Denomination: Episcopal Church
Church of the Atonement is a parish church with a rich history that parallels the growth of the town of Carnegie. Founded when Carnegie was still called Mansfield (and was considered a weekend-getaway spot by the citizens of nearby Pittsburgh), the current building resembles an English country parish church and contains a pipe organ donated by Andrew Carnegie himself as well as beautiful stained glass.
Today Atonement is still a small parish church with an active and welcoming congregation, offering a worship service with organ and hymns every week, along with a host of other activities. All are welcome ~ why not stop by for a visit?
Regular Worship Service
Holy Communion Rite II - Sundays at 9:00 a.m.
Today Atonement is still a small parish church with an active and welcoming congregation, offering a worship service with organ and hymns every week, along with a host of other activities. All are welcome ~ why not stop by for a visit?
Regular Worship Service
Holy Communion Rite II - Sundays at 9:00 a.m.
