Our leadership participating in a Christian unity service.
Our Mission:
To Serve as a Unifying Voice in the
Name of Jesus Christ
for the Mission of the Gospel
and the Wholeness of Communities
We represent :
- 1,000,000 Christians
-
2,000 Congregations
-
26 Judicatories
- In 10 Counties
JUDICATORY MEMBERSHIP
African Methodist Episcopal, Pittsburgh Conference
African Methodist Episcopal Zion, Allegheny Conference
Allegheny Union Baptist Association
The Anglican Diocese of Pittsburgh
Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America -
Diocese of Charleston, Oakland, Pennsylvania and the Mid-Atlantic
Carpatho-Russian Orthodox Diocese of the USA
Christian Church - Disciples of Christ in Pennsylvania
Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh, The Episcopal Church, U.S.A.
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, Southwestern Pennsylvania Synod
Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Pittsburgh
Metropolitan Archdiocese of Pittsburgh - Byzantine Catholic
Orthodox Church in America, Archdiocese of Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Baptist Association
Polish National Catholic Southern Deanery
Presbyterian - Beaver-Butler Presbytery
Presbyterian - Kiskiminetas Presbytery
Presbyterian - Pittsburgh Presbytery
Presbyterian - Redstone Presbytery
Presbyterian - Washington Presbytery
Roman Catholic Diocese of Greensburg
Roman Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh
The Salvation Army, Western Pennsylvania Division
Serbian Orthodox Diocese of Eastern America
Seventh-Day Adventist, Pittsburgh Metro Ministries
United Church of Christ, Penn West Conference
United Methodist, Western Pennsylvania Conference
BISHOPS and JUDICATORY EXECUTIVES
who serve as the "Board of Directors" for
Christian Associates
of Southwest Pennsylvania
Archimandrate John P. Abdalah
Western Pennsylvania Deanery
Antiochian Orthodox Christian Church
www.antiochian.org
Rev. Alan G. Adams
Beaver-Butler Presbytery
www.beaverbutler.org
Rev. Dr. William B. Allen
Christian Church (Disciples) in Pennsylvania
www.padisciples.org
Mr. Stephen Benz
Redstone Presbytery
www.redstone.org
The Rev. Bishop Thomas Bickerton
Western Pennsylvania Conference
United Methodist Church
www.wpaumc.org
The Most Rev. Bishop Lawrence Brandt
Roman Catholic Diocese of Greensburg
www.dioceseofgreensburg.org
The Rev. Dr. Eric Brown
Allegheny/Scranton District
African Methodist Episcopal Church
www.ame-church.com
Pastor Andrew Clark
Pittsburgh Metro Ministries
The Seventh-Day Adventist Church
www.acsgp.org
Rev. John Cook, Jr.
Allegheny Union Baptist Association
Rev. Stanley Dennison
African Methodist Episcopal Zion
Archbishop Robert Duncan
The Anglican Diocese of Pittsburgh
www.pitanglican.org
Father John Gido
Carpatho-Russian Orthodox
www.acrod.org
Bishop Cornal G. Henning
Third Episcopal District
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Bishop Louis Hunter, Sr.
Mid-Atlantic I Episcopal District
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
www.midatlantic1amez.org
The Rev. Hubert Hutcherson
Allegheny Union Baptist Association
The Rev. Kurt F. Kusserow
Southwestern Pennsylvania Synod
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
www.southwesternpasynod.org
The Rt. Rev. Bishop John Mack
Southern Deanery, Buffalo-Pittsburgh Diocese
Polish National Catholic Church
www.pncc.org
Metropolitan MAXIMOS
Metropolis of Pittsburgh
Greek Orthodox Church
www.odpgh.org
Rev. Alan McLarty
Penn West Conference
United Church of Christ
www.pennwest.org
Rev. Dr. James McLemore
Pittsburgh District
African Methodist Episcopal Church
www.ame-church.com
Archbishop MELCHISEDEK
Orthodox Church of America
www.oca.org
The Rt. Rev. Bishop MITROPHAN
Eastern American Diocese, Serbian Orthodox Church
www.serborth.org
Metropolitan NICHOLAS
Diocese of the U.S.A., Carpatho-Russian Orthodox Church
www.acrod.org
TBA
Pittsburgh Baptist Association, American Baptist Church
www.abcopad.org
Dr. Charles Perrine
Washington Presbytery
www.washingtonpresbytery.org
Bishop Kenneth Price
The Episcopal Church, U.S.A.
www.episcopalpgh.org
Major Robert J. Reel
Western Pennsylvania Division, The Salvation Army
www.use.salvationarmy.org
Rev. Dr. Sheldon Sorge
Pittsburgh Presbytery
www.pghpresbytery.org
Rt. Rev. Bishop THOMAS
Diocese of Charleston, Oakland, Pennsylvania and the
Mid-Atlantic Antiochian Orthodox Christian Church
www.antiochian.org
Rev. Dr. Wayne Yost
Presbytery of Kiskiminetas
www.kiskipby.org
The Most Rev. Bishop David A. Zubik
Roman Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh
www.diopitt.org
STATEMENTS ON UNITY
“Our ecumenical policy is to press toward
the
visible unity of the whole Christian
fellowship in
the
faith and truth of
Jesus Christ, developing
and
sharing
in its various
dialogues and consultations
in
such a way that the goal be neither obscured
nor
compromised and that each separate
activity be a step toward the fullness of
unity for
which
our Savior prayed.”
1967 General Convention
The Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh
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“The United Methodist Church believes that
the
Lord of the Church is calling Christians
everywhere to strive toward unity, and
therefore it will seek and work for unity
at all
levels of the church life.”
Book of Discipline 1968
United Methodist Church
Western Pennsylvania Conference
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“We should recognize that the quest for
Christian unity is a response to the
Gospel of
Christ. Our fundamental concern
must be that the followers of Christ
are
already one.
We have the obligation
to
discover in what
sense we are one,
and to manifest this oneness
more fully.”
American Baptist Policy Statement on
Christian Unity
July 1967, reaffirmed June 1978
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“The unity of the church, as it is proclaimed
in the
Scriptures, is a gift and goal of God
in Christ Jesus.
Ecumenism is the joyous
experience
of
the unity of Christ’s
people
and
the
serious
task of expressing that unity
visibly
and structurally
to advance the
proclamation
of
the Gospel for the blessing
of humankind.”
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
Declaration of Ecumenical Commitment
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“The Sacred Council exhorts all the Catholic
faithful to
recognize the signs of the times
and
to take an active and
intelligent part in
the work of ecumenism. Before the
whole
world,
let all Christians confess their faith
in the
triune God, one and three in the
incarnate
Son of God,
our Redeemer
and Lord.
Cooperation among Christians
vividly expresses the relationship
which in fact already
unites them,
and it sets in clearer relief the features
of
Christ the Servant.”
Second Vatican Council Decree
on Ecumenism
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