What’s Happening at East Liberty Presbyterian Church,
the “Cathedral of Hope”
Week of June 22, 2011

Our God is the Maker of all things seen and unseen; the Savior of all both near and far; the Spirit that enables us to live and breathe and worship God’s divine majesty.

Spotlight

ELPC Building Tour, Sunday July 10
Have you ever wanted to learn more about our Cathedral building and the ministries housed here? Or, do you want to explore the subbasement, discover the inner workings of the organ, and enjoy the views of East Liberty from the tower? A 30-minute walk on the main level, and a 90-minute, top-to-bottom tour are available on Sunday, July 10 following the 10 am worship service. Flat, close-toed shoes are required for the 90-minute tour. Read more about the church’s history and architecture

Mission Opportunity in Our Church Neighborhood July 2
Will you be around July 4th weekend and looking for an opportunity to support ELPC's neighbors? On Saturday July 2, ELPC and Open Hand Ministries will have a work day doing various rehab projects at the house in East Liberty that will become a home for the family ELPC is sponsoring. No special skills needed, all ages are welcome! We will find an appropriate activity for you. Learn more and sign up in the Mckelvey Room after services on Sunday. Or contact Emily Rosenthal, (412) 963-0139, or , or .

Worship services, Sunday, June 26

• 8:00 am: Good Samaritan Worship; Rev. Carol Lytch preaching.
• 10:00 am: Summer Worship; Rev. Heather Schoenewolf preaching. “The Trouble with Faith,” Genesis 22:1-14.

Adult Christian Ed, Sunday, June 26, 9:15 am

• Contemporaries: “Being Reformed: Theology for Presbyterians,” part 2 of 6. Second floor parlor.

Worship and prayer opportunities during the week

• Taizé prayer service: Every Wednesday, 7:00 pm in the Chapel. Join us after the June 29 service at 8:15 for “Celebrations!” All are welcome. Childcare available from 6:45 to 8:15 in the Nursery.
• Labyrinth prayer walk
• Centering Prayer

News and events

What’s happening at ELPC this week?
Read our weekly announcements for details on events, classes, and community partnerships this week at ELPC.

Volunteers in Ministry (VIM) opportunities
Each week we feature open opportunities where we need your hands. Read more about this week’s volunteer opportunities

In our community

East End Cooperative Ministry (EECM) Food Pantry
The EECM Food Pantry provides food for individuals and families facing hunger in Pittsburgh. June’s “Food of the Month” is rice.

East End Cooperative Ministry (EECM) Men’s Shelter
During the month of June, the Deacons continue to collect men’s socks, deodorant, and shampoo for EECM’s Men’s Shelter. Donations may be left in the hallway baskets. Thank you for your support!