Category: Missions

We need volunteers to help us prepare and serve meals to residents at East End Cooperative Ministry (EECM.) Many hands make light work, and we need more hands! We’re looking …

Did you know food scraps make up one third of an average household’s trash? In landfills, these scraps take up space and contribute to methane (greenhouse gas) production. The good …

On January 1, 1863, Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation Two and a half years later, on June 19, 1865, Union soldiers pulled up at Galveston, Texas, with word that …

As more renewable generation is added to the grid, electricity will become a greener energy source than natural gas or oil. You can tap into this renewable source by making …

Garfield Community Farms has generously agreed to allow us to take our kitchen scraps and yard clippings and more to a specific bin on their property. They have given us …

God’s vision for the world is that everyone find a place within God’s kingdom. At Pentecost, we celebrate the pouring out of the Holy Spirit by God, so that people …

In advance of the May 18 elections, the ELPC Justice Committee encourages everyone to have their voice heard and vote. To help explain some of the issues on the ballot, …

The ELPC Mission Board thanks everyone who donated toiletry items at our April drive-by collection in support of people housed at Allegheny County Jail. The event was a wonderful success …

Now—before air conditioning season begins—is the perfect time to switch to an all-renewable source for your electricity. Rates tend to be lowest in early spring, so take this opportunity to …

Scripture reminds us that God’s people belong with those in need—releasing people from the bonds of injustice, feeding the hungry, clothing the naked, and welcoming those without shelter. And as …