Category: Missions

On Sunday, August 27, the ELPC Mission Board Committees hosted a Letters to Legislators event during which more than 40 attendees had the opportunity to write to local, state, and …

Home and transportation electrification—coupled with greening of the electricity supply—is the current best strategy on how we can collectively reduce our climate impact. The Biden Administration’s Inflation Reduction Act provides …

The Chapel Market is in need of spring and summer clothing donations for children, women, and men. Men’s clothing—pants, underwear, undershirts, and athletic socks—are especially NEEDED! Donations can be left …

Open Hand Ministries (OHM), one of ELPC’s mission organizations, reports that 49 runners are registered to RUN for a REASON and support OHM during the Pittsburgh Marathon, May 6–7. Eleven …

People of faith are inspired to act on climate issues for a multitude of reasons. If your religious experience is strongly connected to the sanctity of God’s creation, you will …

After a hiatus necessitated by Covid, a delegation of the Pittsburgh Presbytery International Partnership will travel to Malawi, March 8–23, to worship, serve, and pray with our beloved partner churches …

As you may know, Earth’s population has just crossed the 8 billion mark. What do we make of this very large number of people? Do we succumb to worry about …

As a Matthew 25 congregation, we embrace and care for those in need—including the final phrase of the verse, noting, “…I was in prison and you came to me…” We …

We probably all agree that the practice of mindfulness—of paying attention to everyday details and actions, and looking more deeply and lovingly at the world around us—is a good thing. …