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.

Just show up; not Church as usual. In the heart of Homestead right across from Frick Park. Come as…read moreyou are no dress code, opening for the 1st time since COVID shut down on May 2, 2021 at 11:00.

From the owner: Non-Denomination Church Non-Profit Corporationread more

Great congregation and absolutely wonderful for kids. The Sunday School program is awesome!read more

The moment you hit the pavement of this church you know you are LOVED! From the greeters, welcome…read moredesk, to Pastor Jason himself...you feel comfort, compassion, & understanding entering The Sanctuary. The prayer team is unmatched & the small group meetings allow you to feel intimate fellowship. The music ministry is AH-MAZINGLY talented and they directly lead you into a state of worship. I absolutely love this non-denominational church & I'm super proud to call it my church home! Whatever you need The Sanctuary has it! Please do yourself a favor and check them out!!!

The Lord sent me to The Santuary. There were detours in my journey just to make it to the location,…read moreThe road closures along were enough to turn me around and send me back home. I dared not to disobey God. I walked into The Santuary defeated and broken. I walked out with a sense of peace. I am returning for the evening service.

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!

Location Location Location the church is located right in the strip district and lots of people are…read morearound on Sunday. I like the design and it's next to McDonald's and Wholeys so you can have a coffee before church and a fish sandwich after. Parking is at a premium even on Sunday

Hands down the best Christian Church in Pittsburgh, check it out you won't be disappointed.read more

Pittsburgh's many churches carry with them indelible records of the history of the region and the…read moreheritage of the families that settled here in addition to their evident architectural beauty. Saint Michael the Archangel church in Rankin PA is a majestic Russian Orthodox Church built near the Mongahela river and Braddock, PA. It is part of the American Carpatho-Russian Orthodox Church of the USA. It has a 9 AM Sunday Liturgy and 10 AM liturgy on Holy Days. You can see St. Michael's travelling to or from the Waterfront or Kennywood as you travel over the Rankin Bridge. Built in 1908, a short history of St. Michael's was written by Christina Duranko for it's centennial and can be found at http://www.stmichaelsrankin.org. Some of the highlights are summarized here. It is interesting to note that St. Michael's is one of only a few churches of this era for which the original interior is intact. It is located in Rankin, very near Braddock. Settlers to Braddock and its steel, coal and glass industries that used the Mongahela river as a shipping and receiving waterway, included an influx of immigrants from the Carpathian Mountains. This mountain range extended through Romania, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Ukraine, Poland, Serbia, many countries which had Eastern Orthodox Catholic churches. An earlier Greek Catholic church, Saints Peter and Paul was organized on the Monongahela river in Braddock in 1896 and the long walk to this church from Rankin and East Pittsburgh motivated the need for St. Michael the Archangel, first as a Greek Catholic Union lodge (1899) followed by purchasing land (1906), formation of a parish (1907), laying of a second church cornerstone (1908) and final completion of the church in 1910. A rich history afterwards included legal battles with Rome over control of the property, a 1947 assimilation into a Carpatho-Russian Diocese, part of the Russian Orthodox Greek Catholic Diocese and embroilment in U.S. Congressional efforts to accuse organizations of being Communist sympathizers. Since few changes have been made to St. Michael's interior it represents one of the few remaining churches having altars lit by angel statue fixtures. The original bells still exist now connected to motors and activated by a wall switch. This church is worth a look for persons of any religious persuasion for its history and aesthetic beauty. The church also welcomes all to services.

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.

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.