Pittsburgh Baptist Church

Welcome to Pittsburgh Baptist Church! We are a Christian congregation joined together to worship, witness, educate and minister in the name of Jesus Christ. PBC was organized on Oct. 30, 1959 and has started numerous other churches in western Pennsylvania. The congregation is made up of an international representation of people from around the world. We welcome visitors to participate in our regular worship services and ministries.

Kim Grueser, Pastor

Frequently Asked Questions:

What are the times of worship?

Our Sunday services are held at:
    Sunday School:   9:30 AM
    Morning Service:   10:45 AM
    Evening Service:   6:00 PM

What kind of things does this church do?
First and foremost, we worship and praise Jesus Christ as our Savior.
We read and study the Bible.
We sing and pray together.
We love and support one another as Christian friends.

What denomination is PBC?
We are a member of the Southern Baptist Convention.
If you would like information about Southern Baptist, you can visit: www.sbc.net

I have young kids. What about them?
That's great! We have Sunday school classes for all ages.
During worship services, we have a nursery that can care for your little ones up to age 5.

I can't come on Sunday mornings. Do you have services any other time:
We sure do! Sunday evening Bible study is a great choice for you.

When do you have services?
Our church worship is Sunday morning at 10:45 a.m. in the sanctuary and Sunday evening we have Bible study at 6:00 p.m.
We welcome and encourage visitors! Sunday school is at 9:30 Sunday mornings.

What is Sunday school?
Sunday school is a time for learning the Bible in small classes.
There are groups for every age and experience level.
There's a class for you! Come join us!

Did You Know?

There are about 42,000 Southern Baptist churches in the United States.

Over 5,000 Southern Baptist missionaries serving in 153 countries.

Over 15,000 Southern Baptist relief workers responded to Hurricane Katrina.
14 Million hot meals were prepared for vitctims and workers in the Gulf Coast region by Southern Baptist volunteers