Finding a new place of worship can be difficult when you move to a new city and leave your home church behind. However, Pittsburgh is a city of many churches, synagogues, mosques and other faith-based organizations, so you're sure to find the right fit in the following Religious Groups & Places of Worship in Pittsburgh.
East Liberty Presbyterian Church
116 S. Highland Ave.
412-441-3800
Discover opportunities to explore your faith as you learn, worship, and become part of The Cathedral of Hope community. Attend traditional as well as Taize prayer services, volunteer with East End Cooperative Ministries, or enjoy fellowship at a young adults program.
Hot Metal Bridge Faith Community
2700 Jane St., South Side
412-481-4010
Worship gatherings feature a narrative style of worship that shares the story of God and God’s people through drama and the arts. Jesus loved a good story, loved people, and loved to eat. So stay for a FREE lunch every Sunday and join others looking for communion, community, and compassion.
120 McKee Place
724-935-6800
Join this interdenominational community in the heart of Oakland for passionate, contemporary worship; a challenging, true presentation of God's word; and easy, exciting ways to get involved. Services 9 am, 11am, and 5pm on Sunday.
5121 Westminster Pl., Shadyside
412-682-4300
Offers a variety of opportunities for students through Shadyside Campus Ministry.
Tree of Life Open Bible Church
100 N. Bellefield Ave., Oakland
412-475-8733
Tree of Life hosts non-traditional gatherings for young adults who are longing for a deeper spiritual connection. You'll love our live, upbeat worship and relevant messages. For the most current information on our various spiritual and social gatherings, visit our website.