Contact the Canon for Spiritual Formation, the Rev. Canon Allisyn Thomas, at (619) 298-7261 x 333 or ThomasA@stpaulcathedral.org concerning all educational ministries, unless otherwise noted.
Sunday Forums – Meets on Sundays at 9:15 AM
In addition to cathedral clergy and laity, the weekly forum features many exciting speakers from other churches and schools. Discussion topics range widely from current events to timeless theological issues.
Bible Study – Two classes, meets Sundays at 9:00 AM
Bible study is held every week and is open to all. Two Bible studies are held each Sunday at 9:00am. The first is the longstanding in-depth examination of the books of the Bible. The second class discusses the scripture readings appointed for each Sunday over the three-year cycle from the Lectionary lead by the Rev. Jack Lindquist. Contact Dr. Stewart Dadmun (619) 298-9670 or sedadmun@att.net
Education for Ministry (EFM)
Every baptized person is called to ministry. EFM was developed by The School of Theology at the University of the South (Sewanee). It is a four-year program (nine months per year) in which participants study the entire sweep of Christian tradition–scripture, history, and theology from the earliest period to the present. Cost is $350 per year. Meets Thursdays from 6:00pm to 9:00pm in the Fireside Room. Contact Cecil Keener at 858-569-4085 or cmcguir1@san.rr.com or Stephen Velez-Confer at 619-645-6344 or sconfer@aol.com.
Docents – Variety of volunteer times available
These volunteers keep the doors of the Cathedral open during daytime hours on weekdays. When docents are on duty, anyone can come into the church to sit, pray, enjoy the stained glass windows, or listen to the organist during practice. This is a unique offering to the community as there are currently no other churches open during the day! Docents answer questions, give tours if desired, or just give space to those who enter.
Contact Marguerite Farmer (619) 262-4885
Library – Variety of volunteer times available
The library is currently in the Cathedral office reception area. Librarians catalogue, shelve, and repair books.
Contact Marguerite Farmer (619) 262-4885
Archives – Variety of volunteer times available
The archivist accessions, inventories, and preserves non-current records and other items documenting the history of St. Paul’s. The archivist also occasionally prepares displays for special occasions. Contact John Will (619) 426-8956 or jjwcv@cox.net.
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