Coffee Hour & Adult Formation: Worshipping with Faith and Order
Join Dean Melinda and Dr. Chris Petit for Worshipping with Faith and Order, a series designed to explore the rich liturgical and musical traditions of the Episcopal Church. We will host these discussions on Sundays, May 7, 14, 21 beginning at 11:30 A.M. Topics will include our theology around the liturgy, a deeper look at our musical traditions, and broader understanding of liturgy and the use of space. All are welcome to join us.
Tuesday Evening Formation Opportunities
Join us at the Cathedral on Tuesday evenings starting on May 2 at 6:00 P.M. for 3 different opportunities to explore your faith. Dinner will be provided and then we will head into our various classes.
First, if you are new to the Cathedral, new to the Episcopal Church, or just want to learn more, you can join us for our newcomer’s class, Welcome to the Episcopal Church. This group will cover all the bases and help you get to know people!
Additionally, Dr. Laura Rutland will offer Poetry, Religion, and Faith. This four-part series will start with William Blake looking at social justice through the lens of religion and faith and moving into African American poets on Social Justice and Religion. We will conclude with Religion, Faith, and the Interior life looking at Gerard Manley Hopkins and moving on to contemporary poetry.
Lastly, Craig Dressler will offer a study on the Old Testament.
Watch for more details. Contact Carly for more information or to register for any of the offerings.
Tuesday Morning Bible Study at St. Mark’s
A new session of Tuesday Morning Bible Study focused on The Lord’s Prayer will begin on April 18 at 11:00 A.M. in person at St. Mark’s and on Zoom. We welcome you to join us that morning to receive the materials and to organize ourselves for the next series of lessons. We will then share prayer requests and close with a time of prayer. Please plan on staying that day for a light lunch of pizza, salad, and dessert as well. You may contact Terri Miller (814-602-6912) or Karen Benko (814-440-7282) with any questions.
