Sharing the History & Planning the Future of Albright United Methodist Church
Thanks to everyone who was able to come to the first Albright service at the EECM Community House! Albright will be having Sunday worship services at EECM’s beautiful chapel for the time being. This Sunday, October 25, Rev. Danielle Graham will preach.
Albright Sunday Service
Sunday, October 25, 2015
11am
Rev. Danielle Graham will preach
EECM Community House, please use the Station Street Entrance A.
Facebook Event: http://on.fb.me/1GnFd1Q
Albright United Methodist Church has been named by the Young Preservationists Association as on the top 10 preservation opportunities for 2015.
All are welcome to attend the YPA Top Ten Preservation Event at the Union Project on Tuesday, October 27, 2015 from 6-9pm. We hope to have a great turnout of Albright supporters and this is a great chance to see the Union Project, a former baptist church that has been re-purposed as a community center.
Tickets are $15 for YPA members, $25 if you aren’t a member. You can join YPA for $15, a great way to support a local historic preservation organization.
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Tickets and event details are available on the YPA website here.
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Thanks to everyone who was able to come to the first Albright service at the EECM Community House! Albright will be having Sunday worship services at EECM’s beautiful chapel for the time being. This Sunday, October 18, Jo-Ann Simonson will preach.
Albright Sunday Service
Sunday, October 18, 2015
11am
Jo-Ann Simonson will preach
EECM Community House, please use the Station Street Entrance A.
Facebook Event: http://on.fb.me/1VXJIav
Starting October 11 – church services will be held at East End Cooperative Ministries Community House located across the street from Home Depot. Please use the Station Street Entrance A.
Since July 5, Albright has continued to hold a weekly Sunday Service outdoors. Thankfully, the past 15 Sundays have been without rain. Given the arrival of cooler temperatures, Albright will hold Sunday morning worship services at EECM community house. While the congregation is eager to get back to worshiping in their own sanctuary, everyone is excited to be able to use the space at EECM and hopefully continue to engage all of the supporters of Albright in supporting the excellent work that EECM does in the local neighborhood and all over the county. Plans are in the works for Friends of Albright volunteer days at EECM – stay tuned for more details!
Albright Sunday Service
Sunday, October 11, 2015
11am
Rev. Nichelle Nelson will preach
EECM Community House, please use the Station Street Entrance A.
Facebook Event: http://on.fb.me/1VLxPEg
Did you know that Albright is technically located in the Pittsburgh neighborhood of Bloomfield? Actually, Albright is located in Bloomfield, but right across the street from Shadyside and Friendship.
On Saturday, October 10, Bloomfield Livable Streets is hosting Stoop City, a chance for Bloomfield residents and visitors to get out and meet their neighbors.
You can find all of the details for Stoop City here.
While you are out and about meeting your neighbors, make sure to walk by Alright and snap a few photos of this 109-year-old beauty.
Share your photos on Instagram and Twitter and be sure to tag @SaveAlbright. We’ll feature the best ones here on our website.
Great article about church buildings in Western, PA with a photo of Albright United Methodist Church on the front of the Living section of the Sunday paper!
Old churches historically, socially important to communities, Tribune Review, Sunday, September 27, 2015.
Old church buildings ought to be saved.
In our small towns, they are often the most prominent buildings around. In our cities, they are landmarks that provide identity for many neighborhoods.
They often have historical significance as the setting for important community events and as centers for providing social services.
What’s more, churches are likely to be the finest architecture present in any town or city neighborhood. They are invested with the best design, the most elaborate art and the best examples of craftsmanship in stone, glass, wood, metalwork and furnishings.
That artistry and craftsmanship cannot be reproduced today. The handwork and the details we see in so many churches are just not affordable anymore. When a church is torn down, all of that is lost forever.
Read more: http://triblive.com/aande/architecture/9117993-74/church-churches-community#ixzz3nXLBC4jE
We have been incredible lucky to have almost 14 weeks with no rain on Sunday mornings! Join the congregation of Albright for their weekly Sunday service in Morrow Park. Nichelle Nelson, who joined us in September will return to preach this week. You can read Rev. Nelson’s bio here.
Albright Sunday Service
Sunday, September 27, 2015
10:30am
Morrow Park – located 1 block from the church at the corner of S. Aiken, Centre & Baum. There is plenty of street parking on Centre in front of Albright.
Facebook Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/463972870452389/
Albright United Methodist Church will again host their weekly service in Morrow Park. On Sunday, September 27, the Bernard Nti will be giving the sermon.
Albright Sunday Service
Sunday, September 27, 2015
10:30am
Morrow Park – located 1 block from the church at the corner of S. Aiken, Centre & Baum. There is plenty of street parking on Centre in front of Albright.
Facebook Event: http://on.fb.me/1gXQFoy
Friends of Albright 