To: All Clergy, Lay Deputies and Senior Wardens From: The Rev. Canon James Shoucair, Secretary to Convention The 147th Annual Convention of the Diocese will […]
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St. Andrew's Episcopal Church 5801 Hampton Street Pittsburgh, PA 15206-1615 (Highland Park) 412-661-1245 […]
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By the Rev. Lynn Edwards, Founder of the Shepherd Wellness Community My destiny in life remained a mystery to me until I heard hints about a […]
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[ENS] The Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh ordained its 8th diocesan bishop on Oct. 20 in a ceremony of reverence and ritual that included a touch […]
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By Jennifer Palmer, St Andrew’s, Highland Park October 22, 2012 I am a Cradle Episcopalian, born and raised in the Diocese of Pittsburgh at the […]
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Sermon by the Rev. Hurmon Hamilton, Teaching Pastor at Abundant Life Christian Fellowship in Mountain View, CA, delivered on October 20, 2012 at the Consecration and […]
Those unable to attend the Ordination and Consecration of our new bishop may watch the event live on the Internet. Simply visit www.episcopalpgh.org/webcast/ anytime. DVDs […]
The 1923 silent film classic “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” comes to Trinity Cathedral, downtown, with a live pipe organ accompaniment. “Hunchback” stars Lon Chaney, Sr., […]
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Pittsburgh Poet Jan Beatty will share an overview of the present state of the “literary scene” in our city and region, a reading of her […]
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The Finance Committee of Episcopal Church Women of the Diocese Of Pittsburgh recommends the following disbursements of income from the Bailey, Fleming, Hartley, Kendig and […]
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