Deadlines approach for Elected Office Nominations, Lay Deputy Certification We know, summer has not even officially started yet, but it's time to start looking ahead to our 145th Diocesan Convention […]
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Librarians, Historians, Archivists and Genealogists Needed The Diocese is looking for people with training in library science, archives, history or genealogy to serve on the Commission on History and Archives. […]
More than $359,000 in local parish funds that had been tied up in a legal dispute have been paid out to the various churches for their use, as promised by […]
What is an Ultreya and why should I come? Ultreya is a Reunion of reunion groups. The definition of Ultreya means “Onward”. It is an ancient greeting used to encourage […]
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The diocesan Commission on Racism will sponsor a training weekend for all members of Diocesan Council, the Standing Committee and Trustees, June 11-12 at the Spiritan Center in Bethel Park. […]
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St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, Wilkinsburg, joins other parishes this week in adding money to the muscle that's helping Habitat for Humanity. St. Stephen's will hold a "Hungry for Habitat" spaghetti […]
St. Michael's of the Valley in Ligonier awarded its annual scholarship to a graduating student of The Neighborhood Academy on May 27, this year honoring Slippery Rock University-bound Amanda Lawson. […]
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The CREDO Institute of the Episcopal Church brought its wellness program to the Diocese of Pittsburgh last weekend, as it sponsored two days of reflection, discussion and prayer for nearly […]
St. Michael's of the Valley Episcopal Church in Ligonier invites you to attend the 60th Annual Country Fair on Saturday, June 5, 2010, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Strolling […]
This year a new Memorial Day service is planned at the National Cemetery of the Alleghenies in Bridgeville. The Rev. Richard A. Pollard from All Saints Episcopal Fellowship in Bridgeville, […]
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