The Commission on Racism will offer Anti-racism Training on March 4 and 5 at St. Thomas Church in Oakmont. Because this workshop has been specially tailored for those directly involved […]
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Episcopal Diocese Offers Guidelines to Encourage Parish Property Settlements
Building on two recent amicable agreements that settled parish property disputes, the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh has invited all other local congregations leaving the Episcopal Church to begin conversations aimed […]
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Episcopal Urban Caucus Workshops Detailed
Building Bridges – Healing Connections in a Broken World: May the Beauty We Love Be What We Do Doubletree Hotel, Pittsburgh, PA February 23-26, 2011 Complete details and registration information […]
Carl Hockenberry Named Diocesan Treasurer
The diocese is pleased to welcome Carl N. Hockenberry as its new Treasurer. He begins the job on February 16. Carl is a Certified Public Accountant with 25 years experience […]
Growing Interest in Growing Parishes
A record 94 people attended the February 12 Leadership Day to hear Anne Rudig, Communication Director of the Episcopal Church, talk about the latest research on what makes for a […]
The Super Bowl That Keeps on Giving
In addition to food already donated to a Wisconsin mission as part of a win/win wager between Bishop Price and Bishop Russell Jacobus of Fond du Lac (click here for […]
Diocese and Somerset Congregation Resolve Differences
The Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh and the Somerset Anglican Fellowship announced today (February 14, 2011) that they have signed an amicable agreement resolving parish property issues. It is the second […]
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Public Announcement of Agreement with Somerset Anglican Fellowship
Note: The following letter and Executive Summary are being sent by mail to the rector and vestry of every parish of the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh as well as to […]
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Episcopal Urban Caucus
Building Bridges – Healing Connections in a Broken World: May the Beauty We Love Be What We Do February 23 – 26, 2011 Doubletree Hotel – Pittsburgh, PA The Episcopal […]
A Super Bowl Loss? Not Here (Nor There)
When Bishop Ken Price recently talked with his good friend, Bishop Russell Jacobus of Fond du Lac (i.e. Green Bay), both men agreed the Super Bowl would result in a […]
