St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral, Buffalo

This Week's Schedule - 10/25/20

This Week Around St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral - October 23rd

INVITATION: Register for Sunday's Morning in the Park

Last Session is Tonight! - Prophets and Protests

An Invitation to Give https://conta.cc/3kg7gWl

This Week's Schedule - 10/18/20

The Garden of Love Lunch and Clothing Ministry continues to serve our neighbors each Sunday. In addition to offering food and clothing, we are building relationships and responding to spiritual needs through prayer.

Thank you Rich Inserra for preaching and co-officiating along with Dean Derrick at today’s Morning Praise in the Park! Rich is our diaconal intern. His main ministry at St. Paul’s is the Garden of Love Lunch and Clothing Ministry.

From St. Paul's Cathedral in Buffalo. The Rev. Canon Barbara Price preaches.

This Week Around St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral - October 16th

Thank you to those who cleared ALL pew cushions , kneelers, hymnals, prayer books and more on Sunday. We’re a step closer to offering indoor worship scheduled to begin on 11/15!

This series continues this evening at 7 via Zoom! "Prophets and Protests" This evening's topic: Chosen People : Refugees, integration and equality in the experimental Kingdom of God.... Email [email protected] for log-in information. This hour-long formation experience will be led by Professor John Snodgrass. When we think of the "Old Testament Period" in Israel it's easy to imagine that everyone had the same scriptures/Law and so there must have been broad agreement. But in that time, like our own, there was a great deal of disagreement about how Law should be applied to everyday life (and in particular a lot of disagreement about whether leaders could be above the Law). This three-part course will deepen our understanding of that historical period by looking at parallels with our own. Each session will be a complete lesson, so members are invited to attend one, two or all three. Bio: John Snodgrass is a graduate of Union Theological Seminary, teaches religion courses at Canisius College, and is the author of Genesis and the Rise of Civilization, and Turning the Tables: Farming and Feeding in the Gospels. He is a son of an Episcopal priest, and lives in Buffalo with his wife and their four children.