Celebrate & Commemorate Mission
October is Mission Month at ELPC, and each Sunday, special themes will be lifted up during and following our Sanctuary worship services. Together, we’ll learn more about our church and …
October is Mission Month at ELPC, and each Sunday, special themes will be lifted up during and following our Sanctuary worship services. Together, we’ll learn more about our church and …
By the Environmental Team of the Justice Committee Seventy-seven people in our faith family pledged to fight the climate crisis by adopting new environmentally conscious actions. Many people have reported …
By the ELPC Environmental Team According to the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR), there are approximately 2,100 plants that are native to Pennsylvania—including varieties of ferns, mosses, grasses, …
Every year, we have the opportunity to support various missions of the national church and local ministries by participating in the PC(USA) denomination-wide offerings.
As you may know, more than 1.5 Million people in Malawi, Mozambique, and Zimbabwe were affected by a devastating cyclone in March. A delegation of travelers from Pittsburgh Presbytery—including ELPC …
May is a good time to plant a tree so it can establish its root system before the summer heat begins. Trees absorb and store carbon dioxide (CO2)—a major contributor …
by Tim VanFleet, ELPC member A casual conversation in a church office 20 years ago caused me to re-examine my religious commitment—particularly in the area of mission. As a result …
The Environmental Team of the Justice Committee offers some tips to help your spring cleaning be more environmentally friendly. Here are some common, non-toxic cleaning ingredients that can be found …
Zero Waste is a movement that encourages the “Reduce and Reuse” part of the “Reduce, Reuse, Recycle” adage. For too long, we have largely ignored the first two steps and …
Original Text posted at Pittsburgh Legal Back Talk by Mary Nell Cummings, attorney, Casa San José volunteer, and ELPC friend On January 3, a Casa San José community member was …