The Rev. Dr. Jim Simons is the Chair of Dispatch of Business, the "gatekeeper" of all things related to legislative actions. Steve Stagnitta serves on […]
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The 47th Triennial Meeting of the Episcopal Church Women on Saturday honored Dana Phillips from St. Thomas, Oakmont, with a Distinguished Woman Award. This award […]
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At the 77th General Convention of the Episcopal Church, meeting in Indianapolis, IN, the House of Bishops and the House of Deputies each agreed unanimously […]
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In this connected age, there will be many opportunities to stay current with the happenings in Indianapolis. Members of the diocesan deputation, Bishop Price, and […]
Q: What is General Convention? A: General Convention is the Episcopal Church's triennial gathering of bishops and elected clergy and lay deputies. Its bicameral makeup […]
Read More… from The 77th General Convention of the Episcopal Church Ready to go in Indianapolis
Dear Friends in Christ, As I prepare for next week's General Convention and my expected confirmation as your Bishop-elect, I wanted to write you concerning […]
Dear Members of the Diocese of Pittsburgh, More than 18 years ago, St. Stephen's Episcopal Church decided to begin a youth ministry to address the […]
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Building on the rewarding experience of sponsoring the Habitat for Humanity house in Sharpsburg two years ago, the Social Justice and Outreach Committee is again […]
The Diocesan Commission on Racism has scheduled it's annual workday for Saturday, June 23rd at the Community of Celebration in Aliquippa from 9:00 a.m. until […]
Read More… from Commission on Racism Workday Planned, Input Requested
Note: The deadline for submission is now earlier than previously announced. The Resolutions Committee of Diocesan Council is now accepting items to be considered by […]
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