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This Sunday at the Cathedral
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Bring Your Pledge This Sunday
This Sunday is Ingathering Sunday, the day we invite you to bring your pledge and offer it to God in thanksgiving for what God has given us in our lives. You can also get a head start and pledge online! Go to
stpaulcathedral.org/pledgenow.
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Watch Craig Monsell's
Stewardship Witness from 11/5/17!
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Cultivate Community 2017-18 Sunday Forum: Logistics and Reflections
Join Cathedral staff and members as we learn about the logistical implications of estate planning and funeral planning, as well as hear reflections about the spiritual journey of end of life experiences. INFO: David Tremaine, tremained@stpaulcathedral.org
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Acolyte Workshop
after the 10:30 a.m. service
Please join us. This is an opportunity for ALL of us--acolytes, thurifers, vergers--to make sure we're on the same page in terms of prompts, movements, etc. Fun! Food! Prizes! Come and learn what altar servers do on the chancel. (And what's a chancel, anyway?) There will be a quick service run-through followed by direct instruction and Q&A. This is intended to be a brief training/intro, not to last longer than about 45 minutes. All current and potential altar servers are very much encouraged to attend.
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5 p.m.
Join us for prayer and beautiful choral patriotic music to honor the men and women of the Armed Forces. Childcare available from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Reception afterward in the Great Hall. Susan Maginn will preach. She is a Navy Chaplain currently serving the Marine Corps Recruit Depot of San Diego. Before becoming a military chaplain, she served a level-one trauma center and congregations in Missouri and Oregon. She is a Unitarian Universalist minister who attended Eden Theological Seminary, a United Church of Christ seminary in St. Louis.
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Cathedral News Beyond this Week!
CLICK HERE to see this Sunday's announcements, including the rest of Sunday's schedule and other events that
are not included in this eBulletin. Be sure to read it to keep up to date!
Preview Sunday Service Sheets
CLICK HERE to read the Sunday Worship Sheets, including the scriptures for this Sunday. Look to right-hand column and scroll down to where it says: "For Sunday's Worship Sheets and Evensong Bulletin, click on the service time: 8:00 am, 10:30 am, 5:00 pm."
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Can't Join us In-Person on Sunday?
Live-Stream Instead!
If you can't make it on Sunday to one of our services, we invite you to join us virtually! You can live-stream our 10:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. services here.
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This Week at the Cathedral
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Come to Our "Dean's Breakfast" Tomorrow
Friday, November 10, 8 a.m.
Our
Friday morning breakfast and conversation continues tomorrow morning. We meet at Bread and Cie on University between 3rd and 4th Avenues, next door to Peet's. Join us for this great opportunity for fellowship and to meet each other!
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Saturday, November 11, 4 p.m.
If you haven't come to a stewardship event yet, please join us for our final event, an English Tea, and determine how you will support the Cathedral. RSVP
here
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Your financial support is essential to the health of St. Paul's as we strive to continue to cultivate community and make a difference in the world. Everything we do here is made possible by each member's financial support. There would be no worship, no music, no children's programs, no Forums, no social justice work, and no childcare without the regular support of our members. Pledges are important because they represent predictable income; we can count on the total dollar amount parishioners have committed to give when we create our budgets for 2018. Did you know you can also pledge online? Go to
stpaulcathedral.org/pledgenow.
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Enjoy Our Free Weekly Organ Recital
Tuesday, November 14, 12:30 p.m.
Gabriel Arregui will offer the free gift of a recital on our landmark organ.
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Get Connected by Attending Our Monthly General Meeting
Tuesday, November 14, 11:30 a.m., Guild Room
All are welcome to attend our general meetings on the second Tuesday of the month. Ministry Leaders are especially encouraged to attend! Can't make it in person? Call in by conference call. We discuss a topic of the month and get updates from each ministry. These meetings are a great way to cultivate community and coordinate what everyone across the Cathedral is up to. INFO and to get access to the conference call: Kathleen Burgess, burgessk@stpaulcathedral.org
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Participate in the Monthly Guided Labyrinth Walk
Tuesday, November 14, 6:00 p.m., Great Hall
All are welcome to enter the labyrinth and find their way to the center of this deep spiritual peace. INFO: Melanie Ekberg, melanie.ekberg@gmail.com.
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Cultivate Community 2017-18 Sunday Forum:
Transgender Day of Remembrance
Sunday, November 19, 9 a.m., Great Hall
Join St. Paul's own Dan Love as we remember those from the transgender community who have died in the last year as well as discuss what we can learn from their lives as we move forward together. INFO: David Tremaine, tremained@stpaulcathedral.org
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Bring Baked Goods to the Fair Trade Bake Sale
Sunday, November 19
Bake something yummy and return them on Nov. 19 for a Fair Trade bake sale. The proceeds will help to purchase Fair Trade Snacks for bag "lunches" for the homeless. (If you can't come on Nov. 19, bring them in the week before and we will freeze them.)
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Meet Others in Their 20s and 30s at Our Sunday Brunch
Sunday, November 19, after the 10:30 a.m. service
The 20s/30s Group is for people in their 20s and 30s to get to know other young people at St. Paul's. We meet for dinner every 1st Wednesday and for brunch every 3rd Sunday of the month. We will meet in the courtyard after the service next week and walk together. No need to RSVP. INFO: Hazelruth Adams at hazelruth.a@gmail.com.
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Upcoming Listening Session Regarding Bishop's Transition
Sunday, November 19, 3 p.m.
Come to this one- to two-hour listening session and stay for the Choral Evensong at 5 p.m.!
This is a bilingual event, and Misa members are especially encouraged to attend and participate at the Spanish-language tables.
This listening session is one of several being held around the diocese. At each session, members of the nominating committee will be present to guide discussion and answer questions. Responses will provide the basis for the diocesan profile to be posted online by February 2018. We hope you can attend and participate in this important process of calling a new bishop.
For more times and places where you can attend listening sessions, go here.
In addition, for updates from the Nominating Committee about the Bishop's transition, go here.
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