Joint Moleben Prayer Service for Peace every Tuesday at 7:00 PM
Services usually alternate between the following churches listed below.
Please check calendar or social media for actual location each week.
ST. PETER & ST. PAUL UKRAINIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH
HOLY TRINITY PARISH
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SERVICE FOR MARCH 4TH HAS BEEN CANCELED. |
If you have a general question about how you can help
- or -
making a donation towards relief efforts in Ukraine
please email ukrainerelief@orthodoxcarnegie.org.
upcoming Library program that may be of interest to the church community. Ukrainian-American Nataliia Sahaidak, who lives in Carnegie, has published a new book of original poetry entitled Heartprints, and she'll be reading selections from her book in both English and Ukrainian here on the evening of Thursday, March 13.
Here is the event information, and I've also attached a PDF of our flyer. Would you be interested in sharing this with folks in your congregation?
Heartprints: An author visit with Nataliia Sahaidak
March 13 @ 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
https://carnegiecarnegie.org/event/heartprints-an-author-visit-with-nataliia-sahaidak/
Join Carnegie-based Ukrainian poet Nataliia Sahaidak as she shares selected readings from her newly published collection Heartprints!
Heartprints is a debut collection of poetry born from a journey of loss, resilience, and self-discovery. Written through the most challenging years of the author’s life, these poems reflect on love, war, motherhood, and the quiet strength it takes to rebuild after hardship. With honesty and vulnerability, Nataliia shares her path from despair to renewal, reminding us that even in the darkest times, dreams can still bloom. A testament to the power of creativity and healing, Heartprints is a celebration of the human spirit’s ability to rise and transform.
Come join your neighbors, enjoy light refreshments, and hear inspiring poetry in this special author visit!
Registration is appreciated, but walk-ins are welcome. Please click here to register.
You are welcome to make a donation through our parish, Sts. Peter & Paul Ukrainian Orthodox Church
either in person, online, or by mailing a check (do not mail cash).
Sts. Peter & Paul Ukrainian Orthodox Church
P.O. Box 835
Carnegie, PA 15106
Checks should be made out to: Sts. Peter & Paul Ukrainian Orthodox Church
In memo indicate: "Ukraine Relief"
You may make an online donation via our Tithely donation portal by clicking on the image below.
In the comments please note "Ukraine Relief".
CLICK ON IMAGE BELOW TO DONATE TO UKRAINE RELIEF.
THE UKRAINIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH
OF THE USA
ENGin is seeking volunteers!
Want to change a life without leaving home? ENGin, a US/Ukraine-based 501(c)3 nonprofit, urgently needs volunteers to practice English online with Ukrainian youth.
Volunteering with ENGin is a unique, flexible opportunity to connect 1-on-1 with a Ukrainian in need and help them break the language barrier. We provide all training and materials.
* No prior experience or knowledge of Ukrainian is required
* 1 hour/week commitment (you pick the day/time)
* Minimum 10-12 weeks
For more information or to sign-up click HERE
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Kyiv Ukrainian Dance Ensemble 2.28.2022
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2.23.2022 WTAE
Pittsburgh Ukrainians fear attack on homeland
2.24.2022 Interview with Fr. John Charest by Post-Gazzette:
Pittsburgh reacts to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: ‘It became very real very quickly’
2.22.2022 Local article with Fr. Steve Repa
A wary eye from afar: Locals with ties to Ukraine watch nervously
2.21.2022 Local article with Sts. Peter & Paul
As a Russian invasion seems likely Carnegie residents with ties to Ukraine worry about family
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The Hierarchs of the UOC of the USA Sent Letter of Support to the Primate of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine
Read letter HERE
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