Welcome

The Daughters of the King in the Diocese of Pittsburgh are delighted to welcome you to our website. We hope you willl find answers to your questions here as well as news about all Chapter, Diocesan, Province III and National DOK events! If your Chapter has an event they would like to open to other chapters be sure to contact our webmatser so that we can add your event to our calendar and send the event out to all the chapters on our mailing list!

Spring Assembly 2013

Date: 
Saturday, April 27, 2013 - 9:30am - 1:30pm
Hosted by the Deborah Chapter, Christ Episcopal Church,  Indiana, PA.
902 Philadelphia St Indiana. PA
Speaker: The Rev. Nancy Chalfont, Rector, St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, Wilkinsburg
Please download the flyer and post at your Parish.
See below for directions.
 

Daughter of the King to Preach at Pittsburgh’s Absalom Jones Day

Angela ShepherdThe Rev. Canon Angela F. Shepherd, A Daughter of the King in the Episcopal Diocese of  Maryland, is coming to Pittsburgh to be the guest preacher at the Diocese of Pittsburgh’s Absalom Jones Day.  Canon   Shepherd, who is canon for mission in her diocese, led several workshops on mission at our DOK Province III Retreat in Silver Spring, MD, in June.  Daughters of the King in Pittsburgh are encouraged to attend Absalom Jones Day to welcome Canon Shepherd.
Absalom Jones Day will be celebrated at Trinity Cathedral on Saturday, February 2, 2013, starting at 10:00 a.m. Additional details about the celebration, including agenda and registration information will be available soon.

Angela is a priest, social justice advocate, gospel based strategist, lover of God and God's people. Her position as canon for mission includes: encouraging and supporting congregations in their mission and outreach initiatives, convening the Public Policy team, organizing and co-chairing the Truth and Reconciliation Commission that focuses on race relations, staff liaison to the Education task force, preaching in congregations, leading mutual ministry reviews and retreats.

 
If possible, please register before the event and then pay at the door.
Questions? Call Nancy Travis Bolden at 412-683-8888 or the Rev. Nancy Chalfant-Walker at 412-243-6100

Lenten Quiet Day 2013

Dear Sisters in Christ in the DOK Pittsburgh Assembly,
 
St. Paul would wish you “grace and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ,” and so do I! And, like Paul, “I thank my God through Jesus Christ for all of you because your faith is proclaimed in all the world” (Romans 1:8). Specifically, we Daughters are getting ready to proclaim our faith to all of Pittsburgh when we present our second Lenten Quiet Day at Shepherd’s Heart Fellowship on February 23. Last year’s Quiet Day was a gentle outpouring of love that generated many requests for a follow-up.   If you missed it last year, you won’t want to miss it again!
 
This year, as you can see from the attached flyer, we will be delving into the lives of 12 strong women of the Old Testament. We can learn so much from both their strengths and their weaknesses. Please plan to be with us as we practice this Lenten tradition of prayer and reflection.
 
Shepherd’s Heart is centrally located in the Uptown section of Pittsburgh. There is plenty of parking next to the building, which has an elevator. We will have coffee, tea and light refreshments available before and throughout the morning. And, best of all, we will have time to let go of the pressures of our daily lives and, instead, absorb some of the teachings in God’s Holy Word.
Be there and let us show Pittsburgh that the Daughters of the King also are strong women who live out our faith!
 
For His Sake,
 
 
Gail Simpson
President, Pittsburgh Assembly
The Order of the Daughters of the King
 

Fall Assembly 2012

Dear Daughters in the DOK Pittsburgh Assembly,

It is time!  It is time to gather together as the Pittsburgh Assembly to
celebrate who we are, to review where we have been, and to look forward to
what God wants us to be.  The attachment contains the registration form for
our Fall Assembly.  We are expecting at least a carful of eager Daughters
from each chapter.  And we are looking for all of you Daughters at Large

Save the Date for Fall Assembly

Dear Daughters of the King in the Pittsburgh Assembly,

 

As the beautiful season of Autumn approaches, it is time for Daughters to gather for our Fall Assembly. Please reserve October 27 on your calendars as a day to spend with your Sisters-in-Christ in our Order. The time together will help strengthen chapters and keep our Daughters at Large enfolded into our love and care. See the attached flyer for details.

Report on Trienniel - formatted version

***REPORT ON DOK TRIENNIAL 2012**

Nominees for Assembly Officers

Dear Daughters in the DOK Pittsburgh Assembly,

Spring Assembly

Date: 
Saturday, April 28, 2012 - 9:30am - 1:30pm
Our Spring Assembly is fast approaching. It will be held on Saturday, April 28, from 9:30 am to 1:30 pm at Christ Church, New Brighton. The Daughters in the Austin Pardue Chapter will be our hosts.    You may download the registration form at the bottom of this story.
 
Please also remember that our Assemblies are designed for all of the Daughters in all of the chapters to come together in fellowship to worship, to learn and to share ideas. Our Order is so much more than small chapters. Attend the Spring Assembly to broaden your spiritual horizons and enjoy your Sisters in Christ from other chapters.
 
Elections will be held at Pittsburgh Assembly’s Spring Assembly. The slate of officers for the next Triennium of the Pittsburgh Assembly of the Order of the Daughters of the King (September 1, 2012 to August  31, 2015):
 

Lenten Quiet Day

Our DOK Lenten Quiet Day will be held from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm on Saturday, February 25, at Shepherd’s Heart Fellowship in the Uptown section of Pittsburgh (13 Pride Street).  This Lenten offering to the community will  consist of prayer, readings on the apostles and times of quiet meditation.   it will be the local revival of a long-standing tradition in the Order of the Daughters of the King.
 
Why should you attend?  Look at our vision statement:   The vision of the women in this Order is to “encourage and enable one another to be reflections of God’s love, reaching out through Prayer, Service and Evangelism to spread His Kingdom”.  In our Rule of Prayer, Daughters vow to pray daily for the extension of Christ’s Kingdom, for the spiritual growth of the Church, especially for our diocese and parish, for all who need emotional, spiritual and physical healing, and for the work of the Order.  In our Rule of Service, Daughters pledge to participate regularly in the worship, study and work of the Church, to assist their priest in any way possible, and to bring others to a knowledge and love of our Lord.  Daughters also promise to make a constant effort  in our own lives to present Jesus Christ in the power of the Holy Spirit in such ways that other persons may be led to believe in Him as Savior and follow Him as Lord within the fellowship of the Church.
 
Be a reflection of God’s Love, and be at Shepherd’s Heart Fellowship on February 25,  as we meet our Lord in the stillness of a Quiet Day.
 
You can download a copy of the brochure. I hope that you will post this beautiful flyer created by Robin Refft from the Daughters of Grace Chapter at Trinity, Beaver, on your parish bulletin board and will also encourage other women in your parish to join you in attending. 
 
 
 
 
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