Archive for Upcoming Events
Christmas Concert with Chiz Rider
Posted by: | CommentsEmmy Award-winning trumeter Chiz Rider will be performing at the McKeesport Alliance Church on Friday, December 18 at 7:00pm. Chiz performs a blend of traditional and contemporary Christian music but on this occasion will perform primarily Christmas Music. The concert is free and open to the community. A love offering will be received.Some of Rider’s career highlights follow:When not recording for the Myrrh record label, Rider plays over 200 concerts annually throughout North America and all over the world.
- He won an Emmy Award in the category Outstanding Broadcast Performance for PBS’s “Chiz Rider, Fast Forward.”
- He has appeared in the Pittsburgh Billy Graham Crusade and at the Crystal Cathedral
When Chiz was four he discovered his father’s trumpet in a closet and has been playing ever since. Chiz is ninety percent self-taught, but he studied for a short time under the direction of Don Smith, then assistant Penn State University Blue Band director and David O’Neill of Nashville. Chiz’ fresh musical style embodies a jazz/pop sound that has been influenced by such versatile jazz musicians as Wynton and Branford Marsalis, Maynard Ferguson, Louis Armstrong and Jon Faddis.
Faith in Action (October 19-24)
Posted by: | CommentsPLEASE NOTE: OUTOOR PROJECTS HAVE BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14.
Join us this week as we “Put Our Faith in Action.” If you have not yet signed up, review the project list below and contact the church to sign-up, or REGISTER HERE.
Monday (3:30 – 6 pm) – Sonshine Kitchen Meal Program*
Tuesday (3:15-4:30 pm) – Sonshine Kitchen Tutoring Program*
* Two-three volunteers are needed each night at Sonshine Kitchen
Friday (6:30-8:30 pm) – Angel Tree Phone Calls
Saturday
(9:00 am – 1:00 pm) Salvation Army McKeesport
(9:00 am – 2:00 pm) Fawcett-Plan Projects POSTPONED UNTIL NOVEMBER 14
(10:00 am – Noon) Angel Tree Phone Calls
(10:00 am- 3:00 pm) Act of Kindness POSTPONED UNTIL NOVEMBER 14
First Responder Recognition Service
Posted by: | CommentsThe events of September 11 reminded us of the daily sacrifice that our community first responders make. When crisis hits our community, our police, fire and ems personnel are the first to respond. Join us as we not only remember the events of September 11, but as we take a moment to say thank you to our community servants.




