![](https://www.episcopalpgh.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Safeguarding-Gods-Children-150x150.png)
With the beginning of Sunday School and other programs for children and young people, please remember the importance of child abuse prevention. As Christians, we… Read More
With the beginning of Sunday School and other programs for children and young people, please remember the importance of child abuse prevention. As Christians, we… Read More
432 people lost their lives from drug overdoses in Allegheny County in 2018. On Overdose Awareness Day, Friday, August 30, we will remember them, we… Read More
EfM (Education for Ministry) started in 1975 when the School of Theology at the University of the South (Sewanee) decided to develop a curriculum which… Read More
Join the youth from Province III for a bus trip from Washington, DC to Philadelphia, PA. Visit historical sites, hear from leaders in the church… Read More
As many of you know, I will be on sabbatical from August 1 through November 3rd. I am grateful that the Right Reverend Kenneth Price… Read More
The Union of Black Episcopalians have made bulletin and liturgical resources available to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the first enslaved African’s arrival in Jamestown, VA… Read More
All parishes are reminded that the completed Parish Audit Reports are due in the diocesan office by September 1, 2019. Diocesan Canon XVII, Section 5… Read More
Fr. Bell served as Rector at the Church of the Advent in Jeannette. Fr. Jude Bell, monk of St. Gregory’s Abbey, an Episcopal Benedictine monastery… Read More
Wholly Holy: Exploring Faith, Practice, and Belonging in Judaism and Christianity is a series about Jewish and Christian lifecycle events and why we observe them… Read More
Our diocese has navigated through significant challenges over the past ten years and we are now ready to define our future in terms of new/renewed… Read More