Use of Pronouns
The Justice Committee invites you to use your personal pronouns when introducing yourself to others. You may have noticed new name tags at Rally Day or the Extravaganza that included …
The Justice Committee invites you to use your personal pronouns when introducing yourself to others. You may have noticed new name tags at Rally Day or the Extravaganza that included …
We are excited to share that ELPC’s LGBTQ Ministry is changing its name to thoughtfully and prayerfully grow and change to meet the needs and interests of its participants. Now …
To celebrate Pittsburgh Pride 2022, ELPC will be joining other Presbyterian Churches through a newly formed group called LAMP: LGBTQIA+ Affirming Ministries of Pittsburgh. Together, we will march with other …
Lenten Reflection on Matthew 26:36-46 Jesus knew that Judas had departed to set his betrayal in motion. Jesus leaves the place where he has shared the Passover meal with the disciples, …
Lenten Reflection on John 12:1-8 The writer of the gospel of John was both a literary master and a gifted theologian. For example, the story of Jesus being anointed with …
Lenten Reflection and Psalm 137 on Ezekiel 40 God’s people experienced a season of exile – in which many were sent away from their homes; the temple was destroyed; an …
Lenten Reflection on Exodus 16:1-8; 31 Crisis or wilderness experiences, whether precipitated by daily need or physical suffering can lead to a crisis of faith. In the Exodus passage, just …
Lenten Reflection on 1 Kings 19:11-12 Sometimes life can be overwhelming. We may be stressed by the circumstances of our day, afraid for our future, and tired of doing what is …
Lenten Reflection on Luke 4:1-13 One of the richest passages for reflection in the gospels is the story of Jesus being tempted just prior to the start of his public …
The season of Lent begins on Ash Wednesday, February 17. Lent marks the 40 days leading up to Easter (not including Sundays), in which we take times to contemplate our …