REV. DR. MONI McINTYRE, rector
That Mission closed following the exit of their Priest in 1922 but was restarted around 1954 and services reconvened in a storeroom at the corner of Wylie Avenue and Roberts Street.
DJ LOUIE BATES
In the subsequent years of the parish’s formation, worship services were conducted in various locations throughout the city which has resulted in a significant Black presence in the Episcopalian Diocese of Pittsburgh and the church is now located at 7505 Kelly Street in Homewood.
BISHOP DORSEY McCONNELL
In the words of the current rector, Rev. Dr. Moni McIntyre, “The City of Pittsburgh and The Episcopal Church are richer because we are here.”
THE CONGREGATION CELEBRATING 140 YEARS (Photos by Jackie McDonald)
Those in attendance were delighted to hear the voices of KQV radio commentator Elaine Effort, who served as the mistress of ceremonies, and the melodious gospel solos provided by singer Karen Arrington. Following the keynote speaker, Rev. Dr. Harold T Lewis, Diocese Bishop Dorsey McConnell gave closing remarks emphasizing his conviction and resolve to continue his efforts to encourage racially inclusive worship in their church community. The celebration ended with dancing to the musical entertainment provided by DJ Louie Bates.
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