An article that appeared on Episcopal Life Online on January 23, 2009 reported that Bishop Henry Scriven, the former Assistant Bishop for the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh, had renounced his […]
Read More… from Standing Committee Statement Regarding Bishop Henry Scriven
A Celebration of the Life and Ministry of the First African-American to be Ordained in the Episcopal Church, sponsored by the Commission on Racism of the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh […]
As we begin to prepare for Lent, you are encouraged to order Episcopal Relief & Development’s 2009 Lenten Devotional: Peace and Compassion to Heal a Hurting World. The devotional includes […]
On January 20, 2009, the attorneys for former Bishop Duncan and other former leaders of the Diocese who now regard themselves to be affiliated with the Anglican Province of the […]
Read More… from Information On Recent Court Filings by Southern Cone Group
Katy Shackleton Williams, lyric coloratura soprano, to sing in Chancel Choir, coach Choral Scholars and other parish voice students, and to present recitals at Mt. Lebanon church. Lyric coloratura soprano […]
Read More… from St. Paul’s, Mt. Lebanon Welcomes Vocal Artist-In-Residence
Attention all Calvary Campers! Camper applications for the Summer of 2009 are now available! Registration, along with information about specific sessions and applicable fees, are available online by clicking here. […]
Read More… from Calvary Camp 2009 Summer Registration Begins
The following positions were filled by elections that were held at the January 5, 2009 Diocesan Council meeting: President of Diocesan Council: Joan Morris, St. Andrew’s, Highland Park Vice President […]
The Church of the Holy Cross (Episcopal) located at 7507 Kelly St, Pittsburgh, PA,15208 will be host to "Obama Sunday" on 10:30am, Sunday, January 25th, 2009. This special service will […]
The congregations and vestries of two additional parishes have voted to remain part of the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh of the Episcopal Church of the United States. St. Mark’s Episcopal […]
In the spirit of shared responsibility and collegiality that emerged as a centerpiece of the January 10th Diocesan Leadership Day convened by Bishop Johnson, members of several diocesan governing bodies […]
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