[Episcopal News Service — Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania] Presiding Bishop Michael Curry preached and presided Feb. 4 during an Absalom Jones Day Eucharist at Episcopal Church of the Holy Cross, in the Homewood area of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Video of the entire Eucharist is here. The presiding bishop’s sermon begins at the 22 minute, 6 second mark.

The Eucharist was part of the presiding bishop’s Pilgrimage for Reconciliation, Healing and Evangelism in Southwestern Pennsylvania.

Live streaming and on-demand video will be available Feb. 5 when Curry preaches and presides during the “Taking the Jesus Movement to the Mon” Eucharist beginning at 11 a.m. at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church in McKeesport, which is in the Monongahela River Valley south of Pittsburgh. WMCK.FM, an internet radio station with studios at St. Stephen’s will live streamed the McKeesport service. The service will also be available live and on demand on the Episcopal Church website here.

The Pittsburgh pilgrimage is one of six events that the Episcopal Church is working with diocesan teams to organize as “Episcopal Revivals” in 2017 and 2018. Their goal, according to a recent press release, is “to stir and renew hearts for Jesus, to equip Episcopalians as evangelists, and to welcome people who aren’t part of a church to join the Jesus Movement.”

Complete Episcopal News Service coverage will follow the close of the Pittsburgh pilgrimage.

The revivals slated for 2017 and 2018 are:

May 5 – 7: Diocese of West Missouri

Sept. 23-24: Diocese of Georgia

Nov. 17-19: Diocese of San Joaquin

April 6 – 8, 2018: Diocese of Honduras

July 2018: Joint Evangelism Mission with the Church of England