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Learn more about the influence of Bible Center in the Homewood community and beyond

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Pastors John and Cynthia Wallace want to make Homewood an "Oasis" for locals

While some have turned their back on Pittsburgh’s Homewood neighborhood, Bible Center Church pastors John Wallace Jr. and Cynthia Wallace are on a mission to transform their community...

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Better Food, Better
Me combats food insecurity in Homewood

According to Feeding America, 29% of Black children lived in food insecure households in 2022. Health disparities in the Black community are often linked to unhealthy diets, which are frequently a result of...

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Everyday Cafe in Homewood gets a jolt from Black Kitchen Initiative

Like most food businesses forced to shutter in March 2020 because of the Covid pandemic, Everyday Cafe in Homewood had to figure out how to attract customers when dining restrictions eased that...

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John Wallace on why you should get to know one of Pittsburgh’s “greatest neighborhoods”

John Wallace is a professor at the University of Pittsburgh and the senior pastor of Bible Center Church in Homewood. He is also an award-winning nonprofit leader recognized for his work with...

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A new Pitt program pairs biblical messages with the science of cognitive behavioral therapy

It is a warm morning in May, and the worshippers make their way into Bible Center Church in Pittsburgh’s Homewood neighborhood. Pastor John Wallace, in his dark suit, stands at the front... 

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Everyday Café opening in Homewood, filling
a void


 

Seven years. That’s how long the idea has been percolating to open a cafe in an old post office in Homewood. On Friday, November 18, Everyday Cafe will finally open at 532 N. Homewood Ave. thanks to...

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