Welcome
Welcome to Prince of Peace Church!
SIGN-UP FOR NEXT WEEKEND'S WORSHIP, SEPTEMBER 19-20: Click Here
SIGN-UP FOR THE SPECIAL WORSHIP SERVICE on SEPT. 19 at 4:00PM: Click Here
(This Special Worship Service will expect each worshipper to wear a face covering throughout the service. All are invited!)
SIGN-UP FOR "The Return" NATIONAL PRAYER GATHERING ON SEPTEMBER 26th: Click Here
Start praying for THE RETURN now with a 10-Day Prayer Guide: Click Here
You can also sign up for any gathering by calling the church office at 724-622-7973
Sign-up for the NEW Adult Bible Class with Video (Sept. 20th) here: Click Here
Sept. 20th Adult Class Topic: "Do our lives really matter?"
Worship services from this past weekend, August 29-30, are online here: Click Here
Remember: You can also watch The Chosen Video Series at home: Click Here
ERILYNNE BARNUM'S MEMORIAL PAGE: Click Here
MORE INFORMATION ABOUT RE-OPENING: Click Here
Have you checked out our Virtual Coffee Hour?
A few of our congregation would like to greet you...
Go to Virtual Coffee Hour: Click Here
Won't you consider sending in YOUR video greeting?
In case you missed it...
WORSHIP is available ONLINE for past Sundays including Pentecost, all the Sundays of the Easter Season, Easter Sunday, Good Friday, Maundy Thursday, and Palm Sunday!
Click here for past worship services online: Click Here
Now that our government restrictions are mostly over... WORSHIP WILL BE IN-PERSON AND ONLINE!
REGULAR WELCOME MESSAGE:
Are you looking for a church to call home?
We are a friendly, family-oriented church located near the Pittsburgh Airport. Please join us for worship.
We look forward to welcoming you.
We pray that in our worship you will know the presence of the Almighty God and the saving grace and love of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Prince of Peace Church is part of the Anglican Diocese of Pittsburgh, the Anglican Church in North America, and the worldwide Anglican Communion, and is part of God's one holy catholic and apostolic Church.
If you are looking for a parish family, please consider us as a place in which to worship, a place to find peace, and a place to call home!
