By the Environmental Team of the Justice Committee Seventy-seven people in our faith family pledged to fight the climate crisis by adopting new environmentally conscious actions. Many people have reported …
The Pilgrimage of Trust on Earth, the first American Intercontinental Meeting of Taizé, was held in Dayton, Ohio, in May 1992. As the brothers of Taizé began to prepare for …
by Tim VanFleet, ELPC member A casual conversation in a church office 20 years ago caused me to re-examine my religious commitment—particularly in the area of mission. As a result …
Original Text posted at Pittsburgh Legal Back Talk by Mary Nell Cummings, attorney, Casa San José volunteer, and ELPC friend On January 3, a Casa San José community member was …
The Lost and Found Pharmacy and Soda Fountain is a tiny independent drug store in the Penn Hills community. It’s a giant, though, in its uniqueness. One of only four …
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, …
You may be aware that a labyrinth is available at ELPC for prayer and walking on Mondays, 7 am–1 pm, and Wednesdays, 9 am–9 pm. But, did you know this …
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 …
Humane Action Pittsburgh is a coalition of citizen lobbyists dedicated to advancing animal protection through legislation and policy. In just 2 hours, you will learn to do more for animals …