Saturday, November 8, 2014, Trinity Cathedral Elected At-Large: Board of Trustees: Gerald W. Dalton, St. Stephen's, Wilkinsburg Michael A. Donadee, St. Brendan's, Franklin Park Cathedral […]
Read More… from Summary of Voting at the 149th Diocesan Convention
Dear Friends in Christ, All Saints is upon us. This is incredibly good news. Not that you'd know it by the initial evidence. Betsy, Evan […]
Read More… from All Saints: Extraordinary Grace and Battery-Powered Illusion
Here's an opportunity to share our blessings in a worthwhile activity just before Thanksgiving. You can join fellow Episcopalians from across the Diocese at our […]
Read More… from Episcopal Workday at the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank
The Next Step Group Invites you to Come… Sit… Listen… Share The Next Step Group offers spiritual seekers a place where there are no problems too big […]
You are invited to the second annual Pittsburgh-wide, ecumenical All Saints Day memorial service at Heinz Chapel on Saturday, November 1 at 8:00 PM. The […]
Read More… from Pittsburgh Compline Choir Sings Requiem Mass
The monthly newsletter supporting the diocesan Children's Ministry Team is now available. The October, 2014 edition is a special "Godly Play" issue. […]
Read More… from October 2014 “Feed My Sheep” Newsletter Available
An opportunity for prayer, education, discussion, and action Offered for everyone in the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh, their families and their friends. Sponsored by the […]
Read More… from Peace be with you… A respectful conversation about preventing gun violence
Dear Friends in Christ, The last few Sundays have not been easy on the listener in the pew or the preacher in the pulpit: a […]
When I joined the diocesan staff in August, the Bishop asked me to work with the staff to review the communications infrastructure and processes of […]
What: This materials workshop will give resources and know how to prepare your Godly Play Winter Stories. This workshop is ideal for those curious about Godly Play, […]
Read More… from Godly Play: Winter Stories and Materials Workshop
The Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh is a collective fellowship of communities alive in the love of God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, seeking and serving Jesus Christ in all persons and in all of God’s creation.
Our actions and beliefs are guided by Scripture, Tradition, and Reason.
