Went here with my husband to check this church out since it was near to where we lived. The main…read moresanctuary sits upstairs and for some reason is dimly lit. I noticed that all the shades were drawn on the windows and the indoor lighting made me feel like I was watching a performance. A few people greeted us upon arrival and offered us coffee and water bottles. The sanctuary is large but I noticed that there weren't a lot of people there to fill it up. The style of worship is contemporary with the words projected onto two screens off to the sides. I noticed a 3rd screen behind us which I assumed was for the benefit of those on the worship platform. The service seemed to be rushed with hardly any breaks in between. When worship was over they had a quick "greet your neighbor" but as we looked around as strangers only one person came over and shook our hands. The lead pastor then proceeded with today's message. As I was trying to follow it I noticed that they don't supply you with any Bibles and when I tried to read the Scriptures he was teaching from the words on the screens appeared small and blurry so I had a hard time with this. After the sermon they made general announcements and had their worship team come back and lead us into one final song. We were then dismissed. During the service no one really gave any acknowledgements to visiting guests whom we were and what we were supposed to do afterwards. First impressions say a lot about a church and for the few who did welcome us I am grateful. Yet I knew within 15 minutes of the service that this would not be a place I would like to come on a regular basis. The church is non-denominational and does have their statement of beliefs on their website. I'm glad I got the opportunity to see what this place is like but really each person has to decide for himself what best meets their needs.

From the owner: Looking for a non-denominational church in Robinson, PA? North Way Christian Community Robinson is…read morea non-denominational, evangelical, family church in Robinson in the Carnegie, Pennsylvania. We invite you to visit and worship with us Sunday!

A beautiful church in Carnegie with incredibly friendly staff! Also currently serves as a host…read morechurch for the Indian Orthodox Church in Pittsburgh. Would highly recommend visiting for worship!

Beautiful Ukrainian Church in Carnegie ! Can't wait for the Food Fest this year to have the best…read morePierogies & traditional Ukrainian food .

Nice people! I work in the kitchen in the summer for 4 days and everyone is kind! Please donate…read moremoney they need help!

As a rule I do not like to rate houses of worship because everyone has a right to their own…read morebeliefs. This rating therefore is only limited to what type of church it is and what they have to offer. This is a charismatic non-demoninational church located in Scott Township. The congregation averages about 200 people. They have two services which you can elect to go either or both. The first is on Thurs. evenings at 7 and the second is Sunday mornings at 10. They have various small groups that meet during the week. They service is spontaneous rather than structured. Song lyrics are posted on a projected along with a ppt of the sermon of the day. They have a nursery, children's church up to about 6th grade. In the summer the offer a very good vacation Bible school. They have a large gym area for special functions along with a nice multipurpose room for teaching. There are other rooms for various purposes. People are friendly but you would normally expect that upon visiting a church. For more information either check their website or contact the church.

Amazing, Holy Spirit filled church. Lovely people. A lot of Love. Nothing but Jesus. The Holy…read moreTrinity is praised. Great worship. .

Great Christian church w lots of programs for young & old. Attended grief share program- was so…read morehelpful! They care. Jesus loves all & Ministers are humble & ready to guide anyone, if desired. Awesome Christmas programs too. If lived in Pgh year around would make this my church home. Give it a try. U won't regret it...Ty Lord for blessings.

Listening to a concert played by the Academy Chamber Ensemble with the Slippery Rock University…read moreChamber Singers. The acoustics at Old St Luke's are good for chamber music and are awesome for choral music!

From the owner: Discover a timeless treasure at Old St Luke's Church, Burial Ground and Garden. Established in…read more1790, this historical landmark is more than a place of worship; it's a venue for life's most cherished moments. Step back in time to explore the historic grounds, a tranquil cemetery that tells stories of generations past. The beautifully preserved church provides a unique setting for weddings, concerts, and special services, offering a blend of history and serenity. Perfect for those seeking a remarkable backdrop for their significant events or a peaceful place for quiet reflection.

This review is limited in scope to the annual Christmas light show held outside the church on their…read moregrounds by the parking lot. The show runs every night in Dec - Jan 3rd this year from 6-11 PM. The event is free and you are in for a treat! Upon arrival pull up behind one of the parked cars in front of you in one of the "enter here" lane and turn off everything including headlights, with the exception of the car radio. Set the radio FM station 96.7 to listen to an hour long musical and vocal presentation accompanying the visual light effects and the familiar faces you will catch during the show. Among those faces are Santa, Rudolph, Mrs. Claus, a few elves, and father Alek from the church. They will narrate you on a journey that takes you everywhere from patriotic to pop along with Tran Siberian Orchestra. The story of the Nativity is woven in throughout the presentation. Don't worry if you can get a clear view at first. Eventually the cars parked in front of you will move on so you can move up and get a front row view. The show runs on a continuous loop for an hour and usually starts on the half hour mark. You can come in anywhere throughout the presentation and not miss a thing. I loved how the lights were able to project images of the earth, air force planes, and even song lyrics. Perhaps my favorite was the renditioning of the "Hallelujah" chorus. The display is very family friendly and makes a great way to see a holiday show without too much of a wait and of course the event is free to the public. No donations are asked for or accepted for this awesome event. When you have finished watching the show just exit onto Greentree Rd from the church's exit ramp. This is a great way to experience some of the joys of the holiday season and one of Pittsburgh's best kept secrets for holiday lights. St Simon and Jude church is located on Greentree Rd not far from Cochran. Definitely worth a visit if you are looking for a family friendly holiday activity!

I can't rave enough about this worship community. All I can say is that I'm grateful to be apart of…read moreit. If you desire an authentic worship experience & a church that is totally on fire for God then Amplify needs to be on your visit list! Multiple campuses in the Pittsburgh area. And evening service is offered at the City Campus (Uptown 5th Ave) Trust me you'll never be the same!

This church is like no church I have attended before. And I say that as a good thing. The…read morecongregation welcomes you before you even step foot in the door. I was a little nervous because I thought I would feel out of place. It was the complete opposite. I was welcomed and knew this was the place for me. The pastors are all friendly. People check in with you. There are various groups to attend. I attend the City campus so if you are ever in Uptown visit.

Chartiers Valley United Presbyterian Church sadly had to close. The structure was purchased by…read moreneighboring historic landmark church Old St. Luke's Church and renamed it "Old St. Luke's Annex". Currently "Life Building Ministries" and "Circle of Love" hold services in the Annex on Saturday evenings. Old St. Luke's itself has no congregation, but hosts religious services, weddings, baptisms, memorials, as well as historical educational tours. St. Paul's Church of Mt. Lebanon holds services in the spring and fall in the historic Old St. Luke's church building.

I have been attending NW Dormont for over 2 years. This church not only has a great location, but…read morethe people are amazing. It is a true community built on faith, compassion, and the Word of God. You would never regret attending and you will feel better the moment you walk in. The staff is welcoming and dedication they have to one another, the community, and the world is inspiring. They have numerous programs, mission trips, and have a new Autism Ministry starting.

Well, I've been to several Services here, and it's a great church. People are very welcoming, the…read moreservices are always upbeat with some great high energy music. It's a mixed crowd, some younger people,and some families, with a sprinkling of singles thrown in just to spice things up. They always have fresh coffee and hot tea right outside the sanctuary for those that just can't make it through the service without that jolt of java. They have many Ministries, but unlike Orchard Hill Church and others like them, they focus on their local community. While they help others abroad, they're more concerned with helping their fellow community members right here in our own backyard. And that's just plain nice. They have counseling (professional, licensed therapists), Bible studies, lots of things for kids and teens, mature adults, and everybody in between. There's absolutely no excuse for not getting involved, because there's something for everyone. This really is a slice of life here.... Just a really good mix of local Folk. They have a small parking lot across the street. The only downside here is the endless construction on Potomac. This is only one of their 5 locations. Check the website for more directions, and maps.

The First Presbyterian Church is an architectural gem in the heart of Pittsburgh…read more The church was constructed in 1905 in the English Gothic style, at a cost of $350,000, part of which paid for 13 Tiffany stained glass windows, now insured for $2 million. I'm here for a wedding, but when I'm back in Pittsburgh, I'll be sure to tour the church.

Come and See what great things GOD is doing in and through a church ministry dating to the…read morefoundations of Pittsburgh itself. Www.fpcp.org