Progressive
Episcopalians
of
Pittsburgh
is a group of Episcopal clergy and laity
dedicated to maintaining the health and
unity of The Episcopal Church, including
the Diocese of Pittsburgh, as a
theologically diverse expression of
Anglicanism in America. PEP seeks both a
church and a society that strive for
justice and peace among all people, and
that respect the dignity of every human
being.
PEP is a member of
Via Media USA, an alliance of
similar groups dedicated to the
traditional Anglicanism of The Episcopal
Church. We are not liberal or
conservative, not Evangelical or
Anglo-Catholic, not low-, broad-, or
high-church. We are all those things and
more: we are one in our Lord Jesus
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PEP Now Has
Facebook Page
January 23, 2013.
PEP now has a Facebook page. This will allow us to
provide timely information of news and events of
interest to PEP members and friends,
something that has not been practical using our Web
site.
Our Facebook page can easily be accessed by Facebook
members by typing “Progressive Episcopalians of
Pittsburgh” into the search box at the top of your
Facebook page.
You can view our Facebook page even if you are not a
Facebook member. (Nonmembers cannot leave comments,
share content, etc., however.) Anyone can go directly to
our Facebook page using the URL
http://progressiveepiscopalians.org/ facebook. (It
is generally unnecessary to type “http://” into your browser.)
Whether you are a Facebook member or not, do check our
Facebook often for news and announcements. If you are a
Facebook member, please Like our new page.
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PEP Seeks to Strengthen
Diocese through Donations
March 15, 2013.
PEP issued a press release today detailing some of the
donations it has made to strengthen the diocese. The
occasion for the press release was its latest donation
made to the Resource Center run by the Southwestern
Pennsylvania Synod of the ELCA. (Episcopalians use the
Resource Center on the same terms as Lutherans.) PEP has
donated nine religion-related courses on DVD. Details
can be found here.
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PEPtalk Editor Needed
January 23, 2013.
The PEP newsletter, PEPtalk
has not been published in
quite a while for lack of an
editor. If you would like to
volunteer as the editor of the
newsletter, please write to us
at
info@progressiveepiscopalians.org.
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