Hogan: Demise of Hays Manor unlocks opportunity for McKees Rocks
Last week's McKees Rocks Borough Council meeting revealed the Allegheny County Housing Authority's decision not to rebuild Uansa Village and Hays Manor, opening Read more.
Hogan: Summertime is wonderful — but not necessarily easy
The Rev. James Hogan reflects on summer at Faithbridge, describing community cookouts, block parties and outreach efforts as rewarding but challenging. He emphasizes Read more.
Hogan: Choices and their unexpected consequences
The Rev James Hogan reflects on his career choices and their consequences, particularly in urban ministry. He observes that his sons, who pursued trade careers, Read more.
Hogan: Life experiences help Pastor Sam Miller reach people
Pastor Sam Miller's upcoming ordination at Faithbridge Community Church is celebrated for his multifaceted life experiences that connect him with various communities. Read more.
Hogan: Exploring world religions — a personal journey
The Rev. James Hogan reflects on the exploration of world religions, favoring Christianity for its redemptive narrative. He discusses other belief systems and their Read more.
Hogan: Hope springs eternal this time of year — even for our Bucs
The arrival of spring after a harsh winter symbolizes hope and rebirth. For Christians, it reflects resurrection, while baseball fans in Pittsburgh feel renewed Read more.
Hogan: Lessons from a great boss showed the importance of vision in life
The Rev. James Hogan, a West Hills Gazette columnist, recalls important lessons from his days before his entry into vocational ministry and notes how important vision Read more.
Hogan: It’s not personal, just the complexity of humans
In today's polarized society, differing opinions lead to severe consequences, even resulting in job loss for those expressing unpopular views. Social media reinforces Read more.
Hogan: The reality of ministry is imperfection and grace
The Rev. James Hogan reflects on the challenges and imperfections of church ministry, highlighting that relationships often form through active participation. Complaints Read more.
Hogan: RIP Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
The Rev. James Hogan, in his Gains & Gleanings column, notes that the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette may soon cease operations due to declining revenues and increasing Read more.