Great Church with great loving people! Stop in for a visit! I would highly recommend.read more

The people in this church are really fantastic. I was going through a very difficult time 3 years…read moreago, and they could not have been more helpful. If you are within a 45 minute drive, this church should be on your radar. They are biblical sound, which is very rare these days. If you want to grow in your faith this is a great church.

After going here for years, have sadly seen the leadership's hearts harden and their desire to…read moremodel Christ lessen. If you are searching for a church home, I cannot suggest going here until issues within the church have been sorted out. There are many other great churches in the area that are worth checking out. Avoid this church unless you want to go and try to hold the leadership accountable to the truth, it won't be easy.

The Baptism of friend went well - I watched on line. Checked itbout ahead of time from Maryland. It…read morehas a great Pastor & I can tell it is a Good church. I hope my friend will find a ride & start going!

We were lucky to find this church, or maybe it was an answer to my prayers. The Pastor, Rick Morgan…read moreis spirit filled and Bible based, extremely knowledgeable at a deep level and still so friendly and real. The people are the family of Christ and treat everyone with kindness, love and respect. The daycare people are out of this world, my grandson Jordan loves them (always asks when we are going to see Miss Mandy). The singers are very talented. But most important it is a port in the storm of life and all it's difficulties and an explanation as to why things are the way they are. It's in God's hands and Jesus is King and has already won.

Bridge City Church is an awesome local church! They are Biblically based and only preach the Bible…read more It was hard to find a Christian church in Pittsburgh, so I looked outside the city and I am so happy to find them. The members are super friendly and they are great for prayer circles after service if you need a prayer. We've made them our church away from home, so we will definitely be back next summer!

Ben is not the pastor for this job !! Poor example of a man…read moremuch less a leader of any church . i've had first hand experience.. very insecure... i had issues at a point when i come to learn all i got were excuses and to top it off lies ... yes lies ... extremely poor leader ... readers beware, no exaggerations only reason i share is many people could be blinded

This is a gorgeous church, with friendly congregants, many from earlier days. In town to get…read moretogether with family, some of whom lived here in the fifties, we recognized family from our parents generation! We hadn't seen them in at least fifteen years! We had them over for dinner, they treated some of our kids' generation to a local museum of which they were members, and we met again for a delicious dinner near where they now live, across the Allegheny River 15 minutes from the church! Community ties and family ties are strong and long-lasting here.

Has really fallen in the last several years. Community outreach is no longer a pillar of this…read moreinstitution. Clergy are no longer engaged community citizens, leading on issues of social concern and change. Gone are the days when guest speakers moved us to think and act on Sunday mornings. Gone are the days when children's voices flooded the halls. This church has become almost lazy -- relying on providing space to community organizations and labeling it "outreach." The leaders of this church used to be national figures, whose voices carried weight and whose opinions commanded respect. They wrote on issues of concern and acted when others did not. Sadly, this is not the Calvary Church of previous decades, as beautiful as the structure may be. Of course, just my opinion.

This has been my home church since 2014. I was baptized here and also created many lifelong…read morefriendship. The worship music is great as well as the message. Northway is actually one church with multiple locations (Wexford, Sewickley, Oakland, Dormont, East End & in Feb 2018, Beaver Valley) The main campus is Wexford and all of the other sites watch the sermon via screen, although sometimes there are live sermons on campus, It may sound strange, but you truly feel like you are there and the message is loud and clear. They want all of the campuses to receive the exact same message. There are serving opportunities inside and outside of the church. All off the campuses have what is called a small group (think, Bible Study) Since it is a larger church, small groups help you create personal friendship within the church. Oakland has 3 different service times on Sunday: 9am, 11am and 5pm. All generations attend, but a large group of the attendance is from college students and 20-30s. But like I said, it is all generations. I highly recommend checking it out. Its a great church and the growth of Northway tells you that others also enjoy our church. Despite Northway as a whole and the Oakland campus having a larger attendance, you truly feel like a family here and it is not overwhelming. Everyone is so welcoming.

**FYI** The church has purchased a building and their address has changed. Please check out the…read morewebsite for the new address. My oldest son attends this church and asked me to come and visit. They purchased a new building around Easter. The church is in a more office looking building than what most people think of when they think of a church building/temple/synagogue. The 1st floor is indoor parking. They also have a small private parking lot the second floor is the Welcome Center and the children's area. The third floor is where the sanctuary is located. They have 3 services -9am, 11am, and 5pm. Their service starts with a time of praise & worship. The music is performed by a drummer, piano player, a couple of guitarists, and a violinist. I really enjoyed the time of worship. Then their is a sermon. What makes this a little different is that even though this campus of North Way has it's own pastor the sermon is given by one of the pastors that each shepherd a campus of North Way. So the sermon is "shown" live on a big screen that looks like the person is preaching from the platform where you are attending. It is streamed live from the main campus and each pastor goes to that campus to preach on their given Sunday. I thought it would be weird not having an actual pastor preaching, but you adapt quickly to the streaming. I find the concept interesting because you are able to see a couple of different preaching styles. I was at the 9am service and it was comprised of a lot of young adults but there were a few older adults. I would definitely go back. It was nice to see that my son attends a wonderful church.

I've been going to Saint George since I moved to Pittsburgh and it has been a great home away from…read morehome parish. The community is welcoming, the choirs (both Byzantine and general liturgical) are excellent, there are lots of active young people, and the priest, Fr Demetrios, is a vibrant and compassionate man.

This parish is in a tiny former mining town. St. Edward's has been around since around 1920. The…read more"new" parish building was completed in 1967. We didn't go here for architecture. We went here because it was our community church. My family line has belonged since Our Lady of Victory in Madison, PA burned down in 1934 until 2007 when the last of us packed up for jobs inTexas. I was baptized, got my first confession, first communion and confirmation all here. Thank you St. Edward's for my grammar school education. I know all of us who went to your school went out into the pubilc sector far better prepared than our peers. xoxoxoxoxoxo