St. Brendan's Episcopal Church: Wexford, Sewickley, Franklin Park

For information about the ongoing
discernment process, see below.

WELCOME TO ST. BRENDAN'S!

Live Streaming at 10 am Sundays

Blessing of the backpacks

Parish Picnic Choir

Blessing of the backpacks

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St. Brendan's Episcopal Church is an open and welcoming community of Christians based in Franklin Park, a suburb of Pittsburgh.

We seek to serve God and support each other through worship and faith in action in an atmosphere of love, friendship, and compassion.

We invite you to join us in the realization of the fullness of life, to grow in your faith, and to make a difference in the community and the world.

worship with us

Sundays:

8 am: Holy Eucharist Rite II

(In-person only)

10 am: Holy Eucharist Rite II

(Livestreaming and In-person)

with Sunday School (Sept-May)

and Nursery care.

First Sunday of the month: Masks are required.

Fourth Sunday of the month
(September - May): Children's Liturgy

Zoom Morning Prayer (Rite II):

Wednesday 8 am

Wednesdays at 5 pm: Holy Eucharist

Services

Social Justice

Newsletters

Children & Youth

ESL Classes

Calendar

Rentals

Discernment Process

Discernment Process Updates

An overview of the ongoing discernment process is available as a a digital recording or a deck of PowerPoint slides. The Committee is currently preparing three documents that must be approved by the Vestry and the Diocese before we can formally begin the search for our new priest. We anticipate that this may take up much of the month of September.

Justice Ministry

Social Justice Meeting

Thursday, September 11 at 4 pm

In-person or virtual

If you have an interest in social justice, please attend our next meeting to see what we are all about. Come with any ideas you might have, or jump into anything we are already working on: immigration, gun violence prevention, LGBTQ+, environmental issues, just to name a few. Everyone is welcome!

Contact Marilyn or Donna with questions.

Bible Study

Deacon Darrell's Bible Study

Tuesdays at 11 am

via Zoom

The approach to this Bible Study is informal and more pastoral than scholarly, with an emphasis on sharing our thoughts about the words of Scripture to enrich each other's understanding and to help us apply the biblical message in our daily lives. Participants volunteer to read from their translations, and we go at our own pace. Each participant is encouraged to share, and no prior level of experience with Scripture is assumed.