June 2, Thursday at 7:30 pm:
The Rev. Canon Brian Cole, The Cathedral of All Souls, Asheville, North Carolina, will speak on “The Wilderness of God,” a reflection on the wild places, often deserts and mountains, where God finds us and we find God. As physical place and as metaphor, deserts and mountains are often referenced in Holy Scripture and in early Christian writings as significant in shaping the “place” of Christian faith. He will explore how this theme shapes the Gospel accounts, early thinking on Christian prayer and teacher of God’s life in us.
June 16, Thursday at 7:30 pm:
The Rev. Scott Stoner of the Samaritan Family Wellness, Milwaukee, will discuss “Living Compass: Reclaiming the Church’s Role as a Wellness Center.”
June 30, Thursday at 7:30 pm:
The Rev. Gareth Lloyd-Jones, an emeritus professor at the School of Theology and Religious Studies at the University of Wales, will speak on “Bishop Colenso’s Bible: A Dissident Reading.” The context will be the beginnings of biblical criticism in the mid-19th Century and the call so often heard today that we should all be “Bible-believing Christians.”
July 14, Thursday at 7:30 pm:
An evening with The Rev. Michael Basden, Trinity by the Cove, Naples, Florida.
July 28, Thursday at 7:30 pm:
An evening with The Rt. Rev. Dabney Tyler Smith, bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Southwest Florida.
August 19, Friday at 5pm & 7 pm
Organ recitals with Kyle Ritter, organist at The Cathedral of All Souls, Asheville, North Carolina, and Eric Plutz, organist at Princeton University, New Jersey.
August 25, Thursday at 7:30 pm:
The Rev. Dr. Amy Richter, St. Anne’s Episcopal Church, Annapolis, Md., will discuss “Women in the Bible According to Matthew.”
The Rev. Canon Brian Cole, The Cathedral of All Souls, Asheville, North Carolina, will speak on “The Wilderness of God,” a reflection on the wild places, often deserts and mountains, where God finds us and we find God. As physical place and as metaphor, deserts and mountains are often referenced in Holy Scripture and in early Christian writings as significant in shaping the “place” of Christian faith. He will explore how this theme shapes the Gospel accounts, early thinking on Christian prayer and teacher of God’s life in us.
June 16, Thursday at 7:30 pm:
The Rev. Scott Stoner of the Samaritan Family Wellness, Milwaukee, will discuss “Living Compass: Reclaiming the Church’s Role as a Wellness Center.”
June 30, Thursday at 7:30 pm:
The Rev. Gareth Lloyd-Jones, an emeritus professor at the School of Theology and Religious Studies at the University of Wales, will speak on “Bishop Colenso’s Bible: A Dissident Reading.” The context will be the beginnings of biblical criticism in the mid-19th Century and the call so often heard today that we should all be “Bible-believing Christians.”
July 14, Thursday at 7:30 pm:
An evening with The Rev. Michael Basden, Trinity by the Cove, Naples, Florida.
July 28, Thursday at 7:30 pm:
An evening with The Rt. Rev. Dabney Tyler Smith, bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Southwest Florida.
August 19, Friday at 5pm & 7 pm
Organ recitals with Kyle Ritter, organist at The Cathedral of All Souls, Asheville, North Carolina, and Eric Plutz, organist at Princeton University, New Jersey.
August 25, Thursday at 7:30 pm:
The Rev. Dr. Amy Richter, St. Anne’s Episcopal Church, Annapolis, Md., will discuss “Women in the Bible According to Matthew.”