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CHURCHES
Oakmont Presbyterian Church
415 Pennyslvania Ave.
Maureen Stecik
P: 412-828-5770
F: 412-828-0907
mstecik@oakmontpresby.org
www.oakmontpresbyterianchurch.org
GATHERS for inspiring worship, transformational learning and loving fellowship; GOES into the world to serve Christ, and thereby GROWS in faith, hope and love.
Oakmont United Methodist Church
419 Maryland Ave.
Karen Jacobs
P: 412-828-9499
oakmontumc@verizon.net
www.oakmontumc.org
OUMC offers ministry throughout the week and two types of Sunday worship. Our informal worship begins at 9:00am and traditional worship at 11:00am (10:30am Memorial Day through Labor Day weekends)
Riverside Community Church
401 Allegheny Ave
Donald Greb
P: 412-828-2488
F: 412-828-1017
greb@riversideconnect.org
lesoon@riversideconnect.org
www.riversideconnect.org
Church serving balanced ministry of biblical preaching, heartfelt worship, Christian training, small groups, local and world outreach. Emphasis on Children and Youth, each has their own venue. Two gatherings Sunday's at Oakmont site and 562 Pittsburgh Mills Mall.
Saint Irenaeus Catholic Church
387 Maryland Avenue
Fr. Frank Kurimsky
P: 412/828-3065
F: 412-828-1587
secretary@saintirenaeus.org
www.saintirenaeus.org
The Faith Community of St. Irenaeus strives for knowledge, service, and faith through our patron's guidance and the Holy Spirit dwelling within us. With love, worship, and solidarity we are building God's Kingdom in our families and communities. Nourished by Word and Sacrament, we give ourselves to Christ and His Church for the greater glory of God our Father.
Mass Schedules: Sat. Vigil at 4:30p.m.
Sunday at 8 a.m. & 11 a.m. Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday 8:00 AM. (closed on Monday & Thursday).
Saint John the Evangelist Anglican Church
PO Box 267
Rev. Lawrence Deihle
P: 412.828.5892
F: 412-490-2218
bill.hetrick@verizon.net
We are pilgrims on a pathway leading to transformation and personal holiness. We are called to be sent forth to bring the Church to all in greater Oakmont who search for the saving embrace of our Lord Jesus Christ.
St. Thomas Memorial Episcopal Church
378 Delaware Ave.
Rev. Jeffrey Murph
P: 412-828-9680
F: 412-828-8521
stthomasoakmont@verizon.net
www.st-tom.org
St. Thomas Church is an Episcopal parish of Christians and seekers for the worship of Jesus Christ, spiritual growth, healing, fellowship, outreach and mission.
The Pentecostals of Oakmont
P.O. Box 508, Oakmont
Rev. R.A. Drylie
P: 412-826-9176
info@pentoak.org
www.pentoak.org
Promoting the spiritual well being of families that they may serve their neighbors and community. At PentOak the worship of the Lord and the teaching of God's Word fuse to produce a new man in Christ Jesus.
Sunday Worship Service - 11:00 AM
Christian Development & Youth Ministry - Wed. 7:00 PM
At the Pentecostals of Oakmont, our hearts and doors are open for you to discover caring people, passionate worship, and life changing messages from the Word of God.
CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS
Lions Club of Oakmont
P.O. Box 335
William Putman, President
P: 412-828-1147
wejputman@yahoo.com
Out Mission Statement: to create and foster a spirit of understanding among all people for humanitarian needs by providing voluntary services through community involvement and international cooperation.
Oakmont Chamber of Commerce
PO Box 384
President: Betty Anderson
Membership open to businesses and residents
COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION
The Hillman Center for Performing Arts
423 Fox Chapel Rd.
Sarah York
P: 412.968.3045
F: 412.968.3045
thehillman@shadysideacademy.org
www.thehillman.org
The Hillman Center for Performing Arts is Pittsburgh's newest cultural venue. Stop by and enjoy our affordable, family-friendly programming; all community members are welcome to attend performances: Our theaters and plaza are available for community rentals and events.
INDIVIDUAL
Kaaren Amodeo
Kaaren
Kat851@aol.com
NONPROFIT SERVICE ORGANIZATION
Riverside Women's Association
P.O. Box 143
Catherine Coulter
P: 412-826-2605
riversidewomen@hotmail.com
www.riversidewomensassociation.org
RWA is a social and philanthropic organization open to all women 18+. Our goal is to promote civic and charitable pursuits, empower women. By working together we identify and assist with meeting the needs of those in our community.
South East Asia Prayer Center
432 Allegheny River Blvd., Suite 205
Ellie Geppert
P: 412-826-9063
F: 412-826-9065
info@seapc.us
www.seapc.us
We are a faith based non-profit that believes lives can be changed through prayer, healing, teaching and community development. Our message is love & hope in Jesus Christ and our platforms are health, education, parenting & micro-economic development.
United For Life - St. Thomas Memorial Episcopal Church
378 Deleware Ave.
Mary Jo Kuhl
P: 412-371-4258
mini5@verizon.net
Supporters of the sanctity of human life and providing assistance to pro life organizations. We meet the first Monday monthly at the St. Paul Baptist Church, Second & Delaware, Oakmont, PA
SCHOOLS
CCAC - Boyce Campus
595 Beatty Road
Monroeville, PA 15146
Elizabeth Strenkowski
P: 724-325-6602
F: 724-325-6627
estrenkowski@ccac.edu
www.ccac.edu
Education
Redeemer Lutheran School
1261 Pennsylvania AvenueOakmont, PA 15139
Principal: Mrs. Gail Holzer
P: 412-828-9323
F: 412-828-1860
gholzer@redeemer-oakmont.org
www.redeemer-oakmont.org
Preschool-8th grade Lutheran School
Offering great academics in a Christian environment
St. Irenaeus Catholic School
637 Fourth Street
Sr. Carol Anne
P: 412-828-8444
F: 412-828-8749
cpapp@verizon.net
www.saintirenaeus.org
Preschool to Grade 8,-located in the quiet suburbs of Oakmont offers spiritual development and a well-balanced curriculum. Small class sizes, highly dedicated faculty, athletic programs,band, foreign language, computer,Junior Achievemnt, busing and after school care. We welcome children of all Faiths. Tuition assistance is available for all grades including Pre-school. ( Middle States Accredited)
Call 412-828-8444 for more information or to schedule a visit.
VOLUNTEERS
Oakmont Community Volunteers
P.O. Box 353
Donna Hanlon / Rich Hanlon
P: 412-828-6213
F: 412-828-6149
ocv@salsgiver.com
We are a non-profit group of residents interested in keeping Oakmont beautiful and letter free.
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