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IS YOUR PLEDGE UP TO DATE? Each summer, as contributions slow as people are leacve for vacations so we always remind folks that, if you are able, to please fulfill 50% of your pledge by June 30. This helps the Cathedral operate smoothly during summer when attendance is sometimes lighter but expenses stay the same. You can check your balance online here.
- Haven't pledged yet? If you have yet to make a pledge to St. Paul's, please take a moment to do so-you can pledge online anytime at: www.stpaulcathedral.org/pledge
- Online contributions: You can make a secure contribution, pledge payment, or set up monthly or weekly auto-debits here.
If you have questions about your pledge, contact Canon Chris Harris at 619.298.7261 x 334 or harrisc@stpaulcathedral.org
HARVESTING THE ABUNDANCE OF YOUR SUMMER GARDEN? Bring your surplus fruits, veggies, and herbs to donate at the Simpler Living table on the first and third Sundays each month (i.e., June 20).

SUMMER CAMP at CAMP STEVENS! - Our diocesan camp near Julian offers week-long summer camps where kids can explore, learn, and share adventures in its sunny 265 wooded acres filled with ponds, meadows, gardens, hiking trails, and wildlife. Each camper is part of a small Adventure Group with kids of similar ages, guided by staff whose programs fit the needs and interests of the group. Summer camps provide life-long memories and the chance to learn a love for God's creation. Visit www.campstevens.org for info and online registration now.
NEW BOOK by The Rev. John Bingham Rev. Bingham, who was on staff here at St. Paul's with Jack Sanford in the early 70's, has just published his second book. With the title God and Dreams: Is There a Connection? it discusses how today's religious writing often ignores dreams and their spiritual dimension and instead focuses on the biological and quantitative function of dreams. God and Dreams challenges the current orthodoxy of both religious and secular perspectives by arguing that dreams do indeed come from God.