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  Very traditional. Had many "high church" elements, if anyone knows what that means. Haha. Coming from a visiting college student, it was nice to be reminded of my church from home. Most people there were very dressed up, although I did see some family-people in jeans and low-dress t-shirts. The priest did a sermon raving about how society's dress has become too lax and everyone ought to come in their Sunday best. I wasn't so sure about that, but after the service, the priest greets everyone who exits and was very warm and friendly. He immediately identified me as a newcomer and a college student, which might signify that this is a tight-knit community where people know one another. During the peace, a few people approached me, so they are friendly. Worth a shot.

  Added May 15, 2017 by A Google User
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  This church is in the heart of Pittsburgh and the place to go when near the city. A beautiful historical building with traditional worship with great music. Members are welcoming and friendly.

  Added August 30, 2016 by John Lauffer