Many local organizations were represented during July's Day of Hope when people around the Pittsburgh area completed indoor and outdoor projects for the community.
A group of youth who were part of the Day of Hope take a moment to delegate responsibilities.
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett wrote a letter, welcoming everyone gathered for the Three Rivers Festival of Hope in Pittsburgh. Watch the Festival live at BillyGraham.org/Live beginning at 6:30 p.m. EDT Friday, Aug. 15, and running through the weekend.
Kids perform for the community during the Day of Hope back in July.
Hundreds received free food and enjoyed crafts and entertainment during Pittsburgh's Day of Hope in July. It was in conjunction with several community action projects around the area.
Volunteers went door to door in July to hand out free flowers and invite people to the Festival.
Pittsburgh Mayor William Peduto proclaimed Aug. 15-17 Festival of Hope Week.
A group of prayer warriors gathered regularly on Mount Washington, overlooking the Pittsburgh skyline, to pray for the city in preparation for the Festival.
A small group takes a moment to pray and read the Bible on Mount Washington. The group is part of a larger group of locals who have gathered on the mountain to pray for their city.
Allegheny County proclaimed Aug. 11-17 Festival of Hope Week. The proclamation is signed by county executive Rich Fitzgerald.
A billboard for the Festival of Hope invites passersby to enjoy music and a message of hope. Watch the Festival live at BillyGraham.org/Live, beginning at 6:30 p.m. EDT Friday, Aug. 15, and running through the weekend.
