Christ Episcopal Church, North Hills contributes time, talent and financial resources to many local organizations.
We organize volunteer efforts for:
- Jubilee Soup Kitchen
Cooking and delivering meals to be served. - Global Links
Sorting and packing surplus medical supplies for shipment to developing countries. - World Vision
Sorting and packing donations for shipment to developing countries. - Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank
Sorting donated items.
We support the following organizations financially:
- American Friends of the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem
Christ Church has a long-time association with Christ Church, Nazareth dating back to when Bishop Riah Abu El-Assal was rector of the parish. A.F.E.D.J. helps us to continue that partnership. - Anchorpoint Counseling Ministry
Formerly North Hills Youth Ministry. - Barnabas Aid
Help for persecuted Christians around the world. - Bethlehem Haven
Helping homeless women in Western Pennsylvania regain self-sufficiency. - Crisis Center North
Direction to local victims of domestic violence. - Episcopal Relief and Development
Worldwide disaster relief. - Global Links
Sending surplus medical supplies to developing countries. - HEARTH
Transitional housing for women. - Jubilee Soup Kitchen
Serving the homeless in Pittsburgh. - Mustard Seed Project
Help and support for children in Rwanda. - North Hills Community Outreach
Helping Struggling Families and Individuals. - Northside Common Ministries
Pittsburgh food pantry and homeless shelter. - Oikocredit
Microcredit loans in third world countries. - Operation Safety Net
Providing medical care for the homeless in Pittsburgh. - Rural and Migrant Ministries
The Rev. Rich Witt is the Executive Director of this organization. Fr. Witt grew up at Christ Church. - Sheldon Calvary Camp
Providing scholarships for underprivileged children to attend camp. - Shepherd Wellness Community
A haven for wellness and support for local people affected by HIV. - The Lighthouse Foundation
Help for grieving and needy families in North Pittsburgh.