The mother church of the Diocese of Pittsburgh this is the Bishop's "home" and where major Diocesan…read morecelebrations take place. The building itself is gorgeous. Tall Spires reaching high above the street and gorgeous architecture make it really stand out. There is a small parking lot at one side of the building and there is also street parking available on the surrounding streets. When you enter, you can't help but be in awe at the massive size and ornate details of the church space. There is a long aisle, majestic columns and gorgeous main and side altars. I have been here for both regular and special event type Masses. I like that they have a Sunday evening Mass option. Mass here is reverent and beautiful. Hearing the organ bellow through this majestic space is incredible. They also often feature a choir during the school year on Sunday mornings. This church is worth visiting whether you want to attend Mass, spend some time in quiet prayer or just take in the gorgeous architecture.

I have been attending mass via YouTube since the beginning of COVID. I celebrate with the…read morePittsburgh Diocese about 95% of the time. I love Bishop Zubik and Father Stubna's homilies. The two women who did the readings April 7th are my favorite, they are passionate and entertaining ( believe it or not). By the way I live in So. California.

A peaceful and welcoming place for reflection and spiritual growth. The surroundings are quiet and…read morebeautiful, making it a perfect spot to step away from daily stress.

Beautiful open space auditorium has excellent acoustics and the open space allows for about 200 to…read moresit close to the musicians and feel immersed in the performance.

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.

Come join us!!! I have been a member of this parish for going on 9 years! The people are so…read morewelcoming, we have CCD for the children, BYOB for young adults, a wonderful music ministry and you will definitely feel the Presence of our Lord !!! See u soon

Great church, people are welcoming, and the pastors are funny, which makes learning God's Word even…read moremore digestible.

Victory used to be much better when it was smaller. It's changed as it's become a multi-site…read moremegachurch. The focus has changed to be ALL about supporting the pastor's vision, and growing Victory, as if it's not big enough. They simply want ever more of your time and money. They have a Kingdom Builders program, which is designed to convince you to donate your estate to Victory. Apparently, God, through Victory, needs your money, more than your kids do. Their 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th grade ministry room, is like entering a night club, I kid you not. Booming bass, and just chaos all around. It's one thing to meet kids where they're at. It's another to use wordly music/methods to attempt to preach whatever watered down Gospel they try to preach. Same with adult service. The worship has become a rock concert type of entertainment. No one seems to know the songs in the audience, or if they do, they simply can't sing it, because they really aren't designed for congregational singing. The focus is on the worship band, with camera close ups of the band on the big screen. Smoke machine galore. I can almost expect and tolerate this for teens. But adults should know better. Last summer 2024, for a few weeks, the main pastor and other pastors decided to phone in their sermons. They recorded them, and then played them on Sunday morning, with a theater type theme, giving out popcorn, etc. While, I'm all for everyone taking vacation, why not simply say so, and have one of your other pastors give the sermon. And stop with all the "cool" gimmicks. That's simply not necessary to preach the Gospel. Jesus didn't use gimmicks. He performed great miracles, as did the Apostles. You will NEVER convince the world that Christianity is cool, and hip.

Lovely, intimate, sanctuary with a warm and welcoming congregation…read more They often host musical and community events. I recently attended a free Bach concert in their sanctuary and a reception that followed in their social hall. The church was packed, but volunteers moved quickly to add folding chairs and make sure everyone was comfortable. I have to praise the way they have become a wonderful community resource.

My family and I love hosting parties in their activity room. It's a beautiful and open space. They…read morehave plenty of chairs and folding tables and full kitchen. This was our third event here and this once again proved to be the perfect venue!

Friendly and inviting congregation. Two Worship services every Sunday 8:45 and 11 AM. Also…read moreChristian Education Hour at 10 AM.

5 Stars because it's my home church actually there were 3 but now it's the only one left. The new…read morechurch is really nice and does a lot of nice things for the congregation.