…seek justice, love kindness, walk humbly…
Welcoming the Rev. Caitlin Werth
On Sunday, August 2 we welcomed our new permanent pastor
Pastor Werth comes to Waverly in Regent Square after serving eight years as director and chaplain of the Foundation of HOPE’s Pre-Release Program at the Allegheny County Jail.
She will continue the live-streamed services on Facebook from Waverly’s sanctuary that began when the pandemic hit in mid-March. They begin at 11 a.m. each Sunday but are available for viewing at any time after that.
“In coming to Waverly, I’m excited to meet God in a new place, explore with new individuals where God is moving in their lives, and work together to live out the call of love in this world — starting with ourselves and expanding to our neighborhoods and beyond,” said Pastor Werth, a Pittsburgh-area native who was ordained in August 2012.
Waverly thanks the Rev. Jane Duffield for her wise and faithful leadership as interim pastor for the last 18 months.
All are welcome to tune in to these services. If questions, don’t hesitate to email admin@waverlychurch.org.
Waverly Live-Stream Services
Remembering Jesus’ commandment that we love God and our neighbor as ourselves, Waverly will suspend all in-person worship services and church gatherings (including Sunday school, choir, committee meetings and fellowship activities) until a time when it is safe to resume them.
Sunday’s worship service will be live-streamed over our Facebook page at 11:00 on Sunday morning and the scripture and sermon will be on SoundCloud. You can also find a copy of the most current bulletin and hymns posted on Facebook prior to the service.
We are an active and bold faith community. We are diverse and eclectic, approaching mission, youth, and worship by laughing, working, playing, grieving and praying together in the name of Christ. We encourage full participation, regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation and financial condition. Come seek justice, love kindness and walk humbly with us.