Sharing the History & Planning the Future of Albright United Methodist Church
The congregation of Albright United Methodist Church invites the community to join them for their weekly Sunday service on the church lawn. The service on Sunday, August 16 will be followed by a community meeting. Everyone is welcome to attend both the service and the community meeting.
Please let us know if you plan to attend by RSVPing to the Facebook event or leaving a comment on this page.
The lights are on! The lights were never technically out, but this is first time we’ve grabbed a photo of the building illuminated.
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Join the congregation of Albright United Methodist church for a Sunday morning service on the church lawn. All are welcome to attend.
Service will happen rain or shine (we are working on getting tents – in the event of a downpour we will gather on the porch of the parsonage).
This is a simple service with a brief reading, a hymn and guest speaker each week. The services starts at 10:30 and lasts about 45 minutes.
Even if church isn’t your thing, Friends of Albright invites you to stop by on Sunday morning. You can support the congregation by saying hello and dropping a few dollars in the collection plate.
Detail of one of Albright’s stained glass windows. All of the stained glass in the church is in excellent condition.
LOn Sunday, August 9, 2015, The Albright Congregation will be hosting their weekly church service on the lawn outside the church at 10:30am. All are welcome to attend.
Let us know you will attend by RSVPing on Facebook or leaving a comment below.
On Sunday, July 26 we held a community block party on Graham Street in front of the church. Over a hundred and fifty people stopped by for some fellowship and fun. Pittsburgh Taco Truck and Caustelot Creamery Truck were there to provide lunch and sweet treats! Community members shared ideas on how the Albright Church can also be used as a community space in the neighborhood. Pittsburgh Center for Creative Reuse kept kids and adults busy making stained glass out of reused materials. It was great to have representatives from Thrival and SisterFriend on hand to talk about their organizations are serving the Pittsburgh community. Learn more at https://www.paydaynow.net/installment-loans/
The event was such a success we are already working on another community event for next month. Be sure to sign up for our email list to learn about future events.
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A huge thank you to the following businesses and organizations who helped to make this a success!
Last Saturday, a dedicated crew of Albright Church members and community volunteers spent the day trimming, clipping, carrying and cleaning up the front of the church. We even had people who were walking by stop and help with the clean up for a few hours.
Lots of neighbors stopped to ask about the church and to lend their support to keeping this building in the neighborhood. Here are some photos from the clean up:
Here is an article from the website Keystone Edge on how other churches in Pittsburgh have been reused – Creative church reuse becomes a modern Pittsburgh tradition.
Friends of Albright 