COME. EXPLORE.
C H A N G E T H E W O R L D. 2 0 1 5 - 2 0 1 6 C h r i st i a n Fo r m a t i o n Deep in the heart of every person is a longing to live in a world transformed by love. This year at Christ Church Cathedral, we invite you on an exciting journey to discover what that can mean through the theme Come. Explore. Change the World. Come. No matter who you are, or where you are on your spiritual journey, each of us is being called by special invitation into a deeper relationship with God, ourselves and each other. Explore. The Holy Spirit uniquely gifts all of us, and exploration reveals the special gifts God has given you and our community to fulfill our destiny. Change the world. Knowing what our unique gifts are, we can use them to make our lives a blessing for others. After all, God has a dream to heal the world and using our unique gifts is how we participate in that dream. I invite you into a year of discovering how your unique gifts can meet the world’s deep needs. The benefits are this: We come alive when we discover who God intends us to be, and empowered by the Holy Spirit, together we can accomplish things greater than we could ever imagine. So let’s go on this journey together. Come gather with us, a people of prayer and action. Explore your soul purpose. And see how sharing your gifts can change the world! Carol+
Christian Formation
Adult Special Events pg • 4
Living by Words: Kentucky Authors Speak Wednesdays in the Tilford Room 7:00pm Led by Guy Mendes How often do we get to sit face-to-face with the authors we love? Join us for a night of wisdom, wit, and words with some of Kentucky’s most engaging writers. Nursery available with an RSVP to mdunlap@ccclex.org • February 3 - Rebecca Gayle Howell • April 20 - Crystal Wilkinson & Ron Davis Lenten Series: Lenten Lessons from the Old Testament Lenten Wednesdays, February 17, 24, March 2, 9 Dinner at 6:00pm, Program begins at 6:30pm Dr. John Cook Dr. Cook will focus this study on the Old Testament lectionaries readings that can guide us on our journey this season in the footsteps of Jesus. Ministry Architects: Planning for Our Youth & Children March 3-6 Ministry Architects will spend three days listening to a variety of groups within the church through focused listening groups. We hope to see participation in those groups from a broad spectrum of parents, volunteers, staff and people who just love our young people. We want your insights, your frustrations and your hopes and dreams to be heard. Then on March 6 at 4:00pm, a report, sharing with us what they’ve heard about the youth and children’s ministries – including assets, challenges, and how we compare to youth and children’s ministries around the country – and where it seems that God might be taking us next, will be presented to the congregation in The Tilford Room laying out specific recommendations and a blueprint for how to move forward. If you would like to be part of this process and have your voice heard, please contact Margaret Christensen at mchristensen@ccclex.org.
COME. EXPLORE. CHANGE THE WORLD.
Christian Formation
Adult Special Events pg • 5
Lenten Quiet Day Monday, March 7 10:00am-2:00pm Dr. Glenn Hinson Lent is a time to make space for welcoming the peace of Christ into our lives and the world. Quiet day opens us to this experience. ECW Luncheons: Reaching Out Beyond Our Neighbor 2nd Tuesday of the month 11:00am-1:00pm This second Tuesday of the month luncheon invites us to get to know our neighbor. The conversation begins at 11:45am. Lunch follows at approximately 12:15pm, and can be purchased for $10. Please sign up in advance at the Welcome Center. Sponsored by the Episcopal Church Women (ECW). • January 12 - Arts and Crafts with a Purpose: ECW members will make inspirational Valentines for students at Harrison Elementary School. Supplies will be furnished or members may bring their own supplies • February 9 - A Very Special Birthday Treat: Celebrate Abraham Lincoln’s birthday with a tour of his wife’s home, the Mary Todd Lincoln House. Gwen Thompson, Executive Director, takes us on a very informative tour through one of Lexington’s most important historic sites. Lunch will be served at 11:30am followed by the tour of the Mary Todd Lincoln House. • March 8 - “Where’s Kentucky Headed?”: Martha Layne Collins, former Governor of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, will talk about the Commonwealth with highlights of what is ahead for the state this year and in the future. • April 12 - Stephanie Spires, Executive Director of Arbor Youth Services, will present “Safe Alternatives for Families,” a talk about promoting positive growth and development in at-risk children, youth, and their families.
www.ccclex.org
Christian Formation
Adult Sunday Classes pg • 7
THE FORUM
TIlford Room, 10:00-10:50am. Focus Sunday classes in the Great Hall are for the entire community. No other classes will be offered.
God’s House Calls January 10 Dr. Jim Roach Dr. Jim Roach will be discussing his book, God’s House Calls. Dr. Roach, who specializes in family medicine, will offer stories from patients, including near death experiences. Syrian Refugee Crisis January 17 The Rev. Paula Ott, Allison Duvall & Dabney Parker Join Deacon Paula, Allison Duvall and Dabney Parker of the Kentucky Refugee Ministries as they present the most current and accurate information for discussion on the Syrian Refugee Crisis. How do we as followers of Jesus respond to this critical situation? Luke: The Gospel of Forgiveness and Inclusivity January 24 - February 7 Dr. Margie Ralph In these three Sunday morning sessions we will look at what is unique about the Gospel According to Luke: We will, for the first time in the Synoptic Gospels, meet Mary. We will see Luke’s emphasis on forgiveness through his parables and his account of Jesus’ passion and death. Finally, we will examine Luke’s emphasis on Eucharist through his infancy narrative to his post-resurrection appearance story of the disciples on the road to Emmaus. An Indepth Look at the Gospel of Luke February 14 - March 20 Dr. Jerry Sumney In preparation for our reading in the lectionary this year, we will explore the Gospel of Luke. We will study the distinctive ways this Gospel understands Jesus and his mission in the world. This Gospel offers many challenges to the ways its original readers (and how we) think about the world and the gospel. We will survey important themes and delve into some of Luke’s unique stories. We will look at what it calls us to believe and how it urges us to live. www.ccclex.org
Christian Formation
Adult Sunday Classes pg • 8
Ecclesiastes: The Search For Meaning April 3 Ryan Long A look into the origins and book structure of Ecclesiastes. Additionally, examining the themes of “what gives life meaning and everything being under the sun” found in the book. Concluding with how the message of Ecclesiastes resonates with people today and what the Christian response can be. Witnessing the Christian Story through Iconography April 10-24 Dr. Lee Jefferson, Ph.D., Professor of Religion at Centre College This series will move through different eras of Christian history, and speak to the evolution of Christianity through the development of Christian art and iconography. We will pay specific attention to the early Christian and medieval period and its iteration in Christian art and Gothic architecture. This will be followed by a discussion of the European Reformation and the English Reformation through the lens of art and iconography. Finally the modern period will be discussed as images of Jesus tell the story of divergent Protestant and Catholic traditions. Lexington as a Compassionate City May 1 In a compassionate community, the needs of all are recognized and all people are treated with respect. This Forum will explore the steps for a creating a compassionate community and the work underway in this city. TBA May 8 From Healing to Wholeness - The Contemplative Path May 15-22 Dr. Gary Stewart Learn about the extraordinary capacity of contemplative practices for healing and wholeness. Learn and explore how the contemplative path leads us into awareness of our deeper selves and into compassionate living and personal transformation.
COME. EXPLORE. CHANGE THE WORLD.
Christian Formation
Adult Sunday Classes pg • 9
CATHEDRAL 101
Dean’s Conference Room, 3rd Floor, 10:00-10:50am
Begins Sunday, January 10 This class welcomes everyone into the life of Christ Church Cathedral, and equips us to carry out the work of Christ in the world. Whether you are new or a longtime member, we invite you to explore the Episcopal Church with us as we also discern our own spiritual journey. Each session is a “stand alone” class so that you can attend one, or all, or something in between.
SPIRITUALITY OF YOUNG ADULTS
Lambeth Room, 2nd Floor, 10:00-10:50am. This class is geared toward young adults.
“Growing a Rule of Life” (from SSJE) Sundays, February 14 - March 20
From the Brothers of the Society of St. John the Evangelist comes this Lenten series centered around the monastic spirituality of the ‘Rule of Life’. With this tool we will explore and cultivate our relationships with God, Self, Others, and Creation. This is an exciting opportunity to dig deep and dream big about ways to live into a more abundant and balanced life with Christ.
No classes will be offered on January 3 and March 27 (Easter). www.ccclex.org
Christian Formation
Children Sunday Classes pg • 10
Nursery - Birth - 3 years 8:30am-12:15pm 1st floor Helm Loving, nurturing care is provided for the youngest members of our church family and those of our visitors during all worship services, including special services. Tiny Church in the Nursery - 3 years & under 8:45am & 11:00am Nursery, 1st floor Helm Tiny Church is a ministry in the Nursery for children 3 and under. These children are not quite old enough for Children’s Chapel, but are ready for a little more than free play. Parents, please drop off your children age 3 and under in the Nursery. During Tiny Church, Biblically-themed and age appropriate stories will be shared. Sometimes a creative response such as coloring will be incorporated. A team of caring and responsible parishioners will be staffing this ministry. Your children will love Tiny Church!! With questions, please contact elizabeth@ ccclex.org. Children’s Chapel - 4 years - Grade 4 8:45am & 11:00am Children’s Chapel, 1st floor Helm We love having children in worship! Children’s Chapel is a service designed specifically for the youngest members of our church. Children may join the opening procession of the Sunday 8:45am service and 11:00am service, then go into the Children’s Chapel, and join parents during the “Peace” in time for Holy Communion. God’s Children Sing - Birth - 3 years 10:15-10:45am Children’s Chapel, 1st floor Helm Come and join this lively group for music, play, and fellowship on Sunday mornings! This class meets in the Children’s Chapel for singing, moving, listening, and playing rhythm instruments. The parents play musically with the children in an atmosphere of faith and fun!
COME. EXPLORE. CHANGE THE WORLD.
Christian Formation
Children Sunday Classes pg • 11
Godly Play - 3 years - Grade 3 10:00-10:50am 2nd floor Helm Godly Play is a creative, playful way to know the love of God and to learn the wonderful stories of faith. This class gives children the language and place in which to express their experiences with God. God’s Team - Grades 4 & 5 10:00-10:50am 3rd floor Helm God’s Team is a fun and creative way to move deeper into the stories of our faith. This group also meets for fellowship from time to time to build friendships in community.
www.ccclex.org
Christian Formation
Children Special Events pg • 12
Communion for Kids: A Children’s Instructed Eucharist Sunday, January 24 12:30pm We will gather in the Great Hall after the 11:00am service for a light lunch. Then, we will walk through our service of Holy Communion and talk about how Jesus meets us in our prayers and the sharing of a holy meal. Ages 3-8 are welcome! Shrove Tuesday Tuesday, February 9 Dinner 5:30-6:30pm Activities begin at 6:15pm. Children’s Lenten Event Sunday, March 13 12:30-2:30pm Children will experience the events of Holy Week. Wear comfortable clothes to church. Easter Egg Hunt Saturday, March 26 10:00am Old Episcopal Burying Ground Parents should bring two dozen eggs per child to church the week before. Save the Dates: Vacation Bible School June 13-16
COME. EXPLORE. CHANGE THE WORLD.
Christian Formation
Youth Sunday Classes pg • 13
Middle School: The Awakening - Grades 6-8 10:00-10:50am 3rd floor Helm Bldg. Through conservation, movement, and art we will look at our weekly Lectionary readings and see how they relate to our own lives. We will come together each week to find comfort and grounding in our faith, Scripture, and community, and see how they can help us more fully understand this time of transition and discovery. High School: The Way - Grades 9-12 10:00-10:50am Youth Activities Room, Basement This year is all about “Who am I”... in relationship to God, to the world, and to myself. Our year will be divided into four sessions covering various self assessment tools: Spiritual Gifts, The Enneagram, The Myers Briggs, and Dream Work. Through these sessions we will seek to gain self awareness as we look to identify and understand our different gifts, personalities, characteristics, and consciousness. Junior Daughters of the King - Grades 6-12 4:00-5:45pm (Monthly) Junior DOK Chapel, 3rd floor Helm Bldg. This group focuses on community service and prayer. They are junior members of the Daughters of the King, an order of Episcopal women living under a communal rule of prayer and service. Members discern a call to the life of Christ and make a vow to pray daily for church and world. Junior members are supported and mentored by a Senior daughter. Sunday Night Youth Groups - Grades 6-8 and 9-12 6:00 -7:30pm Youth Activities Room, Basement Youth gather for food, fun, and fellowship. Come share a meal, engage with friends, and deepen your experience of the faith. Each week is different, but is always centered around meaningful and interactive activities and discussions. www.ccclex.org
Christian Formation
Youth Special Events pg • 14
DioLex Youth Lock-In at Trinity, Covington January 16 & 17 Trinity Episcopal Church, Covington, KY Trinity Episcopal Church warmly invites all junior and senior high students (grade 7-12) to downtown Covington for the annual dance party and lock-in we like to call “The Electric Revival.” Shake off those mid-winter blues with twenty-four hours of music, worship, fellowship and, of course, dancing. This year the Electric Revival will feature live music, yoga classes, an open mic coffee hour, a Taizé worship service, and of course, more of that late night POWER MUSIC ELECTRIC REVIVAL! Cost: $20 for a T-Shirt Transportation: Free bus to and from Lexington. The bus will leave from Mission House (203 E 4th), at 12pm on Saturday and will return by 1:30pm on Sunday. Registration: http://bit.ly/1OvuXGy Ski & Swim February 5-7 Grades 6-12 Join us for our annual weekend Ski & Swim Retreat. This Friday-Sunday getaway will feature fellowship and fun as we enjoy an indoor waterpark at Great Wolf Lodge, and the slopes of Perfect North. Sign up today with Rev. Kate at kbyrd@ccclex.org. Cost: $200 (includes - lift or tubing tickets, transportation, lodging, meals (except for lunch on Saturday and Sunday) ** Need-based scholarship available upon request. Happening March 4-5 Cathedral Domain Grades 10-12 A major event for youth in grades 10-12. This weekend retreat is a transformative religious experience full of fun, laughter, songs and prayer. The event is led by youth and for youth. COME. EXPLORE. CHANGE THE WORLD.
Christian Formation
Youth Special Events pg • 15
Cathedral Domain Summer Camps Camp can be a profound place of spiritual growth for our young people. At camp, a community atmosphere promotes spiritual renewal, recreation and education in a Christ-centered learning environment. Each week, students from different grade levels gather with clergy and lay leaders to focus on a Christian learning theme, as well as personal learning goals. Camp is a powerful experience of God and community. Scholarships for all camps are available based on need. For additional information please visit cathedraldomain.org.
SAVE THE DATES Youth Sunday May 8 Youth Lock-In End of Year Celebration June 3-4 Youth Urban Mission - St. Louis July 10-15 Rising 7th - 12th Grades
Contact The Rev. Kate Byrd (kbyrd@ccclex.org) for more information.
www.ccclex.org
Christian Formation
Young Adult Gatherings pg • 16
Theology on Tap 1st, 3rd & 5th Mondays of the Month 6:30-8:30pm Locations change weekly, so check the Sunday Times or Cathedral Reminders! Are you a young adult looking for conversation and fellowship in an organic, nonjudgmental setting? Then join us for Theology on Tap on the first, third and fifth Mondays of each month at popular bars around Lexington. No matter where you are on your spiritual journey, you are welcome at the table! January 18 @ Winchell’s February 1 @ Cheapside Parents of Little Ones 2nd Saturday of the Month 4:00 - 6:00pm Locations TBA Parents of Little Ones (POLO) is group of young parents/parents of young children who seek to cultivate relationships with other parents while allowing their children (0-6) to play and form friendships. The goal of the group is to give parents a chance to socialize as well as learn from one another. No preparation is required just come as you are! POLO will meet each month at a different family’s home, and child care will always be provided. Bring your favorite drink and/or appetizer and join us as we seek to share the journey of Christian parenthood. Sushi Fridays Fridays, February 12 - March 18 6:30-8:30pm Join us for lively conversation, great sushi, and good times together. There’s no agenda and all are welcome! February 12 @ Sugano February 26 @ Buddha Lounge March 4 @ CCC Fish Fry March 11 @ The Owens’s Home (Hospitality at Home) March 18 @ Hananoki
Contact The Rev. Kate Byrd (kbyrd@ccclex.org) for more information. COME. EXPLORE. CHANGE THE WORLD.
Christian Formation
Fellowship Opportunities pg • 17
Brotherhood of St. Andrew The Brotherhood of Saint Andrew is a men’s organization of the Episcopal Church founded in 1883 for the purpose of prayer, study and service. Our chapter, which was formed in 1893, was reactivated in 2011 after over 30 years of inactivity. We welcome and encourage all interested men in the parish to join us. Call Jim Ware at 859-361-6951. Commodores Remember to save the first Friday of each month at 7:00pm for the Commodores meeting. This fellowship meal and program is for adult parishioners and their guests. Please check the Sunday Times and Cathedral Reminders, or contact Loys Mather at 859-299-8569 for the most up-to-date details. Daughters of the King (DOK) The Order of the Daughters of the King is an international religious order for Episcopal women and girls. Founded in 1885, its purpose is to bring others into a living, loving relationship with Jesus, our Lord and Savior, and to help strengthen the spiritual life of our parish and missions. For for additional information, contact Joanna Walsh at 296-4299. Dream Group This group meets regularly to discuss the dream, believing the dream is a way the divine communicates with us all of the time. We discuss books and work with dreams. If you have an interest in joining in the Fall, please contact elizabeth@ccclex.org. Prayer Shawl Knitters Knitters provide shawls knitted with prayer for our Cathedral members who are shut in or having surgery or a new baby. Led by the Daughters of the King, we knit at home individually, but come together the first Wednesday of the month to knit, pray, and study. Contact Flo Mayer at 299-5552 for more information.
www.ccclex.org
Christian Formation
Fellowship Opportunities pg • 18
Art at the Cathedral Art at the Cathedral strives to integrate art into the religious life of our Church. In addition to the permanent fine art collection, rotating exhibits featuring Diocese and local artists are displayed throughput the year. Contact Mike Slone at art@ccclex.org for more information. Cathedral Music Children have a unique ability to absorb and to learn. A hallmark of the Cathedral music program is imbuing children and youth with a passion, joy and sense of purpose for singing great sacred music. Contact Canon Musician Erich Balling at eballing@ccclex.org for more information. CROSS Ministries Christians Reaching Out in Service and Support is the name of our outreach and mission initiatives. Outreach has always been an important part of the life of Christ Church. Since the late 19th century, Christ Church has been the center of a number of significant mission and outreach activities. Contact Robert Fugate at 859-881-8695 or robert.fugate@kyfb.com for more information. Communications Ministry If you have a gift for design, advertising, the web or just want to help complete publications for mailing, this ministry needs you. Contact Communications Director Ashley Goodrich at agoodrich@ccclex.org for more information. Education for Ministry (EFM) EFM is a program designed to equip the laity for ministry in their daily life. EFM provides a comprehensive, experiential education in the foundations and messages of our Christian faith. If you have an interest in joining in the fall, please contact Dr. Elizabeth Conrad at elizabeth@ccclex.org.
COME. EXPLORE. CHANGE THE WORLD.
Christian Formation
Weekday Offerings pg • 19
MONDAY Dream Group Resumes January 4 12:00-2:00pm Spirituality Room The Cathedral Dream Group meets weekly to study and explore our dreams. This spring we are studying Inner Work by Robert Johnson, which can be purchased in the Christ Church Bookstore. Contact Elizabeth Conrad at elizabeth@ccclex.org to join in the Fall.
TUESDAY Yoga Resumes January 5 5:00-6:30pm Great Hall $85 / 12 sessions This is a great opportunity for people new to yoga as well as those who have more experience. The instructor, Madelaine Enochs-Epley, is wonderful at working with all skill levels.
WEDNESDAY Fr. Bob Horine’s Men’s Bible Study Named in honor and memory of The Rev. Dr. Robert Horine Resumes January 6 8:30-9:30am Small Dining Room Led by The Rev. Ron Summers The men’s Bible study group meets for an hour in the Small Dining Room. The group is studying the book of Acts.
www.ccclex.org
Christian Formation
Weekday Offerings pg • 20
Companions in Christ Resumes January 6 9:30-11:30am Small Dining Room The Companions in Christ members meet weekly sharing how God has been present in our lives, studying the Bible as a community, and encouraging each other through prayer and fellowship. This fall we are studying Stories, Tales, and A Few Small Lies of a Country Parson by Robert Horine. Contact Lynne Slone at slonelex@ windstream.net or 859-494-5167 for more information.
Holy Eucharist & Sacrament of Healing Every Wednesday 12:05pm Chapel Prayer Shawl Knitters 1st Wednesday of the month 12:05-2:00pm Bride’s Room Knitters of all ages share their gifts with others who are in need of God’s love and warmth. Knitters gather once a month to knit in community. While knitting, we meditate on Scripture and join in group prayer. Centering Prayer Resumes January 6 5:00-6:00pm Spirituality Room Each week the Centering Prayer group sits together for 20 minutes in silence, allowing our thoughts to pass by, resting in God. Everyone is welcome, no experience necessary. Centering Prayer will change your life. We will begin the hour by discussing The Impact of God: Soundings from St. John of the Cross by Father Iain Matthew. This book must be purchased online as it is out of print. Contact Elizabeth Conrad at elizabeth@ccclex.org for more information.
COME. EXPLORE. CHANGE THE WORLD.
Christian Formation
Weekday Offerings pg • 21
THURSDAY Dream Group 1st & 3rd Thursdays Resumes January 7 5:00-7:00pm Spirituality Room This Cathedral Dream Group meets on the first and third Thursdays of the month to study and explore our dreams. This spring we are studying Inner Work by Robert Johnson, which can be purchased in the Christ Church Bookstore. Contact Elizabeth Conrad at elizabeth@ccclex.org to join in the Fall.
FRIDAY Men’s Cursillo Reunion Group Resumes January 8 8:30-9:30am Bride’s Room This group of men gathers every Friday morning for prayer and discussion.
AND ON SUNDAY . . . Service Schedule • Holy Eucharist Rite I • 7:45am • Chapel • Breakfast • 9:30am • Great Hall • Holy Eucharist Rite II • 8:45am • Church • Sunday School • 10:00am • Holy Eucharist Rite II • 11:00am • Church • Evensong • 4:00pm • Church (Visit website for dates) • Sanctuary • 6:00pm • Church
www.ccclex.org
Christian Formation
Books & Beliefs pg • 22
Books and Beliefs meets the first Tuesday of each month. Coffee Hour begins at 10:00am followed by the program at 10:30am. Please attend these lively discussions and bring a guest to one or all of these opportunities for fellowship. All Christ Church members (men and women) and their guests are welcome.
February 2: The Invention of Wings by Sue Monk Kidd Presented by Peggy Collins At the home of Kathy Dalton, 1066 Lakewood Drive March 1: The Zhivago Affair by Peter Finn and Petra CouvĂŠe Presented by Priscilla Lynd At the home of Mildred Lawrence, 101 South Hanover Avenue 7M Co-hostess: Jane Burke April 5: The Invention of Wings by Sue Monk Kidd Presented by Peggy Collins At the home of Ann Demaree, 2521 Pascoli Place May 3: Striking Change: The Great Artistic Collaboration of Theodore Roosevelt and Augustus Saint-Gaudens by Mike Moran Presented by Mike Moran, the author At the home of DeeDee Moran, 3624 Hidden Pond Road Co-hostess: Priscilla Lynd
COME. EXPLORE. CHANGE THE WORLD.
Christian Formation
Art at the Cathedral pg • 23
“Sacred Sites - Churches and Art of the Lexington Episcopal Diocese” January 10 – March 6, 2016 Gallery Hop: January 15, 5:00-8:00pm An exhibit featuring the churches of the Lexington Episcopal Diocese and art from their permanent collections and artwork by their parishioners. Please join us for Gallery Hop, Friday, January 15, for refreshments and music by Bill Adams in the Great Hall. You can also step into the Sanctuary and enjoy some of the rehearsal of the U.S. Army Band Old Guard Historical Trumpet Ensemble as they prepare for their free concert at the Cathedral at 7:00pm on Saturday, January 16. “God’s Creations” March 13 – May 1, 2016 Gallery Hop: March 18, 5:00-8:00pm An art exhibit curated by Bob Sandford, featuring fine art by Bob, Cissy Hamilton, Mary Neely, Dan McGrath and others. Please join us for Gallery Hop, Friday, March 18, for music in the Great Hall and the annual Brotherhood of St. Andrews Fish Fry. “Clay Lancaster’s Kentucky” May 8 – June 26, 2016 Gallery Hop: June 17, 5:00-8:00pm An exhibit of black & white photos by nationally known architectural historian Clay Lancaster (1917-2000), featuring architecture in his native Kentucky. Many of the buildings photographed have been demolished, but others have been restored. The photos have not been on public display since being featured ten years ago at the Speed Art Museum in Louisville. Please join us for Gallery Hop, Friday, June 17, for music and refreshments in the Great Hall.
www.ccclex.org
Christian Formation
City Reach & Global Impact pg • 24
Martin Luther King, Jr., Freedom March, January 18 Join the march for freedom on Monday, January 18 at 10:00am. We will walk with other churches behind our diocesan banner. Gather at Heritage Hall, the Rupp Arena convention center on Main Street. Christ Community Cupboard The Cupboard provides clothing and household products free of charge to clients referred by local school Family Resource Centers and other agencies. The Cupboard is open Saturday, 10:00am to Noon in the basement of Christ Church Cathedral. To volunteer or donate, contact Kathleen Imhoff at thecupboard@ccclex.org. Church Under the Bridge Over a dozen faith groups work together to provide a religious service, outreach, personal opportunities and a meal for the homeless every Sunday afternoon. The location changes in the winter and spring, therefore check the Cathedral website for more information. To volunteer, contact Mary Catherine Dorsett at mcdorsett@gmail.com. Spring dates: January 10, February 28 & July 10 Harrison Elementary Mentors Mentors tutor at-risk students at the school for approximately one hour per week. A police background check is required. Training provided. To volunteer for this fun ministry, contact Loys Mather at 299-8569 or loysmather@gmail.com. Kenyan Girls Forward Most young girls in Kenya are not able to attend high school without additional financial support. The government does not provide education beyond the elementary years. Without an education the options for a successful life are extremely limited. Working in partnership with the Kenyan Rural Women Peace Link, Bluegrass Community Foundation and the ICAN international foundation the Kenyan Girls Forward initiative encourages individuals or groups to sponsor a girl for the four years of her high school education. ($350.00 for each year) To volunteer, call Jo Robertson at 333-1941 or Carolyn Witt Jones at 333-0944.
COME. EXPLORE. CHANGE THE WORLD.
Christian Formation
About Christ Church Cathedral pg • 25
FIND YOUR SOUL PURPOSE AT CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL Christ Church Cathedral serves a unique downtown ministry in the heart of Lexington. We are a people of prayer and action, eager to serve those in our community. We have programs and events for all generations. Everyone can find a place for involvement and service as we seek to extend God’s love made known in Jesus Christ. The mission of Christ Church Cathedral is to restore all persons to unity with God and one another in Christ Jesus, through prayer, worship, proclamation of the Gospel, and the promotion of Justice, Peace and Love. God has a dream to heal the world. Cathedrals are meant to give us a glimpse of that dream, and in so doing, to fortify and inspire us for that life-giving work. If you would like to know more about the Cathedral, please call Parish Secretary Margaret Christensen at 254-4497 or email her at mchristensen@ccclex. org to set up an appointment. Also, visit our website at www.ccclex.org.
www.ccclex.org
Christian Formation
Table of Contents pg • 26
Adult Special Events ................ 4 Adult Sunday Classes ............... 7 Children’s Sunday Classes ....... 10 Children’s Special Events ......... 12 Youth Sunday Classes ............. 13 Youth Special Events ............... 14 Young Adult Gatherings ........... 16 Fellowship Opportunities ......... 17 Weekday Offerings .................. 19 Books & Beliefs ....................... 22 Art at the Cathedral ................ 23 City Reach & Global Impact .... 24 About the Cathedral ............... 25
For questions regarding Christian Formation or to register for a class, contact Elizabeth Conrad at the Cathedral, 254-4497 or elizabeth@ccclex.org.
COME. EXPLORE. CHANGE THE WORLD.
Christ Church Cathedral 166 Market Street Lexington, KY 40507 859.254.4497 www.ccclex.org Return Service Requested
Non-Profit Org. U.S. Postage PAID Permit No. 98 Lexington, KY