Contact

Although we cannot be physically together for a time, the church still gathers. Join us each week to find God's peace and connect through St. Mary's love! Click here to view this week's offerings which are published on our Worship page.

While we cannot gather for in-person services, the talented musicians of St. Mary’s deliver joy through videos, under the direction of Director Dennis Janzer. St. Mary’s is now recording and posting services from within the Cathedral: clergy and musicians, with organ, piano and singers, all joined together. We will also share a musical offering each Wednesday featuring the cathedral’s musicians. We welcome you to connect with the Cathedral community through these selections created to bring hope, strength and peace. Click here for the latest offering!

Weekly Prayer Services on Facebook Live

Wednesday Noonday Prayer @ noon 

Friday Night Compline @ 7:30pm 

Wherever you are, take a moment to pause in prayer with the St. Mary's community for any or all of these prayer services - to begin the day on the first day of the week, to mark midday in the middle of the week, or to the end the day before the weekend. Go to the St. Mary's Facebook page and click the "video" button to begin watching live.

If you are interested in leading either Monday Morning Prayer or Friday Night Compline, please send an email to Drew Massengale (massengale.drew@gmail.com) to be added to the list. You will receive instructions on how to lead the prayer service as well as how to stream via Facebook Live, if necessary. 

Presiding Bishop Curry will offer 'Habits of Grace': video meditations that will be posted every Monday through May. Come here for some inspiration to start your week!

You can pray the Daily Office here, or visit https://pray-as-you-go.org/

We are here. Our clergy and pastoral care teams are active and available to you. 
Please call the church (901-527-3361) or email Drew Woodruff (dewverger_at_aol_dot_com)  

Click here for a list of local & national groups offering support during the COVID-19 pandemic.