Welcome Spring at the first Seedtime and Harvest plant sale on March 18. Tomatoes, peppers, and eggplant. Melons, cucumbers, and squash. Parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme. And Basil. Come enjoy delicious baked goods while you shop, pick up a free flower pot, let the kids plant seeds to take home. All organic; no price increases. […]
The Episcopal Campus Ministry at Georgia College & State University, along with Women and Gender Studies, the Dept. of Philosophy, Religion, and Liberal Studies, and the Honors College, are pleased to present a showing of The Philadelphia Eleven. In this feature-length documentary film, we meet the eleven women who presented themselves for ordination in the […]
Join Licensed Godly Play Trainer Mary Hunter Maxwell for a soul-nourishing weekend surrounded by 1,200 acres of rustic woodlands in Southeastern Alabama. The retreat center is 30-45 minutes South of Phenix City, AL and Columbus, GA, and about the same distance North of Eufaula, AL. It is about 2 hours and 20 minutes from Atlanta. […]
The Chosen! Beginning just after Easter on Wednesday, April 3, 2024, join us at 5-7PM at the Cathedral of St. Philip to continue enjoying for a second year this popular and deeply inspiring video discussion. We meet in The Gould Room where you may bring a meal for yourself or to share with others when […]
Cathedral Greek Classes, open to walk-ins and beginners, include long-term members who share user-friendly resources and welcome newcomers to enjoy how the Greek text reveals nuance and depth in scripture. Using a Bible study format, no previous knowledge of Greek is needed as classes begin with alphabet and pronunciation practice prior to translation. Classes meet […]
The Mission of the Jessye Norman School of the Arts - Eastside Atlanta is to develop student artists to become creative, caring, visionary, responsible citizens through the transformative power of the arts. The broad-ranged fine arts program challenges students academically, integrates technology, and lays the foundation for extraordinary life experiences. The Jessye Norman School of […]
Special Screening with Q&A From: The Rev. Patricia Templeton The Rev. Martha Sterne The Rev. Lynn Washington Leigh Halsema, Atlanta-based filmmaker with The Shimmer Films A group of women in the Episcopal Church share their call to become priests. After two legislative votes to make it possible for women to be ordained fail, they organize […]
Join us for a one-day conference exploring the theme of "Guided by Grace: Courageous Leadership for a Changing Church, Community, and Civic Life." This dynamic event brings together thought leaders, pastors, and community advocates to delve into the challenges and opportunities facing pastoral and community leadership in our rapidly changing world. We aim to inspire and equip […]
The congregations of The Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta are invited to participate in this year’s commemoration of the 1906 Atlanta Race Massacre. At 1:00 pm on Sunday, September 22, participating congregations throughout the city will toll their bells 25 times for each of the twenty-five known victims of the massacre. Join others in honoring the […]
The Allan Folk School at Mikell offers both spring and fall sessions. Working directly with skilled artisans, you can learn a wide variety of arts and crafts such as copper enameling, stained glass and woodturning. For over 20 years, Camp Mikell has hosted the Allan Folk School at our St. Joseph the Carpenter Craft Center. […]
The Northeast Metro Convocation of the Diocese of Atlanta is hosting a screening of The Philadelphia 11, an award winning documentary lifting up the pioneer female priests who were first ordained in The Episcopal Church. This is the 50th anniversary of this transformational legislation in The Episcopal Church. We will show the documentary on our […]
Join us on March 1st for information and resources on how to reduce the burden of Alzheimer's disease and related dementias.
