St. John's Cathedral's Christian Education ministries seek to nurture all people of God in a community that encourages questioning, challenges thinking, and promotes learning to reveal the love and joy of God for all persons.
A variety of Cathedral activities provide opportunities for adults to grow in faith. The learning/fellowship opportunities include:
The Sunday Forum at 9:15am in the Guild Rooms of Jewett House, offered most Sundays mid-September through mid-May, considers a variety of topics relating to spiritual growth and living out Christian values in the real world. A variety of speakers from the Cathedral and the community give presentations that open discussion and reflection.
Led by a member of the congregation, this Bible Study usually meets Fridays at 11am in the Conference Center.
Wednesday evenings, mid-January through mid-February. Dinner and a movie prompt conversation on theological and spiritual themes.
Enriching programming is offered during the six weeks of Lent, in a variety of formats.
A weeknight evening for seven weeks, beginning just after Easter. Usually led by the Dean, these classes are opportunities to explore what it means to be a Christian and, in particular, what it means to be an Episcopalian.
