On Friday, April 9 and Saturday, April 10, St. Thomas Memorial Episcopal Church, Oakmont, PA, will host a health and healing conference led by the […]
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A simple idea that started as an outreach project for victims of the great Johnstown flood in 1889 has continued to become a community tradition […]
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The diocese’s annual observance of the feast of Absalom Jones, postponed because of the early February blizzard, is now scheduled for May 1st. The springtime […]
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Registration Deadline Nears Register by March 1 to attend any of the Rev. John Bell's three-part workshop, "Why Do God's People Sing?," taking place March […]
Attorneys representing the former leaders of this diocese are seeking to appeal the decision of the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County that determined […]
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Today the Executive Council of the Episcopal Church elected the Rev. Dr. James B. Simons, Rector of St. Michael’s in the Valley, Ligonier, as its […]
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As we gathered in our various congregations on the Last Sunday of Epiphany, contemplating moving into Lent, we might have been surprised to hear the […]
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The Ninth Annual East End Parishes Tuesday Night Lenten Preaching Series 2010 […]
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Diocesan Sunday School and Christian Education Directors will be meeting on Thursday, February 18, at 1:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Highland Park. […]
The Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh invites you to join us for A Celebration of New Ministry for the Right Reverend Kenneth L. Price, Jr. Sunday, […]
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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.
