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Adult Formation – Episcopal 101
Adult Formation – Episcopal 101
Every year St. Mark’s offers an opportunity for adults who want to understand the history, heritage, theology, practices, and commitments of the Cathedral, the Episcopal Church and the wider Anglican community to study these things in Episcopal 101 and 201. 101 is more introductory, and 201 going more in depth. You are welcome to join…
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Adult Formation – Episcopal 201
Adult Formation – Episcopal 201
Every year St. Mark’s offers an opportunity for adults who want to understand the history, heritage, theology, practices, and commitments of the Cathedral, the Episcopal Church and the wider Anglican community to study these things in Episcopal 101 and 201. 101 is more introductory, and 201 going more in depth. You are welcome to join…
Newcomers Gathering
Newcomers Gathering
The next St. Mark’s Newcomers’ Connection gathering will be held at the Cathedral following the 10:30 service Sunday, November 10. This 45-minute gathering is an opportunity to become better acquainted with the life of the Cathedral and meet some of the leaders as well as other newcomers. It’s a chance to ask questions about the…
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Adult Formation – Episcopal 201
Adult Formation – Episcopal 201
Every year St. Mark’s offers an opportunity for adults who want to understand the history, heritage, theology, practices, and commitments of the Cathedral, the Episcopal Church and the wider Anglican community to study these things in Episcopal 101 and 201. 101 is more introductory, and 201 going more in depth. You are welcome to join…
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Adult Formation – Episcopal 201
Adult Formation – Episcopal 201
Every year St. Mark’s offers an opportunity for adults who want to understand the history, heritage, theology, practices, and commitments of the Cathedral, the Episcopal Church and the wider Anglican community to study these things in Episcopal 101 and 201. 101 is more introductory, and 201 going more in depth. You are welcome to join…