Churches in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

The Pittsburgh Protestant Reformed Church is affiliated with the Protestant Reformed Churches in America and confesses the Reformed faith based on the Three Forms of Unity. They are committed to preaching the kingdom of God and teaching about Jesus Christ through worship that emphasizes God's Word as the chief means of grace.

Miller Street Baptist Church is a Baptist church located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, committed to sharing the Gospel and nurturing believers through biblical preaching, worship, and service.

Built between 1910 and 1923. Now abandoned.

Zion Hill Full Gospel Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation serving Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Grounded in biblical teaching and believer's baptism, this church community gathers for worship, fellowship, and outreach to the local community.

Prince of Peace is a Catholic parish in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, offering the sacraments, Mass, and spiritual formation in the tradition of the Roman Catholic Church. All are welcome to worship and grow in faith.

Upper Room Worship is a non-denominational church located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, committed to making the message of Jesus accessible and relevant. The church welcomes people from all backgrounds.

Saint Padre Pio Parish is a Roman Catholic church serving the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania community. The parish provides regular Mass, confession, religious education, and sacramental preparation for parishioners and visitors.

New Grace Missionary Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation serving Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Grounded in biblical teaching and believer's baptism, this church community gathers for worship, fellowship, and outreach to the local community.

Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church is a Lutheran church in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, proclaiming the Gospel of grace through Word and Sacrament. The congregation gathers for worship, education, and service in the Lutheran tradition.

St Nicholas Greek Orthodox Cathedral is a Greek Orthodox parish that welcomes the community to participate in vibrant worship services, ministries, and cultural traditions rooted in Orthodox Christianity.