Upcoming Events
LENTEN FORUM SERIES: THE NICENE CREED IN THE 21ST CENTURYSundays, Feb 21-March 21 - 9 am, Great Hall
Week in and week out, Christians around the world recite the words of the centuries-old Nicene Creed. The affirmations of the creed form the foundational doctrines of Christianity. But what do these ancient articles of faith mean? Join Canon Jack Lindquist and Dr. David Moseley for this special Lenten series of forums.
20's & 30's @ST PAUL'S - Theology on Tap
Original Blessing? A Conversation on Celtic Christianity and its Relevance to New Generations.
March 17, 7 pm, Fireside Room
On this St. Patrick's Day, join Urban Collective members Jeff and Cassie as they reflect on their recent trip to meet with theologian John Philip Newell. We hope to foster a discussion of his central ideas and of some of the key figures in Celtic Christianity.
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CATHEDRAL CLASSICS:
The San Diego Master Chorale with The Cathedral Choristers and St. Cecilia Choir8 pm, Saturday, March 20 - St. Paul's Cathedral
St. Paul's Choristers and The San Diego Master Chorale collaborate on a program of music for brass ensemble, organ, and voices, including composers Vaughan Willams, Brahms, and composite Mass Movements by Langlais, Barber, Martin, and Ramirez. Conductors Martin Green and Gary McKercher lead the ensembles. Tickets: $10-$15 suggested donation at the door.
Nurturing the Prophetic Imagination Wed, Mar 24, 7pm, Crill Auditorium
Point Loma Nazarene University hosts its 15th annual writer's symposium bringing together poets, environmentalists, theologians, and political scientists who explore global social problems. Symposia include A Conversation with Kathleen Norris, poet, essayist, and author-whose work is at once intimate and historical, brimming with exasperation and reverence, sometimes funny and often provocative-along with A Conversation with Michael Eric Dyson (Th, Mar 25, 7pm), A Conversation with Bill McKibbon, environmentalist (Fri, Mar 26, 7pm), and a panel with Bill McKibben and Emmanuel Katongole on Sat, Mar 27, offering a redeeming hope on how to live in a world marked by genocide and other destruction. Tickets and info: www.pointloma.edu/writers or 619.849.2297.
6pm, April 28, 29, and 30th
This stageplay is coming to the Cathedral as a dinner theatre presentation. Dinner is by Souplantation at 6 pm each night in the Great Hall, followed by the drama in the Cathedral Chancel. Directed by Bill Eadie with the Cathedral Ensemble, its suggested donation is $25 (includes dinner); table for ten is $200, and students (age 13-17) are $15. Purchase tickets online here.
MIDDLESCHOOLERS: Youth Camping Trip AND Service Project
Friday, May 14-Sunday May 16
Friday, May 14-Sunday May 16
You and your families are invited to join St. Paul's middle school youth on a camping trip to William Heise County Park in Julian. We leave the church at 5:00 PM; on Saturday we'll help in a service project lead by a ranger, and we return by 2:00 on Sunday. The cost is $20 per person, and we have scholarships available. Sign up by May 7 with Christine D'Amico at 619-298-7261, ext. 335 or damicoc@stpaulcathedral.org.
CATHEDRAL RETREAT: June 4-6th
Mount Calvary at Saint Mary's, Santa Barbara
Join Scott Richardson and Allisyn Thomas for a monastic retreat to look into "Our Images of Heaven" - i.e., the thoughts and hopes we hold about Paradise. The cost of the retreat is $225.00, with $100.00 due at the time of registration. Please contact Judy MacDonald atmacdonaldj@stpaulcathedral.org to register - only 2 spaces left.
Join Scott Richardson and Allisyn Thomas for a monastic retreat to look into "Our Images of Heaven" - i.e., the thoughts and hopes we hold about Paradise. The cost of the retreat is $225.00, with $100.00 due at the time of registration. Please contact Judy MacDonald atmacdonaldj@stpaulcathedral.org to register - only 2 spaces left.
