Author: The Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh

A Way of Love Pilgrimage to Huntington, WV

Lay and ordained people from across the greater Mid Atlantic region are scheduled to walk the Way of Love on March 25-26, 2019, as pilgrims… Read More

The Rev. Dr. Harold Lewis Preaching and Signing Books in Homewood

The Rev. Dr. Harold T. Lewis will be preaching and signing copies of his new book, It Is Well with My Soul: Messages of Hope for the… Read More

RESCHEDULED: The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration

Dear brothers and sisters of the Church Without Walls project, Given today’s icy conditions, Dr. Canady and Bishop McConnell have decided to postpone our planned… Read More

Reimagining the Diocese of Pittsburgh

by Jon Delano President, Diocesan Council What is God calling us to do here in the Diocese of Pittsburgh in the 21st century, and how… Read More

Winter Book and Jewelry Sale at Atonement, Carnegie

Winter is a great time to catch up on reading! Come browse a wonderful book selection – you’re sure to find something to enjoy. If… Read More

Single Use Plastics (SUP) Challenge

From the Diocesan Social Justice and Outreach Committee: Plastic in the oceans kills  over a  million  sea birds, 100,000 marine mammals, and countless fish every… Read More

Children’s Ministry Team Book Study

The Children’s Ministry Team is conducting an online book study of Love First: A Children’s Ministry for the Whole Church by Colette Potts. A copy… Read More

2019 Visitation Schedule and Diocesan Cycle of Prayer Now Available

Bishop McConnell’s 2019 visitation schedule is now available for download and printing by clicking here. A printable version of the 2019 Diocesan Cycle of Prayer… Read More

An Invitation to Shabbat From Our Jewish Neighbors

All are warmly invited to a Shabbat service, reception, & conversation to connect with some of our Jewish neighbors in Pittsburgh. Congregation Beth Shalom 5915… Read More

Save the Date: Lenten Learning Day 2019

Mark your calendar for Lenten Learning Day 2019, Saturday, March 23, at St. Brendan’s Episcopal Church in Franklin Park.  This will be a special day… Read More