Pittsburgh Presbytery Choir Sings National Anthem at Pirate Game!

Pittsburgh Presbytery night at the Pirate game on July 23 was a great success! It was one of the hottest days of the summer but our choir conquered the heat.  We had a group of over 130 members singing the national anthem this year.   We sold 353 tickets which generated $1,270 in support of the presbytery mission!

The following churches had choir representatives at the game to sing the national anthem, arranged by Craig Courtney: Aspinwall PC, Ben Avon Community PC, Bethany PC, Beulah UPC, Carnegie PC, Cross Roads PC (Gibsonia), East Liberty PC, Hebron UPC (Penn Hills), Linway PC, Mosaic Community Church, Mt. Lebanon UPC, North Hills UPC, Northmont UPC, Oakmont PC,  Sixth PC, and Wallace Memorial PC.

Thanks to all of the singers, to all who attended the game from a host of different churches in the presbytery and to Michael Frank, Director of Music Ministries and Organist at Oakmont  Presbyterian Church, who directed the choir at the game!