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Local Houses of Worship Local H Local Houses of Worship Local Houses of Worship Compliments of UPMC Presbyterian Office of Spiritual Care, Compliments of UPMC Presbyterian Office of Spiritual Care, 412-647-7560 412-647-7560 Downtown Monroeville Chabad at Pitt Friends Meeting House Downtown Monroeville Chabad at Pitt Friends Meeting House 215 Lytton Ave. (Quaker) 215 Lytton Ave. (Quaker) Beth Hamedrash Hagodol/ (outside of city) Beth Hamedrash Hagodol/ (outside of city) 443-525-4212 4836 Ellsworth Ave. 443-525-4212 4836 Ellsworth Ave. Beth Jacob Congregation Beth Jacob Congregation Chabad Jewish Center www.chabadpgh.org 412-683-2669 Chabad Jewish Center www.chabadpgh.org 412-683-2669 (Jewish Orthodox) (Jewish Orthodox) of Monroeville www.quaker.org/legacy/ of Monroeville www.quaker.org/legacy/ 810 5th Ave. 810 5th Ave. (Jewish Hassidic) Church of the Ascension pghpamm (Jewish Hassidic) Church of the Ascension pghpamm 412-471-4443 2715 Mosside Blvd. (ACNA) 412-471-4443 2715 Mosside Blvd. (ACNA) 412-372-1000 4729 N. Ellsworth Ave. Heinz Memorial Chapel 412-372-1000 4729 N. Ellsworth Ave. Heinz Memorial Chapel Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Trinity Episcopal Cathedral www.jewishmonroeville.com 412-621-4361 (non-denominational) www.jewishmonroeville.com 412-621-4361 (non-denominational) 328 Sixth Ave. 328 Sixth Ave. www.Ascensionpgh.org Bellefield Ave. www.Ascensionpgh.org Bellefield Ave. 412-232-6404 412-232-6404 Christ’s Church Ministries between Forbes and Fifth Christ’s Church Ministries between Forbes and Fifth www.trinitycathedralpgh.org www.trinitycathedralpgh.org (Hebraic Christian Fellowship) Church of Christ 412-624-4156 (Hebraic Christian Fellowship) Church of Christ 412-624-4156 1622 James St. (non-denominational) www.heinzchapel.pitt.edu 1622 James St. (non-denominational) www.heinzchapel.pitt.edu East End 412-377-2940 Fifth Ave. and East End 412-377-2940 Fifth Ave. and East End Assembly of God www.christchurchministries.org Beechwood Blvd. Holy Spirit Byzantine East End Assembly of God www.christchurchministries.org Beechwood Blvd. Holy Spirit Byzantine 430 S. Evaline St. 412-361-5632 Catholic Church 430 S. Evaline St. 412-361-5632 Catholic Church Hindu Jain Temple Hindu Jain Temple www.eastendag.org 4815 Fifth Ave. www.eastendag.org 4815 Fifth Ave. 615 Illini Drive Church of Jesus Christ of Latter 412-687-1220 615 Illini Drive Church of Jesus Christ of Latter 412-687-1220 724-325-2073; 724-325-2073; East Liberty Day Saints www.holyspiritchurch.org East Liberty Day Saints www.holyspiritchurch.org 724-325-2054 (Mormon) 724-325-2054 (Mormon) East Liberty Presbyterian Church www.hindujaintemple.org 250 N. Dithridge St. Islamic Center of Pittsburgh East Liberty Presbyterian Church www.hindujaintemple.org 250 N. Dithridge St. Islamic Center of Pittsburgh Penn & Highland Ave. 412-802-6087 4100 Bigelow Blvd. Penn & Highland Ave. 412-802-6087 4100 Bigelow Blvd. 412-441-3800 Temple David www.lds.org 412-682-5555 412-441-3800 Temple David www.lds.org 412-682-5555 www.Cathdralofhope.org (Jewish Reform) www.icp-pgh.org www.Cathdralofhope.org (Jewish Reform) www.icp-pgh.org 4415 Northern Pike Community of Reconciliation 4415 Northern Pike Community of Reconciliation Eastminster Prebyterian Church 412-372-1200 (Multi-Denominational) Oakland International Fellowship Eastminster Prebyterian Church 412-372-1200 (Multi-Denominational) Oakland International Fellowship 250 N. Highland Ave www.templedavid.org 100 N. Bellefield Ave. (Pittsburgh Chinese Church) 250 N. Highland Ave www.templedavid.org 100 N. Bellefield Ave. (Pittsburgh Chinese Church) 412-361-7788 412-682-2751 134 N. Dithridge St. 412-361-7788 412-682-2751 134 N. Dithridge St. www.eastminsterchurch.net Natrona Heights www.corchurchpgh.com 412-687-3060 www.eastminsterchurch.net Natrona Heights www.corchurchpgh.com 412-687-3060 (outside of city) www.oif.pccoakland.org (outside of city) www.oif.pccoakland.org St James AME Church First Baptist Church St James AME Church First Baptist Church 444 Lincoln Ave. Pittsburgh Buddhist Center 444 Lincoln Ave. Pittsburgh Buddhist Center (Thervada Buddhist) 159 N. Bellefield Ave. Rodef Shalom Temple (Thervada Buddhist) 159 N. Bellefield Ave. Rodef Shalom Temple 412-441-9076 412-621-0500 (Jewish Reform) 412-441-9076 412-621-0500 (Jewish Reform) www.stjamesamepgh.org 724-295-2525 www.stjamesamepgh.org 724-295-2525 www.pittsburghbuddhistcenter.org www.fbcpgh.org 4905 Fifth Ave. www.pittsburghbuddhistcenter.org www.fbcpgh.org 4905 Fifth Ave. 412-621-6566 412-621-6566 Greenfield First Church of Christ Scientist Greenfield First Church of Christ Scientist Oakland www.rodefshalom.org Oakland www.rodefshalom.org New Life Church of God 201 N. Dithridge St. New Life Church of God 201 N. Dithridge St. 1120 Greenfield Ave. Bellefield Presbyterian Church 412-621-5339 St. George Antiochian 1120 Greenfield Ave. Bellefield Presbyterian Church 412-621-5339 St. George Antiochian 412-421-7101 5th Ave. & Thackery St. www.facebook.com/ Orthodox Church 412-421-7101 5th Ave. & Thackery St. www.facebook.com/ Orthodox Church www.nlcogpgh.com 412-687-3222 Christiansciencepgh 3400 Dawson St. www.nlcogpgh.com 412-687-3222 Christiansciencepgh 3400 Dawson St. www.Bellefield.org 412-681-2988 www.Bellefield.org 412-681-2988 Yeshua Ben David First Trinity Evangelical www.sgoakland.org Yeshua Ben David First Trinity Evangelical www.sgoakland.org (Messianic) Chabad CMU Lutheran Church (Messianic) Chabad CMU Lutheran Church 3503 Beechwood Blvd. 5120 Beeler St. N. Neville St. St. Nicholas Greek 3503 Beechwood Blvd. 5120 Beeler St. N. Neville St. St. Nicholas Greek 412-373-9009 412-772-8505 412-683-4121 Orthodox Cathedral 412-373-9009 412-772-8505 412-683-4121 Orthodox Cathedral www.yeshuabendavid.org www.chabadofcmu.com www.firsttrinity.net 419 S. Dithridge St. www.yeshuabendavid.org www.chabadofcmu.com www.firsttrinity.net 419 S. Dithridge St. 412-682-3866 412-682-3866 Chabad on Campus www.stnickpgh.org Chabad on Campus www.stnickpgh.org 4710 Wallingford St. 4710 Wallingford St. 412-683-7770 412-683-7770 www.chabadpgh.org www.chabadpgh.org turn over turn over Local Houses of Worship Local Houses of Worship Continued Continued Oakland First Unitarian Church Congregation Poale Zedeck Tree of Life Congregation Oakland First Unitarian Church Congregation Poale Zedeck Tree of Life Congregation (continued) 605 Morewood Ave. (Jewish Orthodox) (Jewish Conservative) (continued) 605 Morewood Ave. (Jewish Orthodox) (Jewish Conservative) 412-621-8008 Shady and Phillips Ave. Services will be held 412-621-8008 Shady and Phillips Ave. Services will be held St. Paul Cathedral www.first-unitarian-pgh.org 412-421-9786 at Rodef Shalom, St. Paul Cathedral www.first-unitarian-pgh.org 412-421-9786 at Rodef Shalom, (Roman Catholic) [email protected] 4905 Fifth Ave. (Roman Catholic) [email protected] 4905 Fifth Ave. Fifth Ave. at N. Craig St. First United Methodist Church 412-621-6566 Fifth Ave. at N. Craig St. First United Methodist Church 412-621-6566 412-621-4951 5401 Centre Ave. Congregation Dor Hadash www.rodefshalom.org 412-621-4951 5401 Centre Ave. Congregation Dor Hadash www.rodefshalom.org www.stpaulpgh.org 412-450-8532 (Jewish Reconstructionist) www.tolols.org www.stpaulpgh.org 412-450-8532 (Jewish Reconstructionist) www.tolols.org www.firstumcpittsburgh.org Services will be held at www.firstumcpittsburgh.org Services will be held at St. Regis Parish Rodef Shalom, St. Regis Parish Rodef Shalom, (Roman-Latin) Swissvale (Roman-Latin) Swissvale Sacred Heart Catholic Church 4905 Fifth Ave. (outside of city) Sacred Heart Catholic Church 4905 Fifth Ave. (outside of city) Sunday Masses in English 310 Shady Ave. 412-621-6566 Sunday Masses in English 310 Shady Ave. 412-621-6566 and Spanish, 412-661-0187 www.rodefshalom.org Pittsburgh Mennonite Church and Spanish, 412-661-0187 www.rodefshalom.org Pittsburgh Mennonite Church www.Sacredheartparishshadyside.org www.dorhadash.net 2018 S. Braddock Ave. www.Sacredheartparishshadyside.org www.dorhadash.net 2018 S. Braddock Ave. Thursday Healing masses 412-271-2104 Thursday Healing masses 412-271-2104 Special masses in Italian, Shadyside Presbyterian Church Lubavitch Center Synagogue www.pittsburghmennonite.org Special masses in Italian, Shadyside Presbyterian Church Lubavitch Center Synagogue www.pittsburghmennonite.org Polish and Portuguese 5121 Westminster Pl. (Jewish Hassidic) Polish and Portuguese 5121 Westminster Pl. (Jewish Hassidic) throughout the year. 412-682-4300 2100 Wightman St. Spiritual Care Mission Statement throughout the year. 412-682-4300 2100 Wightman St. Spiritual Care Mission Statement www.Shadysidepres.org 412-422-7315 www.Shadysidepres.org 412-422-7315 3235 Parkview Ave. Chaplains of the Office of Spiritual 3235 Parkview Ave. Chaplains of the Office of Spiritual www.yeshivaschool.com www.yeshivaschool.com 412-681-9365 Care offer spiritual support to 412-681-9365 Care offer spiritual support to St. Andrew Lutheran Church patients, families, and staff. We offer St. Andrew Lutheran Church patients, families, and staff. We offer www.diopitt.org/ 304 Centre Ave. at Morewood New Light Congregation www.diopitt.org/ 304 Centre Ave. at Morewood New Light Congregation saint-regis-oakland pastoral care regardless of faith saint-regis-oakland pastoral care regardless of faith 412-682-3342 (Jewish Conservative) tradition or denomination. As part 412-682-3342 (Jewish Conservative) tradition or denomination. As part www.standrewpittsburgh.org Services will be held at of the health care team, we are www.standrewpittsburgh.org Services will be held at of the health care team, we are Penn Hills Penn Hills Beth Shalom, committed to the care of the whole Beth Shalom, committed to the care of the whole (outside of the city) Southside 5915 Beacon St. person. As Chaplains, we seek to (outside of the city) Southside 5915 Beacon St. person. As Chaplains, we seek to Sri Venkateswara Temple Scientology Church 412-421-2288 identify the spiritual needs of all Sri Venkateswara Temple Scientology Church 412-421-2288 identify the spiritual needs of all (Hindu) of Pittsburgh www.bethshalompgh.org who desire our services. We seek to (Hindu) of Pittsburgh www.bethshalompgh.org who desire our services.
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