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by the Very Rev. Sam Candler
June 19, 2011 |
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And, know that you can always access the Times and more via the Cathedral's website. |
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From the Dean
The Very Rev. Sam G. Candler |
Dear Friends,
Grace and peace to you, in Jesus Christ our Lord! With much gratitude for your recent prayer and support, I inform you that I have not been elected by the Diocese of Washington to be their next bishop. On June 18, 2011, the Reverend Dr. Mariann Budde was elected to be the next Bishop of Washington. read more |
Watch the race and celebrate Eucharist at St. Philip's
Everyone is invited to the Cathedral of St. Philip to watch the annual Peachtree Road Race on Monday, July 4. If you're not running, plan to bring your family and friends, a chair or blanket, and share water, coffee and muffins beginning at 6:30 a.m. If you are driving, please plan to arrive by 6:30 a.m. when Peachtree Road is closed to vehicles in this area. We will cheer the runners and celebrate Eucharist together on the lawn after the race.
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Let us know if you are going to run in the Peachtree Road Race!
A list of all Peachtree Road Race runners with a connection to the St. Philip's will be published in the Cathedral Times, posted in the Atrium and on banners in the Horseshoe lawn. If you or family members plan to run on July 4 please contact Ann Fowler, 404-365-1045, with the name(s) of participants by Sunday, June 26. |
 Old Fashioned Sunday School: Ten Essential Bible Stories
Please join us for our special summer series, The Ten Essential Bible Stories. Each Sunday at 10:10 a.m. in Child Hall, a new speaker will present the fundamentals for each of the ten Bible stories and why they are essential to life in the world today.
The speakers and topics are:
June 5
The Story of Joseph-Canon George Maxwell podcast
June 26
Ecclesiastes - Joe Iarocci
July 10
Mary and Martha - Beth Knowlton
July 17
John 21: 1-11 - Carolynne Williams
July 24
Creation - Mary Hunter Strange
July 31
Jacob-Doug Ammar
Aug. 7
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Canterbury Road: A discussion of Episcopal theology, history, and practice (Room 380)
Beginning Sunday, June 19 the Rev. Buddy Crawford and Canon Todd Smelser will lead a new class for adults who wish to be baptized, confirmed or received into The Episcopal Church. The class is also designed for members who desire a "refresher" or the opportunity to delve deeper in Episcopal identity. Class meets on Sundays at 10:10 a.m.
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17th Annual Summer Organ Festival begins tonight
Tonight, Wednesday, June 22 the Atlanta Summer Organ Festival opens its 17th season with a recital at Christ the King Catholic Cathedral by Renée Anne Louprette. Next Wednesday, June 29 the Cathedral of St. Philip will host the next recital in the series performed by Maxine Thevenot, Director of Cathedral Music and Organist at the Cathedral of St John in Albuquerque, NM. Learn more. |
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The Cathedral Choir needs your photos
As a fundraiser for their 2013 pilgrimage to St. Paul's and Canterbury Cathedrals in England, the Cathedral Choir is creating a calendar that will celebrate the diverse life of the Cathedral of St. Philip. The calendar, to be ready for sale this fall, will feature photos of the vast scope of activities that take place at the Cathedral every year. Learn more. |
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Wedding Guild training
Are you interested in joining the Cathedral's Wedding Guild or perhaps just want to learn more about the guild's role? The Wedding Guild is a diverse group who have the key responsibility of shepherding the brides, grooms, families and wedding party members through rehearsal and wedding logistics. Please contact Jeannie Mahood at 404-365-1034 or jmahood@stphilipscathedral.org with questions or to sign up for the training on Saturday, July 9, 10 a.m. until noon, in the Cathedral. |
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20s30s go tubing on the ChattahoocheeOn Saturday, June 25 the 20s30s will be leisurely floating down the Chattahoochee River on tubes. Come relax for a few hours on the river. Wear a bathing suit, sun screen, and shoes you can wear in the water. Bring something to drink/share and a towel. We usually start north of the city and get out just before I-285. Respond to the evite if you're interested in coming. There will be a nominal cost to cover the rental of the floats. For questions please contact Mark Howard or Sarah Guthrie. |
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Fellini's Bible Studies during the summer
Join us for Bible Study on Wednesdays this summer! 9th-12th grade Upper School students and 7th-8th grade Middle School students will meet from 7 to 8 p.m. at Fellini's (across the street from the Cathedral).
Please bring money to help out with meals. Scripture is provided.
Learn about other activities on the youth webpage.
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The outreach storage room is going to be cleaned out and organized this summer. If you or your organization is currently storing anything in Room 377 please contact Kimberly McOmber at 404-467-9425 or kmcomber@bellsouth.net.
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Holiday festivities at the Cathedral Farmers Market
Spend the Independence Day holiday weekend at the Cathedral Farmers Market. On July 2 we'll have live music, a special healthy eating program for kids, and your favorite farmers, artists and food creators. It's the perfect place to bring out-of-town guests.
The Market is open every Saturday in the Cathedral parking lot from 8:30 a.m. to noon, rain or shine.
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