Plant a Church

Following the example of the early church, as it pursued the Great Commission to make disciples of all nations, we pray that our diocese will begin to resemble the diversity of God’s kingdom, “a great multitude from every tribe, tongue, and nation worshipping God together” (Revelation 7:9). 

In 2025, the Diocese of Pittsburgh launched a church planting project in partnership with Grove City College’s Center for Rural Ministry and the ACNA’s church planting ministry, Always Forward. We are prayerfully discerning new ground for Anglican churches in western Pennsylvania and raising up, training, supporting, and deploying Kingdom-minded, Anglican church planting clergy to take the gospel of Jesus Christ into these communities.

ANG PITT PLANT A CHURCH HERO

Strengthening Our Mission Focus

While church planting creates new congregations, it can also serve to revitalize and empower our existing churches. Church plants demonstrate our passion for reaching the lost and encourage innovative risk-taking for the gospel. We pray that, as we plant new churches, the DNA of more established congregations in our diocese will become infused with the desire to renew and strengthen our mission focus.

Learn more about Redeemer Franklin

inRedeemer Anglican Church in Franklin, Pennsylvania, was planted in 2022 by Grace Anglican Church, Grove City.

Learn more about Immanuel Columbia

Immanuel Anglican Church in Columbia, Tennessee, was planted in 2025 by Church of the Redeemer in Nashville.

Resources

Benchmarks for the Church Planting Process

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Ecosystem for Church Planting

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Get in Touch

Get in Touch

If you have interest in learning more about church planting, or discussing ways to plant a church in the Anglican Diocese of Pittsburgh, contact our canon to the ordinary, Bill Henry, at bhenry@pitanglican.org.

Get in Touch

If you have interest in learning more about church planting, or discussing ways to plant a church in the Anglican Diocese of Pittsburgh, contact our canon for church planting, the Rev. Canon Eric Phillips, at Eric@franklinredeemer.org.

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