PITTSBURGH — Another church in Allegheny County is seeking to quit the Presbyterian Church USA for a smaller, more biblically conservative group.

The Rev. Doug Portz of the Pittsburgh Presbytery said the congregation of the Fourth Presbyterian Church voted 27-2 on Sunday for the split.

Portz said the Pittsburgh church's pastor intends to remain with the national church and Fourth Presbyterian isn't asking to keep its property. But Portz said a property settlement will be worked out before the presbytery votes on the church's request to leave the national denomination.

Three churches in the Pittsburgh Presbytery have now voted to join the conservative Evangelical Presbyterian Church: Beverly Heights Presbyterian Church voted to split early last year and was dismissed by the Presbytery in October. Memorial Park Presbyterian Church voted in June of last year to request a dismissal, which is still pending.

PITTSBURGH — A former Pittsburgh-area youth softball coach has been charged with sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl.Authorities say 41-year-old Robert Allen Sadler of Ross Township has been arraigned on charges of aggravated indecent assault and corruption of minors.Police say the alleged assault occurred Monday at a home in Shaler Township, just north of Pittsburgh.Authorities say Sadler coached a girls softball team in nearby Reserve Township. But Shaler police Detective Michael Heinl said Reserve Athletic Association officials told Sadler last month he could no longer coach.Police did not say if Sadler coached the alleged victim or knew her some other way.Sadler remains in the Allegheny County Jail. It's not clear if he has an attorney.