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Please enjoy the conversation about the topic of incarnation between The Rev. Loree Reed of All Angels and The Rev. Ruth N. Tate of St. Andrews

Our fifteenth edition of Conversations with our Priests features The Rev. M.  Edwin Beckham of Church of the Good Shepherd and The Rev. Jane Mitchell Weston of St. Simon's.

Our (lucky) thirteenth edition of Conversations with our Priests features The Rev. Ed Bacon, Interim Rector at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church and The Rev. Kim Jackson of Church of the Common Ground. The segment was recorded on November 19, 2020. Enjoy listening as they discuss and share their own personal experiences regarding "the sacrament of protest".

Our twelfth edition of Conversations With Our Priests features The Rev. Ed Bacon, Interim Rector at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church  and the Rev. Dr. Theophus ‘Thee’ Smith, Priest Associate at Cathedral of St. Philip & Associate Professor of Dept. of Religion at Emory University. The segment was recorded on November 12, 2020. Enjoy listening as they discuss they following topic: Beloved community, loyalty, betrayal, atonement

Please enjoy this virtual book talk featuring 'Courage to Thrive' by Bob Flanagan, provided by Cathedral Book Store and recorded on November 10, 2020.

ABOUT THE BOOK: When battling mental illness, it takes courage to find victories in the small things of life—including, some days, getting out of bed. In his first-person spiritual journal Courage to Thrive, Rev. Dr. Bob Flanagan, who has battled mental health illness for two decades and managed to thrive, offers meditations that navigate the dark scenery of his mind and then the paths that lead to the Source of light. Whether dealing with mental health challenges or everyday stressors of life, readers are left with a quiet confidence that they can still thrive and enjoy the gifts God has given them. Each reflection concludes with a heartfelt prayer that revels in God’s healing mercies.   Order your copy of the book here: https://www.cathedralbookstore.org/courage-to-thrive-finding-joy-and-hope-in-the-mids.html

ABOUT THE AUTHOR: The Rev. Dr. Bob Flanagan has struggled with mental illness and managed to thrive for over twenty years. He holds a doctorate of ministry degree in Christian Spirituality and is an adjunct faculty member at General Theological Seminary in New York City, teaching on Christian spirituality. He has served for over ten years as a state and federal advocate for and board member of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. His previous book, Growing a Sustainable Soul, won a bronze medal in the Reader’s Favorite International Book Contest. Bob lives with his wife, Lanie, in Bridgewater, Connecticut. They have two grown children.

The eleventh edition of Conversations with our Priests (recorded on 11/5/2020) features The Rev. Robert Dendtler of Church of the Mediator and The Rev. Dr. Dwight Ogier. Join them as they discuss the following topic: Psalm for the day and how the pandemic has affected our lives

Our ninth edition of Conversations with our Priests features The Rev. Dr. Angela F. Shepherd of St. Bartholomew's and The Very Rev. Grace Burton-Edwards, DMin. of St. Thomas. The topic of discussion is: Sunday Worship & Pandemic Induced Differences and Similarities

Tonight's eighth edition of Conversations with our Priests features The Very Rev. David C. Probst of St. Stephen's and The Very Rev. Daniel B. Brown of Church of the Advent. Enjoy and laugh while they discuss the following: Balancing with Humor: The “lighter side” of the pandemic

Enjoy this virtual book talk on Kristine Anderson's award-winning book, Crooked Truth held on October 12, 2020.   

About 'Crooked Truth': Fifteen-year-old Lucas Webster doesn't mind working in the fields and chopping cotton on his grandparents's farm in South Georgia, but he hates getting stuck caring for his Uncle Robert. Born with Down Syndrome, Robert is ten years older than Lucas and follows Lucas around like a clumsy shadow. Lucas wants to get out of Crisscross and be rid of his child-like uncle, but after his grandpa dies in the spring of 1948, things change. His grandmother withdraws in her grief and Alvin Earl, Robert's half-brother, returns to manage the farm with his guns and stash of liquor. Lucas must become more than a reluctant caretaker. A hard man, Alvin Earl plans to pull Lucas out of school to work on the farm full-time and send Robert to the state asylum. When a fatal shooting occurs late one hot afternoon, Lucas must decide what to tell the sheriff. As he discovers the ties that can destroy and bind a family, he cannot reveal what really happened to the local authorities or anyone else.  

About Kristine Anderson: Kristine F. Anderson earned a Ph.D. in Communicative Arts from Georgia State University. She has worked as a freelance writer for national newspapers and magazines and taught high school English. She has also taught courses at Shorter College and Southern Polytechnic State University, now part of Kennesaw State University. A longtime Episcopalian, she has been involved in several parishes in the Atlanta Diocese.  

Moderated by Barbara Pendergrast.

Tonights seventh edition of Conversations with our Priests features the Rev. Lauren Holder of Cathedral of St. Philip and the Rev. Tim Meyers of St. Anne’s. Please enjoy as they discuss the following topic: Seeking Renewal When There Is No Rest