St Nicholas Greek Orthodox

We are a small Lutheran church serving ( mostly ) students from any and all of the colleges and universities in Pittsburgh. It is closest to the, Carlow University, and Chatham University, but all are welcome. We also have several members who are not students. Pastor Scott KuechenmeisterHall is the Campus Pastor. Lutheran University Center is located at 4515 Forbes Ave. in the Oakland section of Pittsburgh, PA. The LUC is located between South Dithridge St. and South Craig St., right across from the main entrance to the Carnegie Art Museum. We are a ministry of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America ( ELCA ) and the Southwestern Pennsylvania Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. However, we have students from almost all synods of Lutheran Church. Choral Prayer at the Close of the Day sung by the Pittsburgh Compline Choir is an ecumenical ministry of Lutheran Campus Ministry in Greater Pittsburgh and First Lutheran Church of Downtown Pittsburgh. The Pittsburgh Compline Choir, under the direction of Alastair Stout, is an ecumenical and volunteer group. The choir has been singing Compline since 1989 in Heinz Chapel. They are students, teachers, clergy and church musicians from Greater Pittsburgh. Singers interested in chant and in singing in the compline choir are invited to speak with.

The Women's Alliance of First Unitarian Church of Pittsburgh is a community organization dedicated to supporting and empowering women in the Pittsburgh area. Through various programs and events, the Women's Alliance fosters a sense of camaraderie and provides a platform for women to come together, share experiences, and engage in meaningful discussions. Generated from their business information

History of Hillel Founded in 1950, The Hillel Jewish University Center is the center of Jewish Life for students from Carnegie Mellon University, University of Pittsburgh and other area colleges and universities, serving an estimated 3, 000 young adults. For a diverse market of students from various backgrounds and interests, the Hillel JUC provides a nurturing environment where students can both explore and participate in the vibrant world of Jewish life on campus. The Hillel JUC is located in the spacious 12, 500 square foot Joseph Stern Building that opened in 2001. With an active physical presence came a renewal of Jewish campus life and an enhanced vibrancy that had not existed in recent memory. Earlier decades saw dozens of involved students, whereas now, literally hundreds of students pass through our doors regularly each week. Our mission is to enrich the lives of Jewish undergraduate and graduate students so that they may enrich the Jewish people and the world. In pursuit of this mission, Hillel is committed to: Fostering student growth and a balance between being "distinctively" Jewish and "universally" human.