Our Worship
Join us for worship every Sunday at 10am in the Sanctuary. Our 8am service will return in the fall.
Our 10am service is streamed online. You can join us online here.
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Our worship is grounded in the ancient practices of our global Anglican heritage as we have received them through the contemporary Episcopal theological tradition. We share Communion as part of worship using simple wafers and wine. Everyone who is baptized, from any tradition, is welcome to receive; even if you wish to receive a blessing, please come to the altar to share in this sacred time. Our worship is a work of the whole church. Lay volunteers read scripture, lead prayers, sing hymns, serve as acolytes, and support our clergy in sharing the Gospel and celebrating the Eucharist.
Our Choir
Our liturgy is enriched by the musical gifts of our own volunteer choir as well as our congregational singing and occasional guests. The choir practices weekly and is part of the Sunday service from September to May, as well as for special services throughout the year.
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Our Organist and Director of Music is Kevin Clemens; you can meet him here. Our choir practices on Thursday evenings (7pm) and Sunday mornings before the 10am service. If you are interested in joining the choir, we welcome all talents and voices; please contact him.
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The choir is accompanied by an organ that is unique in the Pittsburgh area. The E.M. Skinner Company Opus 202 organ was built in 1912, rebuilt in 1991, and it retains much of its character as an English Romantic instrument. The Trompette en Chamade in the rear of the nave was added in 1999 as a memorial to Jane Pugh Heaton by prominent Pittsburgh organist Charles Huddleston Heaton. We additionally have both a piano and harpsichord, as well as, brass and string accompanists for special services. You can learn more about our organ here.
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