Upcoming Events
UPCOMING 9 AM SUNDAY FORUMS
Join us each Sunday at 9:00 a.m. in the Guild Room for our ongoing series of education forums.
Sunday, February 5—The Spiritual Gifts of Loss and Change, with The Rev. Canon Allisyn Thomas
Based on the book Lose, Love, Live by Dr. Dan Moseley, a coach/consultant and Professor Emeritus of Practical Theology at Christian Theological Seminary in Indianapolis, this forum will look at the reality of loss in our lives and suggest a cycle for dealing with it and the spiritual gifts, self understanding, and renewed life which can emerge.
Sunday, February 12 — Why Do They Do That?
One of the great mysteries to people upon first visiting an Episcopal service is why people stand, kneel, bow, or cross themselves at several times during the liturgy. But this confusion is not just shared by people new to the church. Even those of us who have grown up in the church and who know when to do these things (or at least think we know) are not sure why we do them. Come join Canon Brooks Mason, Verger Don Mitchell, and The Rev. Canon Allisyn Thomas as they unravel these great mysteries and answer your questions about our liturgy.
WOMEN TOGETHER AT ST. PAUL'S
Thursday, February 2
6PM to 7:30PM in the Great Hall
"Film Gallery Café"
Our presenter will be Cathedral member Donna Turner. Donna will present short films made of visual art, poetry and music to stimulate lively conversation. The interactive café-like atmosphere will spark participants' deeper understanding of their own spirituality through art.
Donna has been ministering in the arts for 40 years with her husband Mark. She has worked with Lamb's Players and now works in Horizon Gate Productions producing films and performing live theatre. She serves on the Arts Committee at St. Paul's.
You can reserve a seat right now by clicking here. You will be directed to the Women Together @ St. Paul's webpage where you can RSVP. Let us know if you want the optional $10 light dinner (payable at the door), or, feel free to bring your own. We still need to know if you're coming, even if you don't plan to eat. Deadline for all reservations, with or without dinner, is Monday, January 30.
If you RSVP for dinner and don't come, email us at WomenTogetherSPC@gmail.com re payment or callJudy MacDonald 619.298.7261ext.324.
Whether you are a newcomer to St. Paul's or a long-time member,this is your opportunity to discover, reconnect, and share a unique experience with other women. All ages welcome!
VISIT THE CHILDREN OF DORCAS HOUSE
Saturday, Feb 11, 11:30 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Visit our foster home in Tijuana for a fun and possibly transformational adventure! We meet at the Cathedral at 11:30 a.m. to carpool to the border. Bring about $20 per person for transportation and insurance (no one is turned away for lack of funds), plus $10 for lunch and incidentals. A valid passport is required. RSVP with Suzanne by Feb 7 at 619-437-8700 or sharp.healthcare@sbcglobal.net. More info: DorcasHouseFriends.org
CATHEDRAL ARTS: LOVE LETTERS -
Two performances of a delightful Valentine's play
Sunday, February 12, in the Fireside Room
First performance is at 4 pm followed by a light supper. The second performance will start with a light supper at 6:30 pm followed by the play. Love Letters by A.R. Gurney was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize, and it centers on two characters. Milt and Janet Collins are the stars of this poignant and humorous play. Suggested donation $20 ($35 per couple). Seating is limited. Tickets available after Sunday services in the courtyard through February 5 or at liefr@stpaulcathedral.org or 619-298-7261 ext 356.
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