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St. Nicholas Orthodox Church in Homestead, PA is a parish of the Orthodox Christian Faith, established on the day of Holy Pentecost in the Year 33 AD. As a member of the American Carpatho-Russian Orthodox Diocese of the U.S.A., the church offers services in English, with occasional church Slavonic and Greek on Holy days and feast days. Known for their welcoming attitude, hospitality, prayerfulness, generosity, and compassion, St. Nicholas Orthodox Church invites individuals to enter the church and wash away their sins, emphasizing the importance of repentance and finding a spiritual home. Under the spiritual protection of the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople, St. Nicholas Orthodox Church is dedicated to supporting the church, faith, and community through stewardship in various forms, including spiritual, financial, and material contributions. With a focus on prayer for peace and resources for teaching children about the Orthodox faith, the church aims to foster a strong sense of community and connection to the Orthodox Christian tradition. Whether a new member or someone seeking a church home, St. Nicholas Orthodox Church welcomes individuals to join them in their journey of working out salvation together.Generated from the website

Turner Cemetery is a historic half-acre graveyard located in Pittsburgh, PA, established between 1785 and the 1880s. It serves as the final resting place for Native Americans, early settlers of Squirrel Hill, and military veterans from various wars, including the Revolutionary War and the Civil War. The cemetery is also notable for its connection to the Mary S. Brown Memorial-Ames United Methodist Church and has been involved in community events such as annual history walks and memorial ceremonies honoring veterans. Efforts to preserve the cemetery's history include the installation of government-issued tombstones for buried veterans and educational presentations about its significance in the development of the Squirrel Hill area. Generated from the website

Established in 1952, Catholic Cemeteries Association traces its history to the earliest decades in the history of the Diocese of Pittsburgh. It owns and operates more than 15 diocesan cemeteries. The cemeteries that are a part of the association include Our Lady of Hope, Mt. Carmel, St. Mary, North Side Catholic, St. Anthony, Holy Savior, Holy Souls, Resurrection, Queen of Heaven, Calvary, Braddock Catholic, Good Shepherd, St. Joseph, and Sacred Heart cemeteries. It offers a diocesan-approved funeral preplanning program that caters to the individual needs of Catholic families. It additionally provides various Catholic funeral services. Catholic Cemeteries Association is located in Pittsburgh.