rector at St. Michaels of the Valley Episcopal Church Ligonier, PA on August 1st, 2023. When asked about her experience at […]
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At the 158th Diocesan Convention on November 11, Bishop Ketlen announced the advent of a new community in our diocese: the Abbey of St. Nicholas. This ministry will be […]
Convention Supports Efforts in the Middle East Thanks to the generosity of all who attended the Convention Eucharist, the offering that was collected to benefit the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem […]
Bishop Ketlen’s address to convention is available here: https://episcopalpgh.beta-kp.com/media/2023-Bishops-Convention-Address-11-11-2023.pdf […]
November 13th, 2023 marks the 2nd anniversary of Bishop Ketlen Solak’s consecration and installation as the ninth Bishop of Pittsburgh. As she remembers her consecration, Bishop Ketlen remarks, “I was […]
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In observation of Veterans Day this year, we would like to thank all veterans, and particularly those in our diocese, for their service to our country. We’d like to highlight […]
Members of The Episcopal Church gathered for the “It’s All About Love: A Festival for the Jesus Movement” in Baltimore, Maryland from July 9th-12th this summer. The festival was a […]
“I’m just trying to build relationships with people wherever they’ll let me.” The Rev. Dan Isadore, the University and Young Adult Chaplain for the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh, has been […]
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The Beloved Community Initiative (BCI) will be running Sacred Ground sessions throughout this coming program year in various locations and rooms are available for those wanting to participate. There will […]
Sunday, September 17, at 7 p.m. An online forum presented by the Social Justice and Outreach Committee (SJO) and the Pittsburgh chapter of the Pennsylvania Interfaith Impact Network (PIIN). Approximately […]
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