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The Cathedral eTimes |
June 24, 2012 |
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This week's Cathedral Times is online!
And know that you can always access the Times and more on the Cathedral's website. |
 Summer Reflections Canon Todd Smelser
Dear Friends in Christ,
It's hard to believe that it's been three and one-half years since I "officially" retired from full-time ministry. As an Episcopal priest, I am most thankful for our Church Pension Fund, which allows those of us with 30 years of service to retire and pursue other ventures. I am also most thankful to Dean Candler who immediately re-hired me on a part-time basis as Canon Associate for Pastoral Care. In this new role I have been able to continue the "people" work of ministry, including visitation, counseling, providing sacramental care in retirement facilities and with grieving families, and of course sharing in the presiding and preaching duties at the Cathedral on Sundays and Wednesdays. Read more. |
Let us know if you're running
in the Peachtree Road Race
A list of all Peachtree Road Race runners with a connection to St. Philip's will be published in the Cathedral Times, posted in the atrium and on banners in the horseshoe lawn on July 4. If you or family members plan to run on Wednesday, July 4 please contact Ann Fowler, 404-365-1045, with the name(s) by Sunday, June 24. |
 Life's a Miracle ... Speak Yet Again
by the Rev. Bill Harkins
June 17, 2012 |
 Essential Bible Stories (Child Hall) On Sunday mornings at 10:10 a.m., please join us in Child Hall for our special summer series, Essential Bible Stories. Each Sunday, a new speaker will give you the fundamentals that you need for each of these Bible stories and why they are essential to life in the world today. On June 24, Canon Wallace Marsh will speak on John 21. |
 Summer Greek class (Room 370)This Sunday morning summer class welcomes anyone interested in exploring biblical Greek or the resources used to translate the Greek text of the New Testament. Here you will enjoy discussions of the Greek and discover how knowing the original language adds nuance and depth of understanding to reading the Bible. The class will be held on June 17 and 24, and on four Sundays in July. Please contact the Rev. Thee Smith, 404-727-0636 for more information.
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 EfM accepting registrations Education for Ministry (EfM) is a four year program of theological study and reflection. Groups meet to discuss scripture, church history, theology and the intersection of these areas in their personal experience. Please visit the EfM webpage to learn more about the three EfM groups that meet at the Cathedral. |
 Come to the Saturday Farmers Market!
Join us on June 23 for the sixth annual old fashioned ice cream social from 12:30-2 p.m. on the Lanier House lawn. We'll have 50 vendors with fresh Georgia-grown produce, meat, cheese, pasta, bread, and more! The Farmers Market is open Saturdays from 8:30 a.m. to noon. Learn more on the Farmers Market website. |
 Parking lot and sidewalk work underway |
 The Choir of Trinity College, Cambridge
to perform on July 8 at 7 p.m.
This rare Atlanta appearance of one of the most acclaimed adult choirs in the world will delight and move listeners. At home at Cambridge University, the choir sings three choral services each week during university term, giving them a facility of musicianship and breadth of repertoire that is truly astounding. Click here for more information |
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Ann Fowler
Director of Communications
The Cathedral of St. Philip
2744 Peachtree Road
Atlanta, GA 30305-2920
direct 404.365.1045
fax 404.237.3503
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