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Twenty-first Sunday after the Pentecost

October 18th

Formation Hour

Sundays at 9:30am

• Dean's Forum, Parish Hall | Adults | Stewardship Series: Generosity Stems from Gratitude | Click for class details
• Theology and Literature, Yelverton Room | Adults | Click for class details
• Embracing the Questions, EYC Room | 6th - 12th Grade
• Godly Play, 2nd floor | 1st - 5th Grade
• Mustard Seeds, 2nd floor | Pre-K - Kindergarten
• Nursery | Infants and Toddlers

EYC Serves Lunch at Stewpot

Sunday, October 18

Our youth group (EYC) prepares and serves lunch every other month at Stewpot Community Services. All youth in 6th - 12th grades are welcome to participate. Contact Kat Penton for more details, kpenton@standrews.ms

Pride Eucharist

Thursday, October 15 at 6:00pm

At St. Philip's Episcopal Church, 5400 Old Canton Road

Join us at St. Philip's Episcopal Church to partner with other Central Convocation parishes as we celebrate our annual Pride Eucharist, held in conjunction with Capital City Pride's 2026 Festival "It's Pride Y'all"!

Volunteer at Capital City Pride Festival

Saturday, October 17

At The Mississippi Museum of Art, 380 S Lamar Street

The Episcopal Diocese of Mississippi will be hosting vendor booths at the It's Pride Y'all festival, and volunteers are needed to help set up, work the booth, and clean up. To sign up for a shift, click here.

Young Adult Gathering: Faith & Folly

Tuesday, October 20th at 6:00pm

At Fertile Ground Beer Co.

Faith & Folly is a series for adults in their 20s and 30s in partnership with the Jackson-area Episcopal Young Adults (JEYA) group that brings together Episcopalians from metro-area churches.

Faith & Folly meets every month on the third Tuesday at Fertile Ground, and each gathering will focus on a different theme about navigating faith in young adulthood. 

Your first drink (alcoholic or non-alcoholic) will be covered, and there will be snacks to share.

Wednesday Noon Bible Study

Wednesday, October 21 at Noon

Our Wednesday Bible Study group will resume their weekly meetings on September 16. This group meets each week on Wednesday on the 2nd floor of the Cathedral in room 26.

The fall curriculum will kick off with listening to and discussing Dr. Amy-Jill Levine's Short Stories by Jesus. No need to read or prepare in advance! The group will listen to passages from the audiobook together followed by group discussion.

COLLAB Art Reception Featuring Ellen Langford

Thursday, October 22nd at 6:00pm

Join us in the Parish Hall to celebrate the kick-off of our Fall 2026 installation of COLLAB featuring work by Ellen Langford. Artwork will be available for purchase with a portion of proceeds donated to the Cathedral.

COLLAB is a series created in partnership with the artists of our parish. We believe creativity is a gift meant to be shared, and our community is rich with individuals whose God-given talents we wish to celebrate. Each season will feature a different artist with works displayed in the Parish Hall.

Red Beans & BBQ Festival

Saturday, October 24th 11:00am - 4:00pm

At Belhaven Town Center

The St. Andrew's Holy Smokers will be competing in the Red Beans & BBQ festival benefitting Stewpot! Come out to show your love for our team and to support the work of Stewpot in our community.

Fall Fest

Sunday, October 25th at 9:30am

Our Fall Fest will take place between our morning services in the Parish Hall with fun for the whole family. Halloween costumes may be worn, and there will be games, prizes, candy, and a cake walk!

We are collecting donations baked goods and individually packaged candy to be given away as prizes at this event. If you are willing to contribute, please contact Kat Penton, kpenton@standrews.ms

Mahjong Group

Monday, October 26th at 1:00pm

Join us to play Mahjong on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of each month! The group meets on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of each month. Contact Susan Duke to participate: 601-937-3828.

Vestry Meeting

Monday, October 26th at 5:45pm

The October meeting of the Cathedral Vestry will take place on the 2nd floor in room 26.

Fall Festival with Galloway United Methodist Church

Wednesday, October 28th at 5:00pm

A collaborative Fall Festival with Galloway United Methodist Church at Smith Park with activities for the whole family! Costumes are welcomed and encouraged. Featuring a trunk-or-treat, inflatables, games, and food by the St. Andrew's Holy Smokers.

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Financial Update from the Wardens

This week, our Wardens shared an update about the Cathedral finances, specifically in regards to the report submitted by the CPA firm consulted to review our financial records, accounting processes, and internal controls. To read their letter, click here.

Stewardship 2027: Generations of Generosity

We are in the midst of our 2027 stewardship campaign! For a letter from our Stewardship Co-chairs will more information about this campaign and how to make a pledge, click here.

All Saints' Sunday Flower Dedication and All Souls' Evensong

Please make a donation in any amount to our Flower Guild as a memorial or in thanksgiving for your loved ones on All Saints’ Sunday, November 1 by Wednesday, October 28. Dedications and names of contributors will appear in that Sunday’s bulletin.

Additionally, we will celebrate the Feast of All Souls with an Evensong at 4pm on November 1, and the names of loved ones lost in the last year will be read and honored. If you have a name to contribute to this list, please contact Laurie McCarley.

Flower contributions may be mailed to St. Andrew’s Cathedral, P.O. Box 1366, Jackson, MS 39215-1366.

Questions to Laurie McCarley at lauriemc@standrews.ms.

Journey Series Advent 2026 Retreat

featuring Rev. Dr. Stuart Higginbotham

Saturday, December 5 at 9:00am-2:00pm

Tickets $50 | Click here to register

Join us for the next installment of the Journey Series, The Practice of Spiritual Imagination: Stretching our Spiritual Muscles in Uncertain Days.

In a time when so much feels uncertain and anxious, we are called to nurture our spiritual practice even more intentionally. Our practice strengthens our posture so that we can remain grounded while embodying compassion in the world. The key to this strengthening and resilience is spiritual imagination, a curiosity that invites us to pay attention to the living presence of the Spirit.

Come share a day retreat as we nurture our spiritual imaginations with poetry, prayer cards, and practices that feed our souls.

Lay Pastoral Ministers on call next week:

Week of October 18



Stephanie Scott: 601-214-5589, sqscott6@gmail.com