A Mass for the Feast of The Epiphany will be offered on Monday, 6 January at 7 PM, with Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
O God, who by the leading of a star didst manifest thy only-begotten Son to the peoples of the earth: Lead us, who know thee now by faith, to thy presence, where we may behold thy glory face to face.
From the Collect for The Epiphany
As the title of C.S. Lewis’s book A Grief Observed implies, each grief is unique. We do not “get over” a loss, but rather we integrate it so we can love and hope as people respecting our loss as part of our lives. Together we will read sacred texts, grief experiences and grief theory to support our making meaning and approach to living.
Anyone thinking about grief is welcome. This group offers spiritual companionship and is not a substitution for grief therapy. Led by Brynna Carpenter-Nardone, hospital chaplain, spiritual director, artist, writer and Director of Cathedral Arts.
This group meets on the 2nd and 4th Fridays of each month. (We will not meet 12/27/24.)
Please fill out the form below in which you may list questions & concerns. Brynna will send you the Zoom link before the meeting.
The Cathedral Choir sings at 3PM after an organ recital at 2:30 PM.
Choral Evensong is a form of worship enjoyed by Christians of all denominations and by anyone who enjoys traditional choral music. It has been one of the three principal liturgies of the Anglican/Episcopal tradition since 1549. The liturgy is alternately sung or chanted by the choir or clergy and the congregation sings appointed hymns. Psalms are said or sung, followed by readings from Old and New Testaments, punctuated by canticles.
All are welcome. Please join us!
Cathedral in Bloom 2024, January 17-19
Cathedral in Bloom, the area's premier flower show, is back for 2025! Enjoy the glory of the architecture of The Cathedral of All Saints combined with the talents of the some of the Capital Region's and northeast's floral artists. Regardless of the weather outside, it will be Spring inside the Cathedral!
Dozens of floral displays, workshops and presentations will be offered by floral professionals. Guided and self-guided tours, a cafe, and a flower market will welcome you, along with organ recitals with music inspired by flowers.
Special tickets for the The Great Indoor Garden Party on Friday evening at 7PM with a silent auction and live music are required and must be purchased in advance. Tickets are also available for Saturday's Afternoon Tea!
Unlimited Admission tickets are good for General Admission for each of the three days (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) are available. General and Senior Admission tickets are good for only one of any of the three days of the event and may be purchased online and at the door. Children under ten will be admitted for free. All tickets are nonrefundable and nontransferable.
ALL ONLINE SALES END BEFORE THE FIRST DAY OF THE EVENT & GENERAL ADMISSION TICKETS MAY BE PURCHASED AT THE DOOR.
Questions: bloom@cathedralofallsaints.org
Hours for 2025:
11:00 - 6:00 Friday
9:00 - 6:00 Saturday
12:00 - 5:00 Sunday
A working schedule of the event will be forthcoming.
Cathedral in Bloom on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CathedralinBloom/
Draw and paint the flowers of Cathedral in Bloom! This time of art and reflection in the sacred space of the Cathedral is free for those regularly practicing art.
Please use only odorless and non-staining materials and a drop cloth.
No free entry to Cathedral in Bloom after 8:45 AM.
Photos of the event will be taken and shared with the public. Available only to those who preregister by filling out the form below.
EMAIL ARTS@CATHEDRALOFALLSAINTS.ORG WITH QUESTIONS
Cathedral in Bloom 2024, January 17-19
Cathedral in Bloom, the area's premier flower show, is back for 2025! Enjoy the glory of the architecture of The Cathedral of All Saints combined with the talents of the some of the Capital Region's and northeast's floral artists. Regardless of the weather outside, it will be Spring inside the Cathedral!
Dozens of floral displays, workshops and presentations will be offered by floral professionals. Guided and self-guided tours, a cafe, and a flower market will welcome you, along with organ recitals with music inspired by flowers.
Special tickets for the The Great Indoor Garden Party on Friday evening at 7PM with a silent auction and live music are required and must be purchased in advance. Tickets are also available for Saturday's Afternoon Tea!
Unlimited Admission tickets are good for General Admission for each of the three days (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) are available. General and Senior Admission tickets are good for only one of any of the three days of the event and may be purchased online and at the door. Children under ten will be admitted for free. All tickets are nonrefundable and nontransferable.
ALL ONLINE SALES END BEFORE THE FIRST DAY OF THE EVENT & GENERAL ADMISSION TICKETS MAY BE PURCHASED AT THE DOOR.
Questions: bloom@cathedralofallsaints.org
Hours for 2025:
11:00 - 6:00 Friday
9:00 - 6:00 Saturday
12:00 - 5:00 Sunday
A working schedule of the event will be forthcoming.
Cathedral in Bloom on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CathedralinBloom/
Cathedral in Bloom 2024, January 17-19
Cathedral in Bloom, the area's premier flower show, is back for 2025! Enjoy the glory of the architecture of The Cathedral of All Saints combined with the talents of the some of the Capital Region's and northeast's floral artists. Regardless of the weather outside, it will be Spring inside the Cathedral!
Dozens of floral displays, workshops and presentations will be offered by floral professionals. Guided and self-guided tours, a cafe, and a flower market will welcome you, along with organ recitals with music inspired by flowers.
Special tickets for the The Great Indoor Garden Party on Friday evening at 7PM with a silent auction and live music are required and must be purchased in advance. Tickets are also available for Saturday's Afternoon Tea!
Unlimited Admission tickets are good for General Admission for each of the three days (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) are available. General and Senior Admission tickets are good for only one of any of the three days of the event and may be purchased online and at the door. Children under ten will be admitted for free. All tickets are nonrefundable and nontransferable.
ALL ONLINE SALES END BEFORE THE FIRST DAY OF THE EVENT & GENERAL ADMISSION TICKETS MAY BE PURCHASED AT THE DOOR.
Questions: bloom@cathedralofallsaints.org
Hours for 2025:
11:00 - 6:00 Friday
9:00 - 6:00 Saturday
12:00 - 5:00 Sunday
A working schedule of the event will be forthcoming.
Cathedral in Bloom on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CathedralinBloom/
Please join us on Saturday, 25 January as we commemorate the life of Charles I of England, King & Martyr, with a traditional sung high-Anglican Mass with hymns. All are welcome. Click HERE for the history behind the service.
Clergy are requested to arrive at the Cathedral at 10:30AM to vest in red for the service.
A luncheon will follow. Tickets including a box lunch must be purchased by 1/20/25 to ensure your order.
The Cathedral Choir sings at 3PM after an organ recital at 2:30 PM.
Choral Evensong is a form of worship enjoyed by Christians of all denominations and by anyone who enjoys traditional choral music. It has been one of the three principal liturgies of the Anglican/Episcopal tradition since 1549. The liturgy is alternately sung or chanted by the choir or clergy and the congregation sings appointed hymns. Psalms are said or sung, followed by readings from Old and New Testaments, punctuated by canticles.
All are welcome. Please join us!
The Cathedral Choir sings A Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols with music for brass and organ beginning at 6:30 PM.
Loved by millions, the Festival of Nine Lesson and Carols is a traditional part of the run-up to Christmas for many families.
The original service was devised by E. W. Benson, the first Bishop of Truro and later Archbishop of Canterbury.
According to his son A. C. Benson (who wrote the words to Elgar's 'Land of Hope and Glory'), his father "arranged from ancient sources a little service for Christmas Eve – nine carols and nine tiny lessons, which were read by various officers of the Church, beginning with a chorister, and ending, through the different grades, with the Bishop."
It was Eric Milner-White, Dean of King's College Cambridge, who brought the service to the masses beginning in 1918. Deciding the Festival would be more uplifting than Evensong on Christmas Eve, he set up the Festival as an annual occurrence at King's College Chapel and achieve instant popularity, spreading his new idea to schools, chapels and churches around the world.
*Please arrive early to ensure available seating..
For the story of the Festival watch the video below narrated by our Dean, The Very Rev. Fr Leander S. Harding, PhD ,and produced by our Director of Communications, Stephanie Demers:
Please join us for an old-time Gospel gathering with instrument and voice All are welcome!
As the title of C.S. Lewis’s book A Grief Observed implies, each grief is unique. We do not “get over” a loss, but rather we integrate it so we can love and hope as people respecting our loss as part of our lives. Together we will read sacred texts, grief experiences and grief theory to support our making meaning and approach to living.
Anyone thinking about grief is welcome. This group offers spiritual companionship and is not a substitution for grief therapy. Led by Brynna Carpenter-Nardone, hospital chaplain, spiritual director, artist, writer and Director of Cathedral Arts.
This group meets on the 2nd and 4th Fridays of each month.
Please fill out the form below in which you may list questions & concerns. Brynna will send you the Zoom link before the meeting.
Join Cathedral arts missioner and spiritual director Brynna Carpenter-Nardone for engaging the “eye of the heart” through art to watch for Christ this Advent season.
The presentation will begin at 8 PM and end by 8:35 PM, with an option for discussion after the closing prayer. After the meeting ends, you will receive an email with images and notes from the retreat.
Please fill out the form below to register. You only need register once to attend both sessions.
A procession, solemn Mass, and Benediction will be held for the Feast at 7PM on Monday, December 9.
A Ward of the Society of Mary, which is open to all, has been formed at The Cathedral of All Saints. The website of the Society is https://somamerica.org/.
The monthly meeting of the Society will be immediately after the Rosary, following the 9 AM Mass on the first Saturday of the month. Light refreshments will be served.
Join Cathedral arts missioner and spiritual director Brynna Carpenter-Nardone for engaging the “eye of the heart” through art to watch for Christ this Advent season.
The presentation will begin at 8 PM and end by 8:35 PM, with an option for discussion after the closing prayer. After the meeting ends, you will receive an email with images and notes from the retreat.
Please fill out the form below to register. You only need register once to attend both sessions.
A Mass will be said on Thanksgiving Day at 9 AM in the Lady Chapel.
There will be no midday Mass on Thursday or Friday this week.
Almighty and gracious Father, we give thee thanks for the fruits of the earth in their season and for the labors of those who harvest them. Make us, we beseech thee, faithful stewards of thy great bounty, for the provision of our necessities, and the relief of all who are in need.
from the collect for Thanksgiving Day
As the title of C.S. Lewis’s book A Grief Observed implies, each grief is unique. What do we do with all of the feelings? One thing we can do is reflect and receive. Together we will read sacred texts, grief experiences and grief theory to find suggestions for meaning making. We do not “get over” a loss, but rather we process it to be blessed by the love that remains.
Anyone thinking about grief is welcome. This group offers spiritual companionship and is not a substitution for grief therapy. We meet on 2nd and 4th Fridays of each month. Led by Brynna Carpenter-Nardone, hospital chaplain, spiritual director, artist, writer and Director of Cathedral Arts.
Please fill out the form below in which you may list questions & concerns. Brynna will send you the Zoom link before the meeting.
Please join us for an old-time Gospel gathering with instrument and voice All are welcome!
A Ward of the Society of Mary, which is open to all, has been formed at The Cathedral of All Saints. The website of the Society is https://somamerica.org/.
Note: Due to the Bible Symposium on the first Saturday of November, the monthly meeting has been moved to the following Saturday this month.
The monthly meeting of the Society will be immediately after the Rosary, following the 9 AM Mass on the first Saturday of the month. Light refreshments will be served, and Fr. Martin Yost of St. Luke's Catskill will be speaking about Marian apparitions, including Our Lady of Walsingham.
Note: This meeting has moved to Zoom
As the title of C.S. Lewis’s book A Grief Observed implies, each grief is unique. What do we do with all of the feelings? One thing we can do is reflect and receive. Together we will read sacred texts, grief experiences and grief theory to find suggestions for meaning making. We do not “get over” a loss, but rather we process it to be blessed by the love that remains.
Anyone thinking about grief is welcome. This group offers spiritual companionship and is not a substitution for grief therapy. 2024 dates remaining are: November 8, 22; and December 13 (2nd and 4th Fridays). Led by Brynna Carpenter-Nardone, hospital chaplain, spiritual director, artist, writer and Director of Cathedral Arts.
Please fill out the form below in which you may list questions & concerns. Brynna will send you the Zoom link before the meeting.
St. Mark the Evangelist, Gospel book of the Court school of Charlemagne, c. 810
Please join Christian Formation Director Jon Kimmel for a study on Mark’s Gospel on Zoom meeting Sept 19, Oct 3, Oct 24, Nov 7 & Nov 21 at 7:30PM.
Mark’s Gospel is the shortest among the four accounts, but don’t be fooled by its brevity. A swift and powerful account of Christ’s life, Mark’s account has earned the nickname “The Lion Gospel.” Its rapid narrative is filled with suspense and relatable characters masterfully pointing to the Messiah.
Please fill out the form below to receive the Zoom link, and email Jon with questions.
A study will also be held Sundays after the 10AM Mass Sept 8 through Nov 24 (There will be no study on November 2).
The Cathedral of All Saints will study the book of Mark twice—Sundays after the 10:00 am service starting September 8th and during the Dean’s forum on Zoom starting September 19th (the following 1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month). Please sign up for the Dean’s Forum above to receive the Zoom link, or just show up for the Sunday morning study. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to get in touch with Jon Kimmel at jkimmel@thecathedralofallsaints.org
Join us as we remember those who have departed this life during this past year with a solemn requiem Mass with Absolution of the Dead.
The Cathedral Choir sings Festal Evensong at 3PM after an organ recital at 2:30PM. The Right Reverend Jeremiah D. Williamson will be the officiant. The Rev. Dr. Shane Patrick Gormley will be the guest preacher.
Choral Evensong is a form of worship enjoyed by Christians of all denominations and by anyone who enjoys traditional choral music. It has been one of the three principal liturgies of the Anglican/Episcopal tradition since 1549. The liturgy is alternately sung or chanted by the choir or clergy and the congregation sings appointed hymns. Psalms are said or sung, followed by readings from Old and New Testaments, punctuated by canticles.
All are welcome. Please join us!
Please join us for the special dinner with Dean Harding and the Rev. Dr. Shane Patrick Gormley at the Fort Orange Club on Saturday, 2 November 2024 starting with cocktails at 5 PM, followed by a three-course dinner with wine at 6 PM, in the President's Room. Dr. Gormley will be speaking between dinner and dessert. The all-inclusive price is $200 per person or $350 per couple, with a special price for clergy, teachers, and nonprofit employees (plus one guest, if desired) of $135 per person.
Tickets must be purchased by noon on Thursday, October 31.. Please notify the office if you are sending a check: office@cathedralofallsaints.org.
Click here for directions to the Fort Orange Club
Click here for the Fort Orange Club’s website
If you can’t attend, perhaps you would like to send your regrets and donate by clicking on the button below.
Please join us for our 2024 Annual Bible Symposium: Strangers and Sojourners, Outcasts and Outsiders: New Testament Approaches to the Other, with The Rev. Shane Patrick Gormley, Ph.D.
The deadline to receive lunch with your ticket has passed. Tickets for $40 may also be purchased at the door.
Registration begins at 9 AM
9:30-10.45: Introductions and First Talk
10:45-11:15: Break
11:15-11:45: Second Talk
11:45-12:30: Lunch
12:30-1:30: Third Talk, Questions and Discussion
Strangers and Sojourners, Outcasts and Outsiders: New Testament Approaches to the Other
The New Testament doesn’t tend to idolize the Church. Instead, it witnesses to the struggles early Christians faced as they attempted to, in a word, “get along” with one another. Churches then were as “messy” as they are today, though the questions and issues we now face may be different. How might the New Testament still provide models and strategies for us to follow and emulate amid our own struggles and conflicts today? How do Paul’s Letters, the Gospels, and even the diverse Catholic Epistles teach us to engage with “outsiders” and with each other? By listening to the wisdom of our earliest “church planters” and pastors with open ears and hearts, we will find much to offer as we seek to lead and to inhabit our churches today.
Gentiles, Intruders, and the World: Solidarity and Difference in the Catholic Epistles
Our first talk will introduce us to the inescapable fact that every New Testament text has to come to terms with conflict—and we’ll use a brief survey of the Catholic Epistles (James, 1–2 Peter, 1–3 John, and Jude) to illustrate this. Then we’ll focus in to see how these texts, specifically, answer the question(s): “How—and why—do we remain true to one another?”
The Weak and the Strong at Corinth and Rome: Paul’s Approach to Conflict and Unity
Our second talk will shift our focus from thinking about “outsiders” to conflict among those who call themselves “brothers and sisters” in Christ. What happens when we don’t get along with one another? What if we disagree about something we think is important? Paul’s advice to the Corinthians and Romans will guide us to a challenging way forward.
What to Do with Tax Collectors and Sinners: Matthew and Luke on the “One, Holy” Church
Our final talk will narrow our focus even further to the counsel of Matthew and Luke for growing churches, touching on the questions raised by our earlier talks: How do we relate to “outsiders”? How do we encounter each other amid conflict? Matthew’s counsel and Luke’s parables offer us inspiring visions of a Church seeking to be both “one” and “holy.”
Shane Patrick Gormley, Ph.D.
The Rev. Dr. Shane Patrick Gormley is an adjunct professor of theology at the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, MN, and at Nashotah House Theological Seminary in Wisconsin; he is also a priest of the Episcopal Church. Fr. Gormley grew up at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church in Scotia, NY and was ordained in the Diocese of Albany in 2012. He attended seminary at Nashotah House before continuing his graduate studies at Princeton Theological Seminary (Th.M.) and Loyola University Chicago (Ph.D.). His Ph.D. is in New Testament studies and his dissertation (To This You Were Called: Rereading First Peter on Discipleship, Suffering, and Social Identity) was awarded Loyola’s 2024 Humanities Dissertation of the Year and is currently under revision for publication; it investigates First Peter’s distinctive emphasis on suffering in light of ancient ideas about education and asks how First Peter’s vision for discipleship in the first century is (and is not) applicable to Christian discipleship today. Fr. Gormley also remains active in parish ministry in a variety of capacities—recently as the long-term interim Priest in Charge of St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Chicago then as an assisting priest at St. John’s in Chicago. Shane and his family—his spouse Leslie, their son Anders, and their two dogs—live in North Minneapolis.
Note: This meeting has moved to Zoom
As the title of C.S. Lewis’s book A Grief Observed implies, each grief is unique. What do we do with all of the feelings? One thing we can do is reflect and receive. Together we will read sacred texts, grief experiences and grief theory to find suggestions for meaning making. We do not “get over” a loss, but rather we process it to be blessed by the love that remains.
Anyone thinking about grief is welcome. This group offers spiritual companionship and is not a substitution for grief therapy. 2024 dates: October 11, 25; November 8, 22; December 13 (2nd and 4th Fridays). Led by Brynna Carpenter-Nardone, hospital chaplain, spiritual director, artist, writer and Director of Cathedral Arts.
Please fill out the form below in which you may list questions & concerns. Brynna will send you the Zoom link before the meeting.
St. Mark the Evangelist, Gospel book of the Court school of Charlemagne, c. 810
Please join Christian Formation Director Jon Kimmel for a study on Mark’s Gospel on Zoom meeting Sept 19, Oct 3, Oct 24, Nov 7 & Nov 21 at 7:30PM.
Mark’s Gospel is the shortest among the four accounts, but don’t be fooled by its brevity. A swift and powerful account of Christ’s life, Mark’s account has earned the nickname “The Lion Gospel.” Its rapid narrative is filled with suspense and relatable characters masterfully pointing to the Messiah.
Please fill out the form below to receive the Zoom link, and email Jon with questions.
A study will also be held Sundays after the 10AM Mass Sept 8 through Nov 24 (There will be no study on November 2).
The Cathedral of All Saints will study the book of Mark twice—Sundays after the 10:00 am service starting September 8th and during the Dean’s forum on Zoom starting September 19th (the following 1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month). Please sign up for the Dean’s Forum above to receive the Zoom link, or just show up for the Sunday morning study. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to get in touch with Jon Kimmel at jkimmel@thecathedralofallsaints.org
The Cathedral Choir sings Evensong at 3PM after an organ recital at 2:30PM. Fr Samuel Bellafiore will be the guest preacher.
Choral Evensong is a form of worship enjoyed by Christians of all denominations and by anyone who enjoys traditional choral music. It has been one of the three principal liturgies of the Anglican/Episcopal tradition since 1549. The liturgy is alternately sung or chanted by the choir or clergy and the congregation sings appointed hymns. Psalms are said or sung, followed by readings from Old and New Testaments, punctuated by canticles.
All are welcome. Please join us!
Please join us for an old-time Gospel gathering with instrument and voice All are welcome!
Grief and Meaning Making Support Group
How can we deal with our own grief? As the title of C.S. Lewis’s book A Grief Observed implies, each grief is unique. What do we do with our sadness, shock, and even anger? One thing we can do is come together to reflect and receive. Together we will read sacred texts, grief experiences and grief theory to find suggestions for meaning making. We do not “get over” a loss, but rather we process it to be blessed by the love that remains.
Anyone facing grief is welcome. This group offers spiritual companionship and is not a substitution for grief therapy. 2024 dates: October 11, 25; November 8, 22; December 13 (2nd and 4th Fridays). Led by Brynna Carpenter-Nardone, hospital chaplain, spiritual director, artist, writer and Director of Cathedral Arts.
Please fill out the form below in which you may list questions, concerns, accessibility and food allergy needs for Brynna. We may meet on Zoom when there is inclement weather or if this better serves the needs of the group.
Join us for the blessing of your beloved pet at this short service beginning at 3PM with Dean Harding, proclaiming God’s love and concern for creation in the tradition of St. Francis.
Starting at 2 PM, artists will sketch charcoal pet portraits to benefit the Cathedral’s mission to school children in Haiti. Paper and instruction will be available to young artists who would like to join in.
This event will be held in the northwest garden on the corner of South Swan and Elk Streets, weather permitting.
All are welcome to the worship service and free program of Cathedral Arts!
A Ward of the Society of Mary, which is open to all, has been formed at The Cathedral of All Saints. The website of the Society is https://somamerica.org/.
The monthly meeting of the Society will be immediately after the Rosary, following the 9 AM Mass on the first Saturday of the month. Light refreshments will be served, and Fr. Martin Yost of St. Luke's Catskill will be speaking about Marian apparitions, including Our Lady of Walsingham.
St. Mark the Evangelist, Gospel book of the Court school of Charlemagne, c. 810
Please join Christian Formation Director Jon Kimmel for a study on Mark’s Gospel on Zoom meeting Sept 19, Oct 3, Oct 17, Nov 7, & Nov 21 (1st & 3rd Thursdays) at 7:30PM.
Mark’s Gospel is the shortest among the four accounts, but don’t be fooled by its brevity. A swift and powerful account of Christ’s life, Mark’s account has earned the nickname “The Lion Gospel.” Its rapid narrative is filled with suspense and relatable characters masterfully pointing to the Messiah.
Please fill out the form below to receive the Zoom link, and email Jon with questions.
A study will also be held Sundays after the 10AM Mass Sept 8 through Nov 24 (There will be no study on September 29 & November 2).
The Cathedral of All Saints will study the book of Mark twice—Sundays after the 10:00 am service starting September 8th and during the Dean’s forum on Zoom starting September 19th (the following 1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month). Please sign up for the Dean’s Forum above to receive the Zoom link, or just show up for the Sunday morning study. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to get in touch with Jon Kimmel at jkimmel@thecathedralofallsaints.org
Please join us in the Cathedral on Sunday, September 29 for the feast day of Saint Michael the Archangel, and for our annual homecoming with a special coffee hour after 10AM Mass celebrating our community worshiping together after the summer.
St. Mark the Evangelist, Gospel book of the Court school of Charlemagne, c. 810
Please join Christian Formation Director Jon Kimmel for a study on Mark’s Gospel on Zoom meeting Sept 19, Oct 3, Oct 17, Nov 7, & Nov 21 (1st & 3rd Thursdays) at 7:30PM.
Mark’s Gospel is the shortest among the four accounts, but don’t be fooled by its brevity. A swift and powerful account of Christ’s life, Mark’s account has earned the nickname “The Lion Gospel.” Its rapid narrative is filled with suspense and relatable characters masterfully pointing to the Messiah.
Please fill out the form below to receive the Zoom link, and email Jon with questions.
A study will also be held Sundays after the 10AM Mass Sept 8 through Nov 24 (There will be no study on September 29 & November 2).
The Cathedral of All Saints will study the book of Mark twice—Sundays after the 10:00 am service starting September 8th and during the Dean’s forum on Zoom starting September 19th (the following 1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month). Please sign up for the Dean’s Forum above to receive the Zoom link, or just show up for the Sunday morning study. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to get in touch with Jon Kimmel at jkimmel@thecathedralofallsaints.org
Please join us for an old-time Gospel gathering with instrument and voice All are welcome!
Please join us for an old-time Gospel gathering with instrument and voice All are welcome!
