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.

My father-in-law grew up in this neighborhood and attended this church since birth. He built his…read morehome across the street and attended mass every morning before he started his work day as a roofer. For many years, when the church struggled financially he did all their roofing repairs for free and did so gladly. When they ran a financial campaign to raise funds for big improvements they gave the roofing job to a big roofing company, which I thought was sad, but he never gave that a thought. He just really loved his church and his faith. I was not raised catholic but when we married I chose to offer having a priest come to my church to help cement our marriage vowels and to respect my husband's parents. Despite swearing I would never have a family member sign a form stating I had never been married previously and having to attend those useless marriage classes, I was forced to do so and I agreed. The Sunday before my wedding my mother-in-law told me that the bulletin announced the priest who was to officiate at our wedding the next weekend was moved to another church. I spent 4 days trying to get the Diocese tell me who was going to take our vovels and finally I spoke with a priest who made it clear he did not want to do our wedding but was doing so under duress. He came to the church, never spoke to us, and left without a word. I guess it served me right for thinking I was being respectful to my in-laws since their faith was so very important to them, but very disappointing that the church and the Diocese thought so little of us that they couldn't even be bothered to notify us of this important change. We still attend the bizarre every year despite how the Diocese screwed over the church and the community by forcing them to take on a stupid name and then stealing all the funds they had raised to keep their school operating for the families and the neighborhood. The church still tries to be strong despite the lack of positive support by the Diocese. They even moved the church office out of the neighborhood. Makes me glad I never chose to change my faith when I married. But, again, the church is a lovely building in a beautiful neighborhood filled with kind, faithful parishioners.

This is a Catholic Church in Morningside with an accompanying school. They have a Lenten fish fry…read moreand beautifully decorated outdoor cross also adorned for Lent. School run for years by the Sisters of St. Joseph.

St. Paul's United Methodist Church is a Christian parish that, according to its website, invites…read morepeople of every age, race, ethnicity, economic status, family status, sexual orientation, gender identity, diverse ability, and legal status. I have never participated in any worship services or ministry activities here, but I did recently visit the church once for a community fundraiser. I sat in the fellowship hall to eat a meal. The area was spacious and clean, and the event organizers interacted very courteously with me. I greatly appreciated their service to the community.

A warm and welcoming congregation with good preaching and an excellent music program…read more One thing to notice is a real pipe organ that is well maintained and had a beautiful sound. The 9:30 am service is rather unique, however it means you can attend church and still have plenty of time left on your day to do other things.

This church is extremely friendly and genuine. I was greeted me warmly as a visitor and enjoyed the…read moreworship service there.

The ambience is nice, and the woodwork, impeccable, but we're here for the Caravello wedding, and…read moreit's running a bit late. Minus 1 star!

The staff is extremely friendly and welcoming and the church itself is so beautiful, especially the…read moresanctuary (the stain glass is breathtaking!).

A good girlfriend of mine took me to this church and what an amazing experience. Wilson Hall…read moreServices.. more contemporary.. very enlightening. I met so many kind people. The church itself is amazing and very modern. Sun is shining and the sky is blue.. what a great day to get in touch with god!!

In the heart of the quaint little town of historical Oakmont beats a thriving church for all…read moregenerations. Riverside Community Church, also known as Riverside and RCC, has vibrant weekly services on Sunday mornings, boasts large kids and student (youth) ministries (Riverside Kids & Nexus Student Ministry), daily small groups for all ages and vast serving opportunities both within the church and in the surrounding communities. The music is upbeat and powerful featuring a live worship band, theatrical lighting and state-of-the-art technologies. Volunteers make The services memorable and the congregation makes each visit authentic and welcoming. The mission of RCC is to help people find and follow Jesus Christ.

This is a beautiful Ukranian Orthodox Church in Brighton Heights. They have a nicely lit Nativity…read moremural with the star guiding the wise men. Oh for wisdom There is a wonderful view of the river a short walk from the site.