This Sunday at the Cathedral, we baptize two little ones and welcome them into the family of God. What does it mean to be God's beloved? How can we extend that care to our neighbors? Join us this week as Rev. Sandi Kerner leads us deeper into this picture of God's love for His children.

Have you seen Jesus? Do you need a new vision of Jesus? Join us this week as Canon Patrick reminds us that beholding Jesus transforms us.

"Repent, for the Kingdom of God is at hand." What does the baptism of Christ have to say about the ways in which God is calling us to live?

Jesus' identity is directly tied to the meaning of His name--"God saves." We know that Jesus saves us from sin and death, but what does Jesus saves us to? Join us this Sunday as our Children's Ministry Director Zach Barton reminds us that we are the Beloved of God. 

What does Christmas have to say to those of us who deeply feel the dissonance between the "already and not yet"? Join us this Christmas Eve as Dean Peet reminds us that our Savior became poor to make us rich in Him.

This Fourth Sunday in Advent, join Dean Peet as we explore the rescuing love of God together.

What hope does Advent give us? The prophets spoke of the redeeming and restoring work that Jesus would do. How can we look to that hope together? Join us this week at the Cathedral as Canon Patrick teaches from Isaiah 35. 

Advent is a season of reflecting on the first coming of Christ in the incarnation and looking ahead to His second coming. But there is a third coming of Christ in the middle as we wait. How does the Body of Christ in His Church reflect the incarnate presence of Jesus?

What does the light have to say to the darkness? Join us this First Sunday in Advent as Hunter Myers reflects on the conversion of Augustine and Paul's letter to the Romans; while we were still in darkness, Christ drew near to us. 

What does it mean to be still and know that Christ is King? Join us this Sunday at your Cathedral as Dean Peet teaches from Psalm 46.