One sign of systemic poverty is food insecurity. Although our East Liberty neighborhood is considered a food oasis—a community where there are numerous food stores and opportunities to secure needed …
Each year during the Advent and Christmas season, we turn our eyes to Bethlehem and celebrate the wondrous gift of Jesus Christ, our Savior. God has blessed the church with …
Let this year’s Christmas shopping help people in need and share the good news of the gospel in creative, justice-oriented ways. Instead of scarves, socks, and “stuff,” why not make …
Help us tell the story of Jesus’ birth! Persons of all ages are invited to collect any of the following items and participate in our Christmas Pageant when prompted: Bell …
As winter arrives and we continue to live amidst the realities of this pandemic, there’s a growing need for us to have regular time and space to center down in …
I was super excited when Pastor Randy proposed the idea that I collaborate with Kathryn Ophardt, our intern from Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, on a bilingual meditation group. I thought to …
Let me begin with a wonderful quote from a recent newspaper article by Ian Corbin. “The anthropologist Margaret Mead was once asked to identify the earliest material sign of human …
As we journey through Advent, there are a number of activities for you to get involved in and spend the season together, virtually. Below is a roundup of events. Click …
ELPC has a long-standing relationship with our neighboring Presbyterian congregations: Open Door and Valley View of Garfield. We have helped in the past with funds for Garfield Farm and also …
Detailed information about Pittsburgh’s Creative and Performing Arts (CAPA) Middle and High School magnet application and audition process is online. Please read this information carefully and note the deadline dates. …