South Side Anglican Church

Messengers of God's radical grace to the skeptic and wounded. Pittsburgh, PA

Who We Are

South Side Anglican's mission is to spread the Gospel of God’s forgiveness with boldness and creativity. Using music and the arts, relationship, and recovery we form a safe place for God to break into people’s lives on the South Side.

About Us

Vibe
Casual, Multigenerational, Down to Earth, Traditional Liturgy

Programs
Children's Ministry

Music
Singer-Songwriter, Traditional Hymns, Contemporary

Denomination
Anglican

Size
Small

Language
English

Founded
0

Plan Your Visit

Contact

Address
40 Pius St
Pittsburgh, PA 15203-1663

Phone
(412) 475-9049

Website
Visit Website

Directions
Get directions on Google Maps

Our Services

What are services like?
We worship in the Anglican tradition, which means we pray some good old prayers and have a pretty consistent rhythm to the service. Basically, we begin the service acknowledging our need for grace and love from God, we sing about His love for us, we read and think about what He says to us in the Bible, spend some time praying, sing a song and we're done. Pretty straightforward. One thing is for certain, the message will always be about God's radical grace for people who need it. So, come join us as we hear what Jesus has to say to people like you and me.

What is the community like?
Multi-generational, warm, grace-focused, and good at listening.

What if I'm not a Christian?
That's why we're here! No matter if you are Christian or non-Christian, we all need to hear the same message of grace from Jesus. Everyone is welcome!

Leadership View all

Sean Norris

Sean is a husband, father, singer/songwriter, and minister. "Grace hit home for me in my mid twenties when I found myself suffering from panic attacks while trying to figure out what to do with my life. God used them to bring me in touch with my need for Him. I needed to know that He had already taken care of everything so that I might receive His forgiveness, acceptance, and unconditional love. His grace meant that I was forever safe in His hands. It meant that I was free to explore, free to fail, free to embrace my interests."