Opportunities to Grow on the Spiritual Journey during Advent:
Dean’s forum and Sermon Series on All Creation Waits by Gayle Boss
Special sermons at all services by the Cathedral Clergy on the spiritual themes and virtues of Advent as we discover them in God’s creatures.
Forums at 10:15am each Sunday in the Mercer Library, with the exception of Advent Sunday (Dec 1) which will be an intergenerational Advent Wreath workshop in the Cathedral Undercroft.
Lectio Divina with the Community of the Incarnation:
Mondays at 6:30pm via Zoom register here. Join members of the New Monastic Community of the Incarnation for a sacred time of contemplative reflection upon scripture as we prepare for the Feast of the Incarnation at the Cathedral of the Incarnation. This ancient practice will bring you into close relationship with the stories of the season.
The Indwelling of Hope: Online Series with the National Cathedral (our Sister Cathedral):
Tuesdays December 3, 10, and 17 at 7pm on the themes of Spirt, Mind, and Body. As we wait for Jesus’s coming—whether that is as a vulnerable newborn or a redeeming Christ—let us be filled with hope. You may attend one, two, or all sessions. Registration link below.
December 3: Spirit
The Very Rev. Cynthia Briggs Kittredge, Eighth Dean and President of Seminary of the Southwest
December 10: Mind
The Rev. Dr. Danielle Tumminio Hansen, Associate Professor of Practical Theology and Spiritual Care at Emory’s Candler School of Theology
December 17: Body
The Rev. Dr. Luke A. Powery, Dean of Duke University Chapel and Professor of Homiletics and African and African American Studies
Register here: https://cathedral.org/ calendar/advent-webinar- series-the-indwelling-of-hope/
Lunch and Learn at Mercer School of Theology: A new Church Year!
Thursdays December 5, 12 and 13 at Noon
Join a conversation exploring the Christian story through the Gospel of Luke. Led by the Rev. Michael Delaney, Vicar of St. James of Jerusalem, Long Beach.
Register here: https://www. mercerschool.org/lunch-and- learn-series.html