The Cathedral 20s30s group welcomes twenty- and thirty-somethings who are single, couples, married, and with or without children.
Spiritual Discussion: "Why do we do what we do?"
Join the 20s30s each Sunday evening when we'll discuss "why we do what we do?" Learn about the myth vs. reality about the rituals and symbols of the Episcopal Church, led by Canon John Mark Wiggers. Snacks and drinks are available.
We meet each Sunday in the sitting area to the left of the stairs in the Atrium beginning at 7:45 p.m., or when the 7:00 p.m. service in St. Mary's Chapel ends. Upcoming topics include:
August 24: From stained glass to "secret" nooks and crannies, a tour of the Cathedral! Cathedral Parishioner Fred Skey will visit for a special treat, to give us a tour of the Cathedral! This is a Sunday you won't want to miss. We will gather at 6:00 p.m. in the Cathedral Atrium, to get the full benefit of sunlight for the stained glass portion of the tour. We'll break at 7:00 p.m. for church, then afterward head to Fellini's for dinner and a drink!
August 31: Canceled. Enjoy your Labor Day Weekend!
Additional upcoming 20s30s events:
20s30s Popping Corn for Kids Ministry
An Opportunity to help our Cathedral Family
Interested in popping popcorn and helping out in the children's ministry TV room during Sunday School? Volunteer with a friend, or meet someone new, and help out on a Sunday, maybe once a month, if even that often. Really, what could be an easier, more fun way to help out on Sunday mornings, where the Cathedral needs our help?
If you are interested in volunteering, please contact 20s30s member David Martinson. For more info about Children's Sunday School, you may also Mary Hunter Strange, Director of Children's Ministries at the Cathedral.
20s30s Happy Hour
Wednesday, Aug 27
7:00 p.m. @ Fox & Hound, 1193 Collier Rd
Contact Information
To find out more about these events, and to be added to the 20s30s weekly "Foresight" e-mail newsletter, please e-mail Dana King. Contact Canon John Mark Wiggers, 404-365-1105, if you have additional questions about 20s30s at St. Philip's.
