No Walls continues to ministry on the streets of Pittsburgh.
We need blankets, shoes, men’s clothing, and sleeping bags. Will receive used items if they are clean and in good shape.
Tearing Down Walls, One Brick at a Time
No Walls continues to ministry on the streets of Pittsburgh.
We need blankets, shoes, men’s clothing, and sleeping bags. Will receive used items if they are clean and in good shape.
Our Christmas Eve Service will be on December 24, 2022, at 7 pm.
Good news! Our services are resumed as follows:
Please note that we will not stream Sunday Morning Services at this moment, so please join us in person and invite a friend!
Join us on Sunday, November 21, 2021, at 7 pm for a Community Thanksgiving Service. All are welcome!
Join us on October 16, 2021, at 4 pm on the church lawn for a time to celebrate our 11th Church Anniversary. There will be food, music, hayrides, face paintings, and games. Additionally, Reverend Andy Mitrik, Dean of Greater Works Outreach Bible School, will be speaking at the event. We hope to see you, your family, and your friends!
No Walls Ministries will be participating in the Community Yard Sale on 6/12/2021 at 8am.
Join us at 9 am for our annual Thanksgiving service. We are following CDC guidelines. Put your turkey in the oven and come to church! Click here for event details.
At a time when many people are focused on giving thanks for the bounty in their lives, others are feeling the pain of need. As the leaves turn brilliant colors to announce fall, the nights are getting colder letting us know that winter is not far behind. Winter is a devastating reality for the homeless. This causes fear and anxiety for most of the people who have to sleep outdoors. The face the risk of dehydration, frostbite and hypothermia. For a homeless person, winter is no wonderland.
Pittsburgh has been called one of America’s most livable cities, but this does not apply to everyone. This past January on a night so cold that you couldn’t feel your toes, a team from the Community Human Services counted 783 homeless people on the streets, alleys and along the river in temperatures below zero.
By providing these people with the tools necessary to survive through the winter months we can prevent serious injury or even death. Your donation will greatly help to protect those outdoors in frigid weather.
At the very least, everyone deserves to be safe from the elements. Please help us make this happen by clicking the button below and making a donation. 100% of your contribution goes towards the purchase of a blanket, coat or hoodie for a homeless person in need. You can also make arrangements with the church to drop off your donated items.
While this is a time to gather with family and friends and be grateful for our blessings, we hope that you will find it in your heart to help those who are less fortunate.
Thank you and God Bless!