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As a service to our community, we make our buildings and facilities available to non profit organizations for meetings, fundraisers, and the like. The following is a list of local organizations that meet or hold events at Bower Hill.
Church Room Use Request Form
Those who currently are using are facilities.
Boy Scouts - Troop 28, Cub Scouts - Pack 28
Boy Scouts - Troop 28
The Boy Scout Troop meets every Tuesday evening throughout the year in Fellowship Hall. For over 50 years, Troop 28 has had a tremendous impact on the lives of the boys and leaders that have participated. Boy Scouting is a program for boys age 11 through 17. For more information, please contact Scoutmaster Mike Fuson via the BHCC office.
Cub Scouts - Pack 28
Cub Scout Pack 28 serves boys age 6 through 10, from the Mt. Lebanon area. Meeting generally on Thursday nights, the pack continues to help boys learn about what it means to be a Scout through both community service and fun, out-door centered activities. For more information, contact Cubmaster Anthony Moretti via the church office.
Boy Scouts - Greater Pittsburgh Council
DART/AIU
The DART program (Discovery, Assessment, Referral, Tracking) is housed in the Christian Education wing of our church. Servicing pre-school aged children, DART’s main objectives are to discover children who may have a potential developmental delay, to provide in-depth assessment aimed at identifying a child’s individual needs, and to recommend and provide appropriate early intervention services. Please call the DART classroom for further information: 412-344-7607. Allegheny Intermediary Unit/DART website
Girl Scouts
Several groups are using the facility. Girl Scouts - Brownies
Mayfair on Moffett
This is an Alcoholics Anonymous group that meets weekly.
The Compassionate Friends
The Compassionate Friends is a nonprofit national and international organization.It is a help support group for bereaved parents, siblings and grandparents. Once a month, generally on the fourth Sunday, the group gathers for meetings at Bower Hill Community Church.The lounge is used for the first half of the meeting to facilitate a speaker.After a period of refreshment, the second half of the meeting is dedicated to small groups that break out around the church for more in-depth support based on a particular loss or need. Every other month the steering committee meets, also at the church, to plan and discuss the group’s activities. For more information, please use the Pittsburgh Chapter general contact number: 412-835-1105 or email: compassion@tcfpittsburgh.org The Compassionate Friends
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