St William Laud Episcopal Church

05/06/2026

Our church family is saddened to share that longtime member and faithful leader, John Michael “Mike” McCurry, passed away on April 23 at his home on Lake Bob Sandlin, surrounded by his family.

We will gather to remember his life and commend him to God’s eternal care on:

Friday, June 12 at 1:30 PM
St. William Laud Episcopal Church
601 Lafayette St., Pittsburg, TX

“God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble.” — Psalm 46:1

04/02/2026

Congratulations to the Pittsburg ISD Bands "The Pride of Pittsburg" on this amazing accomplishment. Way to commit and work hard!

Special shout out to Oliver, one of our outstanding young men here in St William Laud!

04/01/2026

Cheering on the Pittsburg ISD Bands "The Pride of Pittsburg" today as they compete in the UIL Band Competition! 🎶🖤💛

Your hard work, discipline, and passion inspire our whole community. We’re proud of each one of you and grateful for the way you represent Pittsburg with excellence and heart.

Praying for calm minds, confident hands, and a joyful performance.

Go out there and shine!

Good luck, Pirates☠️ This church family is behind you!

04/01/2026

What a beautiful and powerful service!!

03/30/2026

What a beautiful morning of worship at St William Laud on this Palm Sunday.

Our church family gathered with joy and reverence as we stepped into Holy Week, lifting palms, lifting prayers, and remembering Christ’s humble entry into Jerusalem.

Seeing our congregation come forward together in faith was a powerful reminder of the unity and hope we share in Christ.

As we continue through Holy Week, we invite you to join us for:

Good Friday Service — 12:00 PM
Easter Sunday Service — 9:00 AM

Hosanna in the highest.
Blessings on your Holy Week.

03/17/2026

Blessed St. Patrick’s Day!

Today we remember Patrick — a courageous missionary, a faithful bishop, and a witness to God’s transforming grace.

Once a captive in Ireland, he returned not with bitterness but with the gospel, carrying Christ’s light into places of fear and uncertainty.

As we celebrate, may we be inspired by his courage, his compassion, and his deep trust in God’s call.

May this day strengthen your spirit and bless the work of your hands and heart.

☘️ Happy St. Patrick’s Day from our church community to yours.

03/12/2026

Don’t miss out on joining us tomorrow (Friday) at 5:30 for Stations of the Cross service and fellowship. It is a short service where we take the time during Lent to walk through Jesus’ journey to the cross.

After the service there will be light refreshments and fellowship.

You’re invited to a peaceful, meaningful Lenten tradition right here in our Camp County community.

Every Friday during Lent, our church gathers for Stations of the Cross, a simple, reflective service that helps us walk with Jesus on his journey to the cross.

If you’ve never been to a Stations service before, don’t worry, many people haven’t. It’s gentle, quiet, and deeply grounding.

What is the Stations of the Cross?
It’s a short, meditative service where we move through a series of moments from Jesus’ final hours - pausing at each “station” to pray, reflect, and remember God’s love shown even in suffering.

You don’t need to know anything ahead of time. You don’t need to be Episcopalian. You don’t even need to be sure what you believe. Just come as you are.

Why do we do this?
Lent is a season of slowing down, paying attention, and preparing our hearts for Easter. Stations of the Cross gives us space to breathe, to pray, and to remember that God meets us in every part of life - joy, sorrow, hope, and struggle.

After the service, we’ll share light refreshments and time to visit with neighbors and friends. It’s a simple way to share the love of God, connect with each other, and build community.

📍 St William Laud Episcopal Church (601 Lafayette St, Pittsburg TX)
🕒 Fridays during Lent at 5:30PM
🍪 Light refreshments following the service

Whether you’re looking for a place to pray, a moment of quiet, or simply a welcoming community, we’d love to have you join us this Lent.

03/09/2026

What a wonderful weekend!
St. William Laud was proud to have four of our youth attend the EDOD Confirmation Preparation Retreat. It was such a joy to see our young parishioners worshiping, learning, and growing alongside other youth from across the Diocese. It is such a blessing to watch the next generation of Episcopalians grow in faith and step confidently into their relationship with God.

Bishop Price, Deacon Katie Ge**er, and the entire staff did an outstanding job helping everyone understand the why behind the Holy Eucharist, Holy Communion, Confirmation, and other sacred practices—and what it truly means to “Turn Toward God” as these youth prepare to take the next step in their spiritual journey.

We are incredibly proud of Katie, Oliver, Kaleb, and Kolton! Please join us in celebrating them and keeping them in your prayers. 🙏✨

Episcopal Diocese of Dallas

02/27/2026

We’re proud to support Pittsburg High School and their Spring Festival! 🌸
Let’s come together as a community and make it a great day to celebrate our students, families, and all those in the community.

02/25/2026

You’re invited to a peaceful, meaningful Lenten tradition right here in our Camp County community.

Every Friday during Lent, our church gathers for Stations of the Cross, a simple, reflective service that helps us walk with Jesus on his journey to the cross.

If you’ve never been to a Stations service before, don’t worry, many people haven’t. It’s gentle, quiet, and deeply grounding.

What is the Stations of the Cross?
It’s a short, meditative service where we move through a series of moments from Jesus’ final hours - pausing at each “station” to pray, reflect, and remember God’s love shown even in suffering.

You don’t need to know anything ahead of time. You don’t need to be Episcopalian. You don’t even need to be sure what you believe. Just come as you are.

Why do we do this?
Lent is a season of slowing down, paying attention, and preparing our hearts for Easter. Stations of the Cross gives us space to breathe, to pray, and to remember that God meets us in every part of life - joy, sorrow, hope, and struggle.

After the service, we’ll share light refreshments and time to visit with neighbors and friends. It’s a simple way to share the love of God, connect with each other, and build community.

📍 St William Laud Episcopal Church (601 Lafayette St, Pittsburg TX)
🕒 Fridays during Lent at 5:30PM
🍪 Light refreshments following the service

Whether you’re looking for a place to pray, a moment of quiet, or simply a welcoming community, we’d love to have you join us this Lent.