Welcome to the Community of Reconciliation Church Website!
We are an intentionally interracial and multi-denominational
congregation committed to theGospel of Jesus Christ as a call from God to live lives that work to bring aboutsocial justice for all people.
Diversity is important to us. We believe that we know God better when we live in
communion with all of God's people. If you'd like to find out more about us or inquire about becoming part of our congregation, please feel free to speak to our Pastor or any member. You are also welcome to come forward during the song that follows the Spoken Word during worship.
Our Worship Celebration scheduled for
Sunday, February 7, 2010 as been canceled.
Pittsburgh & Allegheny County are under a
State of Emergency. All citizens are being asked to
stay home and conserve water usage
until all utilities are fully restored.
As we join together to pray for our community, please remember to check on family, friends and neighbors who live alone to be certain that all is well.
Communion is usually celebrated on the first Sunday of each month - in honor of our Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) relationship during special seasons we celebrate it each Sunday, sharing a non-alcoholic cup and a common loaf. All believers in Jesus Christ are welcomed to join us. No one, included children, are excluded.
Worship & all related activities for Sunday, February 7, 2010 have been canceled. Pittsburgh & Allegheny County are under a State of Emergency and all citizens are being asked to conserve water usage until all utilities are fully restored.
As we join with others in praying for our community, please check on family, friends and neighbors who live alone to be certain that all is well.
Community of Reconciliation practices Safe Sanctuary
and requires Child Clearance for all Nursery Workers. See Charlotte Lott or Dolly Mason to qualify.
We continue to be in prayer for the people of Haiti and those working there in support of the Haitian people.The needs are great, both immediate and long-term. Please consider supporting Haitian relief efforts through one (or more) of the options below. Each of our five denominations have missionaries on site supporting local relief efforts -- and all five are also supporting disaster relief efforts through local ecumenical partners:
