(Note: Resolution 2 below contains the text as amended by Convention.) Two resolutions which have previously been submitted for consideration at the 145th Annual Convention of the diocese have been […]
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The 2010 diocesan convention, the 145th for this diocese, takes place October 15-16 at Trinity Cathedral in downtown Pittsburgh. All convention proceedings are open to the public, but two events […]
With brains in your head and feet in your shoes Please come to Calvary from any direction you choose. Friday, October 22 will be the day. Fun is waiting, so […]
The Church of the Redeemer in Squirrel Hill will hold its eighth annual community auction on Saturday evening, October 23, with doors opening at 6 p.m. Your $15 admission/donation includes […]
Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church in Highland Park is pleased to announce an addition to its already flourishing list of musical offerings. Peter J. Luley, St. Andrew's Director of Music, has […]
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Christian Associates is partnering with the Veterans Administration, Allegheny County Veterans Affairs and Behavioral Health in hosting a conference to assist professionals who relate to veterans and their families. October […]
One hundred years ago, the Episcopal Diocese of Northwestern Pennsylvania was formed out of what was then a relatively young Diocese of Pittsburgh. This year, Northwestern Pennsylvania extends an invitation […]
The House of Bishops, at the conclusion of the Sept. 16-21 meeting in Phoenix, told the Episcopal Church that the starting point for any effort towards immigration reform begins with […]
A major step in the re-opening of the diocesan archives has been taken this fall with the appointment of an interim archivist and History and Archives Commission. For over a […]
Members of the diocese can still help a family build a new home for themselves. Now that Abdi Muya, his wife, Rukia, and their five sons have moved into the […]
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