8:00am Eucharist (Rite I)
11:00am Eucharist (Rite II) with Choir
8:00am Eucharist in Sisters' Chapel
followed by Community Breakfast
12:00 noon at Sister's Altar in the Nave
(Second Thursday of Each Month)
Summer Sundays
All welcome to gather in Martyrs’ Hall for coffee & fellowship during the 10 am hour. Children’s chapel will continue on through summer in the Sisters’ Chapel, during the 11 am Eucharist. Adult formation and Sunday school classes resume August 25th.
Social Justice & Outreach is a hallmark of ministry at St. Mary's. From Wednesday Eucharist and Breakfast to Walk with 901 to Pop-Top Ministry to the Servant Ministry Team, we have a variety of programs and events that work to bring the Kingdom of God alive.
Learn MoreThe Cathedral has a long tradition of musical excellence, and our worship and music reflect this while being flexible to remain vibrant and living. Our music is rooted in the great Anglican choral tradition while we sing joyfully from other traditions. The Choir is comprised of volunteers and paid section leaders.
Learn MoreParent Meetings (two opportunities):
August 11 at 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. and August 18 at 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.
For more information contact Kenyetta Thompson Powell: kthompson@stmarysmemphis.org or 901.779.9279
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Join us as we gather and reconnect as summer winds down and the new school year begins. It's time to renew our engagements in our rich array of Cathedral ministries and service opportunities--YOU can make a difference!
Please wear your name tags! If you are in need of a name tag, please visit the welcome table in Martyrs' Hall during hospitality hour (following 11 am Eucharist) or contact Emily Pratt, Parish Administrator, at epratt@stmarysmemphis.org or 901.937.4788.
Violinist Basil Alter will perform during the 11 am Eucharist service.
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St. Columba Memphis
4577 Billy Maher Road, Memphis 38135
Read MoreBrothers and sisters,
My heart breaks at the news of two more incidents of mass shootings in our nation this weekend. Last night I attended a prayer vigil for the victims of gun violence held at Grace-St. Luke’s. Episcopalians gathered to pray together, cry together and support one another. It was good to be with our diocesan family in these difficult days.
During the vigil, a young woman who recently fulfilled her lifelong dream of becoming a teacher broke down in tears as she described facilitating a mass shooting drill with her young students where they huddled in the closet of her classroom. That young woman’s pain touched me in a profound way. As the spiritual leader of our diocese, I want to do more than complain. I believe Jesus Christ calls us to be part of the solution whenever our neighbors are suffering, including the grieving families of the 22 people killed in the Walmart in El Pasco, Texas, and the 10 people killed in the Oregon District of downtown Dayton, Ohio.
Today I sent letters to our governor, our US senators and the 2 US congressmen who represent West Tennessee. I offered to meet with each of them to discuss how faith leaders can be involved in the efforts to address gun violence. I am also going to join Bishops Against Gun Violence, a group of more than 80 Episcopal bishops who not only pray when mass shootings occur but who are also committed to advocacy and action. To learn more about this organization, please visit http://bishopsagainstgunviolence.org.
I ask for your continued prayers as we discern how our diocese can take steps to be part of the solution. May the souls of all the departed through the mercy of God rest in peace.
Peace,
Bishop Phoebe
The Rt. Rev. Phoebe A. Roaf
Bishop, Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee
692 Poplar Avenue
Memphis, TN 38105
901/937-4700
www.episwtn.org
Read MoreClick here to read the July 28th, 2019 report from our Dean Search Committee.
Read MoreClick here to read the June 2nd, 2019 report from our Dean Search Committee.
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