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Volunteer Opportunities Serving the Parish and Community


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Hello lunch packing friends! Our next Neighborhood Resilience Project Lunch Packing is on Saturday, October 7, from 8:30am - 11am in the Nursery School Big Room! Please note this is a holiday weekend, so we will especially need help, if you are available!
Sign up for slots here. The shopping needs signup is here, and also in the Signup Genius Form. Please reach out to me if you have any questions. Thank you for your participation in this ministry!

Trinity Walk-In Ministry, located at Trinity Cathedral downtown, currently needs donations of:

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  • men’s underwear (boxer-brief style with longer legs, synthetic fabric) size large and up
  • reusable shopping bags, backpacks and sturdy totes
You may leave your donations in the bin marked "Trinity Walk-In" located in the undercroft. Thank you!!

Climate Conversation with Rod Elder

Wednesday, October 25, 6:30pm, in the Chapel

Join St. Paul’s Parishioner for a presentation about current issues in Creation Care, and what you can do to help! Contact the Rev. Erin Morey erin@stpaulspgh.org 412-531-7153 ext.13 with questions.


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Day of Prayer and Action Against Gun Violence at the Pennsylvania State Capitol

Wednesday, November 15, 2023

Mark your calendar for this day of prayer and visits to our legislators with our Bishops, and ecumenical, interfaith, and community partners. There will be an option to leave early that morning, returning that evening, or to arrive the evening before for a prayer service and advocacy training. Contact the Rev. Erin Morey erin@stpaulspgh.org 412-531-7153 ext.13 with questions.



Ongoing Opportunities


Advocate with the Episcopal Public Policy Network

St. Paul's Social Justice and Anti-Racism Commission invites you to sign up to receive Action Alerts from the Episcopal Public Policy Network. You can also visit their page and sign all of their current Action Alerts right now! Contact the Rev. Erin Morey erin@stpaulspgh.org 412-531-7153 ext. 13 with any questions.


Donate Menstrual Hygiene Products

Help St. John's Lutheran Church provide period products to clients of the St. John's Free Fridge Pantry! Drop off packages of pads and tampons (any brand, any size) to the specially marked bin in St. Paul's Undercroft. Then, volunteers will repack them, and provide them to the food pantry for distribution. Contact the Rev. Erin Morey erin@stpaulspgh.org 412-531-7153 ext. 13 with any questions.


Neighborhood Resilience Project

Neighborhood Resilience Project is a partner ministry of St. Paul's, whose focus is on trauma-informed community development in Pittsburgh. We provide 120 brown-bag lunches for kids on the first Saturday of every month. If you would like to participate in this ministry, email The. Rev. Erin Morey. We are working on having more service opportunities with Neighborhood Resilience Project in the near future!


Collecting for Trinity Walk-In Ministry

Thank you to St. Paul’s for your ongoing donations to Trinity Walk-In Ministry! Watch this space for more opportunities as the seasons change.


Food Pantry Sunday

St. Paul’s collects food and monetary contributions to support the South Hills Food Pantry the first Sunday of the month. Please remember to bring your nonperishable food contributions to the service of your choice. All canned, jarred (plastic, please) and boxed items are appreciated. You can also donate financially to support the Food Pantry by clicking here. Contributions can be placed in the food box in the Undercroft at any time.


Meal Train

Providing a warm meal for someone after a surgery is such a blessing! At St Paul's we have a ministry which offers food for people. If you would like to be on the list to receive Meal Train requests (you are not obligated to prepare a meal for every request!), our parish would benefit from your generosity. To put your name on the list, please contact Laura at Laura@stpaulspgh.org.


Ride Ministry
At times, parishioners need help with rides to get to appointments. If you would like to have your name on the list to occasionally offer rides to parishioners in need, please contact Laura at Laura@stpaulspgh.org.


Volunteer Opportunities for our Parish Worship
Altar Guild
The altar guild prepares bread and wine, altar candles and cloths, book, vessels and vestments prior to every service, and cleans up afterward. Members also decorate the church seasonally. Open to men, women, and older youth. If you're interested in joining the altar guild, contact Noah at noah@stpaulspgh.org.

Lectors
The lectors read Scripture and lead the Prayers of the People during worship services. They are assigned about once every other month. Open to anyone! If interested, let Noah know at noah@stpaulspgh.org.

Acolytes
Youth that are in third grade through seniors in high school help lead us in worship by serving as Acolytes! Acolytes help prepare for the service by lighting candles, holding candles, holding the Gospel book, and other important elements to our worship. If your youth would like to be trained and serve as an Acolyte, please contact Erin at erin@stpaulspgh.org.

Greeters
Come join the fun of the greeter ministry at St. Paul's! The role of the greeter is primarily to welcome people into each of our worship services and give them a bulletin. You will be provided training and instructions fafter you sign up. Contact Noah with any questions at noah@stpaulspgh.org

Worship Band
Our worship band leads us at the 8:45am service, and at other combined worship services throughout the year. The ensemble includes piano, guitar, bass and other instruments. Both teens and adults participate in this musical ensemble. They rehearse Sundays before church. Contact Bob at bmelvin@stpaulspgh.org if you’re interested in joining the fun!

Chancel Choir
The Chancel Choir, under the direction of Jonathan Wooding, sings at the 10:45 liturgy and specializes in singing the great hymns and historic music of the Church. Supported by our magnificent Schantz pipe organ, 1998, and other instruments, this choir of college-age and adult singers offers wonderful choral anthems, solos, and descants, and leads our singing of Psalms and chant. We rehearse Thursdays during the program year from 7:30 until 8:45 PM and again on Sunday morning at 9:45 AM. Music reading ability and choral singing experience are a plus but not a requirement. Chancel Choir is a great source of fellowship, musicianship, and spirituality -- please join us! Contact Jonathan Wooding at jwooding@stpaulspgh.org for more information.

Bell Choir

Do you love the beauty of a bell choir? Would you like to be part of a bell choir at St. Paul’s? Being a ringer in a bell choir does NOT require a musical background. We will teach you what you need to know! The only qualifications you need are:

  • Interest in being part of a bell choir
  • Availability to rehearse once a week in the weeks leading up to performances
  • Willingness to learn basic musical notation
  • Desire to make friends and build community around music
Bell Choir currently rehearses on Thursdays at 6:30PM. If you are interested or would like to learn more, please contact Jan Littrell at janlittrell@gmail.com or Steven Cosnek at stevencosnek@gmail.com. We want to hear from you!


Flower Ministry

The flowers on the altar of St. Paul's are given in memory of loved ones, in celebration for an anniversary or a birth, or for any occasion for which we give thanks to God. The flowers are funded weekly and during festive seasons such as Christmas and Easter. After the last service they are distributed to the ill, the shut-ins, those in need, and parishioners who deserve recognition in the life and work of St. Paul’s. The proceeds from the flowers are used to fund all the Altar Guild expenses including wafers, wine, linens, candles, and seasonal decorations.For more information about how to donate flowers, email the church office or (412)531-7153x10. To volunteer to deliver flowers, contact the Rev. Erin Morey emorey@stpaulspgh.org 412-531-7153 ext. 13.
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The Rev. Erin Morey
Assistant Rector
(412)531-7153 ext. 13 
The Rev. Noah H. Evans
Rector and Chaplain to St. Paul's Nursery School
412-531-7153 ext. 11 

The Rev. Erin Morey

Assistant Rector
(412)531-7153 ext. 13 |

Erin was ordained to the priesthood at St. Paul's in December 2022. She graduated from the M.Div. program at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary in May 2022. In addition to sharing in the pastoral and sacramental leadership of the parish, she supports the ministry of the Social Justice and Anti-Racism and Outreach Commissions, and is developing St. Paul’s Sustainability and Creation Care ministries.

Erin previously served as a lay staff member at St. Paul’s before she began seminary. She also has a B.A. from Rutgers University and a J.D. from the University of Pittsburgh School of Law, and previously served as an Assistant Public Defender in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, and an Advocate at Women’s Center & Shelter of Greater Pittsburgh. She lives in Mt. Lebanon with her son, Max, and husband, Jesse. Erin grew up in New Jersey, and loves pizza and the beach - though now that several of her family members have moved to East Tennessee, she also loves biscuits and the mountains.

The Rev. Noah H. Evans

Rector and Chaplain to St. Paul's Nursery School
412-531-7153 ext. 11 |

The Reverend Noah H. Evans, our Rector and pastor, has been with St. Paul's since March 2017. Ordained in 2004, previously, Noah served as the Rector of Grace Episcopal Church, Medford, Massachusetts and as the Associate Rector of St. Anne's in the Fields Episcopal Church in Lincoln Massachusetts. Noah was born and raised in Lansing, Michigan. He is a graduate of Washington University in Saint Louis and The General Theological Seminary of the Episcopal Church. Noah lives in Mt. Lebanon, with his wife, the Reverend Sara Irwin, an Episcopal Priest, who serves as the Pastor of St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church in Carnegie. Their daughter Adah was born in 2009 and their son Isaiah was born in 2007. They have a Golden Retriever (Blue) and two chickens (Noise and Buckbeak). Noah loves cooking, smoking meat, local foods, current events and politics, the intersection of church and society, movies and television and teaching the bible. He was the co-founder of Life Together: the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts Young Adult Internship Program and has served on the boards of a number social-justice non-profits. In 2016, Noah received the first Wallace H. Kountze Community Service Award by the Mystic Valley NAACP for his work on multicultural issues. Currently, Noah is the Chair of the Mt. Lebanon Municipality Community Relations Board and serves on the Acting Committee of the Clergy Assurance Fund. You can find him on facebook at https://www.facebook.com/nhevans827.

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Service Times

Sundays and Saturdays (Academic Year)

  • Saturday, 6pm*, no music, no music, at Old St. Luke's Church (Old Washington Pike, Carnegie, PA 15106)
  • Sunday, 8am, Chapel, no music
  • Sunday, 8:45am with contemporary music led by worship band
  • Sunday, 10:45am, with Chancel Choir and Organ

*Saturday 6PM service moves locations throughout the year. Spring and Fall, Old St. Luke's, Scott Township; Winter, St. Paul's Sanctuary; Summer, outside in St. Margaret's Garden.

Wednesdays

  • 11 a.m. in the church, short service with music


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