Pentecost Offering to be Received
Dear Siblings in Christ, God’s vision for the world is that everyone finds their place in God’s kin-dom—in God’s household. At Pentecost, we celebrate God’s pouring out of the Holy …
Dear Siblings in Christ, God’s vision for the world is that everyone finds their place in God’s kin-dom—in God’s household. At Pentecost, we celebrate God’s pouring out of the Holy …
Beginning this spring, we’re happy to announce that for each child baptized at ELPC, tree seedlings will be planted in the Tree Pittsburgh seed nursery. The Trees for Life ministry …
The ELPC Justice Committee will be collecting gently used furniture to be distributed amongst incoming refugee families on Sat., May 14, 9 am–4 pm, at the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary Parking …
Consider making a financial donation for those running in the Pittsburgh Marathon races in support of Open Hand Ministries (OHM). As a Marathon Run for a Reason charity, OHM’s goal …
We are pleased to announce that ELPC is once again certified as an Earth Care Congregation by PC(USA)’s Presbyterian Hunger Program through February 2023. ELPC was first certified in 2020. …
Following Sanctuary worship on Sunday, March 13, the Facing Systemic Racism Committee presented our second session on the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Letter from Birmingham Jail. Led by …
The ELPC Immigration and Integration Ministry Team, under leadership of Eric Jester, has helped to resettle: a mom and son from Sudan; a grandma, daughter, and granddaughter from Iraq; and …
The Environmental Team of the Justice Committee is offering a daily reflection-action calendar from PC(USA). During Lent, we slow down, take time, and examine our spiritual lives and how we …
Good news! The Refillery, a zero-waste store, is now open for business in Squirrel Hill! How does it work? You bring (or buy) empty containers to re-use and re-fill at …
In January, the Facing Systemic Racism Committee, Faith Formation Board, and Pastor Randy collaborated to present an introduction to the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Letter from Birmingham Jail. …