This year marks the 100th anniversary of the closing of our nation’s first Indian Boarding School in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. These residential facilities were first established under Christian missionaries with the …
Single-use plastic packaging—such as disposable bags, food wrap, and bottles—accounts for about 1/3 of all produced plastic. However, less than 20% of single-use plastic is recycled. According to studies published …
Did you know that we only serve Café Justo fair trade-PLUS coffee here at ELPC? Did you know that our first order for Café Justo was on April 18, 2011, …
The ELPC Justice Committee invites you to celebrate Earth Day by participating in The Climate Ribbon Project—an arts ritual to affirm our solidarity as we unite to fight against “climate …
Did you know that more than 9 billion tons of plastic has been produced since 1950—and the vast majority of it is still around? Only about 10% of it is …
The ELPC Board of Deacons thanks EVERYONE who participated in the 2017 Giving Tree ministry. ELPC members purchased gifts or supported the ministry financially, making it possible for more than …
As you drive down Broad St., passing Target, you will notice a huge, empty lot where the East Liberty Gardens apartment complex formerly stood. For many years, ELPC leadership, members, …
Have you switched from incandescent lights to LED (light-emitting diode)? Their initial purchase price is higher, but they offer significant advantages and savings. Quality LED lights use 75% less energy, …
Share the abundance in your life with others this Thanksgiving season. In conjunction with Stewardship Sunday, November 12, the ELPC Neighbors and Christian Education Committees invite you to donate general …
By the Rev. Patrice Fowler-Searcy A delegation of eight from the Pittsburgh Presbytery Malawi Partnership, including me, departed from Dulles Airport in D.C. on July 11. A day later, we …