I went here when I grew up and I went to the St. Sebastian School. I've moved away, but I come back…read morewhen I visit family in Pittsburgh. Usually, when I come by, it is because I am just in town for a vacation. Sometimes I am here for a happy occasion, like a wedding or a baptism. Most recently, I was here for a very difficult funeral. In every situation, the priests, the staff, and the whole community have been amazingly positive and supportive. My family has been very fortunate to have the St. Sebastian parish in our lives.

How do you host a wedding and NOT have TP or hand soap???…read more Attended a wedding 7/15 and that is the unfortunate situation the guest found themselves faced with

What can I say about such a beautiful church. Well I have been going here for 33 years. It's. It's…read morecultural well being is different then any other church. I love it's art and paintings. Such a wonderful place to worship. Great addition to the east end!!

Wonderful church with a heart for people. The preaching is old timey and hard hitting. You will be…read morestirred, challenged, and encouraged. Pastor Luchon is one of my favorite people in this world. The members are like family and you feel like you fit in. They run church busses picking up kids and families who can't drive. They offer wonderful, age appropriate, Sunday Schools and a church training for the kids to prepare them for "big church" I highly recommend Hilltop! I like it so much I can be found there almost every service.

St. Michael's is a beautiful church landmark located in the Southside. As pictures attest it is a…read morestately structure. The first church and its cornerstone date to 1848. Near the top of the Southside slopes it boasts some of the most breathtaking views of the city imaginable! In 1992 St. Michael's was merged with other Southside churches and the building sold. Part and parcel of population decline and other factors that have crippled many once large parishes. According to a Wikipedia article St. Michael's was also responsible for a parish drama society, which in 1910 began a Passion Play called "Veronica's Veil" which was first performed in 1913. The parish also celebrated a yearly Cholera day during the 8 days of the Assumption. This day commentates the fact that no parishioners died in a 1854 cholera epidemic in contrast to an 1849 epidemic which killed 75 parishioners. The building stands now as a historic landmark, converted for other uses, but still standing tall high above the city.

This church is biblically sound and the preaching is in accordance with the true Gospel. It has a…read morevery contemporary feel with pews and such, but the people are very welcoming. I have gone here twice now, and plan on keep going. It is refreshing to have a church teach and preach the word of God. This church is not only teaching about what the Bible says, but they take action to. They are involved in the community around them. They also have a few campus ministries! If you are looking for a church that is going to preach the truth and nothing but it, you have found your place. If you are looking for a church to be trendy, hip and preach feel good messages about only what you want to hear, then don't come here. This church is what a real church should be like.

Beautiful older church in a really nice neighborhood the architecture is amazing you don't see…read morechurches built like this anymore the only problem I could see is parking is at a premium. The inside of the church was just as nice as the outside.

Beautiful historic site at the beginning of the South Side. Pittsburgh, why has no one reviewed…read morethis? John the Baptist wailing in the Wilderness. . One of many Eastern, in this case Ukranian, Ortodox churches in Pittsburgh. As much a part of the heritage as bridges, mills and high rise buildings.

A Strong, Loving, Christ-Centered Multi-Generational, Vibrant, Famiky-Friendly Baptist Church in…read morethe Homewood neighborhood of Pittsburgh.

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.