Since 1964, the Episcopal Church Foundation’s Fellowship Partners Program has supported 244 lay and clergy leaders whose academic research and ministry initiatives have strengthened the leadership and vitality of The […]
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The Reverend Austin A. Hurd, Jr., 94, of Cabot, Pa., and formerly of Oakmont, Pa., passed away peacefully at home on January 27, 2026. He was the son of the […]
Holy Cross Episcopal Church was filled with Christmas anticipation and the joyful energy of children during Christmas Cookies, Carols & Cocoa, a free, family-focused gathering for families in the Homewood […]
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Welcome all and join us at Trinity Cathedral for a Celebration and Eucharist of the lives and ministries of the Rev. Absalom Jones and the Rt. Rev. Barbara Harris on […]
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Please join the Commission on Race and Reconciliation and the Social Justice and Outreach Committee for a thoughtful commemoration of the life and legacy of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther […]
December 24, 2025 Dear Friends, During these last few days of Advent, and as we prepare to celebrate Christmas, I sense a strange reluctance on my part to leave the […]
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A Gift Has Been Made In Your Honor December 23, 2025 Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, The Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh is pleased to make a donation to Hello […]
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Holy Cross Episcopal Church and the Episcopal Education Exploratory Committee On a beautiful fall afternoon in October, the front lawn of Holy Cross Episcopal Church in Homewood was transformed into […]
St. Stephen’s, McKeesport, recently received a $3,000 grant from the Episcopal Church Women (ECW) to establish a food pantry serving McKeesport families in need. Pictured above are Outreach Coordinators Karen […]
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