A general meeting to reorganize the Clergy Association of the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh will take place on Tuesday, February 3, 2009, from 10:30 a.m. […]
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The best answer can only be subjective because it is a personal response not based on a commonly shared understanding. Yet musicians take great delight […]
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The Rt. Rev. Robert Johnson will be available for a limited number of Sundays to do visitations and confirmations. If your parish would like to […]
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New Year’s Eve in Highland Park At St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church We’ll have our own little corner of "First Night" here in Highland Park, Wednesday, […]
The Rt. Rev. Robert Johnson, Assisting Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh and The Rev. Jim Simons, President of the Standing Committee, invite the […]
“…And they shall name him Emmanuel, which means, ‘God is with us.’” So reads the infancy narrative of Matthew’s gospel (1:23). Ever since I was […]
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Days after returning to Bethlehem after observing the Diocese of Pittsburgh’s Special Convention on December 12 and 13, Paul Marshall, the senior Episcopal Bishop in […]
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To the faithful Episcopalians in the Diocese of Pittsburgh: This weekend was a very special one for me and it was a very special one […]
The Report of Elections for those positions elected by the Convention and individual Districts is available by clicking here. A complete list of those in […]
State of the Diocese Report Special Convention of the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh The Rev. Dr. James B. Simons December 13, 2008 "For everything there […]
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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.
