Each month, on the second Sunday, we invite you to bring boxed, bottled, or canned non‑perishable food items to church in support of the food pantry at VOICES, one of CCC’s valued ministry partners. Through this partnership, VOICES provides essential groceries and meals to more than 200 neighbors every month, offering stability and hope to individuals
Dear Friends, Immediate action required to ensure that funding for the SNAP and WIC program will not run out by November 1, 2025. Please email your members of Congress now and urge them to pass legislation to fund SNAP for the duration of the government shutdown. SNAP serves 42 million Americans – including 16 million
Dear Cathedral Community, At our annual meeting earlier this month, I shared that your Vestry and I made the difficult decision last fall to pause our search for a new Director of Music. As we began our discernment, it became clear that our congregation is facing deeper challenges—specifically, a sense of disconnection between our English-speaking
June 12, 2020 A MESSAGE FROM DEAN MARY Dear friends of the Cathedral, I’m going to speak personally here. The last few weeks have been soul-searing, for me. At times, words have been hard to find. I don’t think I’m alone. Rest in peace, George Floyd. Your unjust death is pushing the arc of history
Click on the links below to read the latest updates on Covid-19 from: Bishop Jennifer\’s Diocesan Response can be read here. Presiding Bishop Michael Curry\’s Response can be read here. The Response of the CDC is here. A Message from Dean Mary Slenski: Building Rest March 17th, 2020 Beloved Cathedral
Hoy es el último día para enviar comentarios públicos sobre la propuesta de cargo público perjudicial. Hoy (10 de diciembre) es el ÚLTIMO DÍA del período de comentarios del Public Charge, or cargo publico perjudicial. Necesitamos su ayuda para generar tantos comentarios como sea posible antes de esta noche a las 11:59 pm hora del
The Episcopal Public Policy Network recently released the Vote Faithfully Toolkit (PDF) which includes nonpartisan actions and prayers in advance of the November elections. Download the toolkit and learn more on the Episcopal Public Policy Network website. Read about The Rev. Fatima Yakubu-Madus\’ work with Faith in Indiana in the initial press release about the effort here. Download the sticker for your social
Coming up June 30th, 10am at the Statehouse! The Executive Order that President Donald Trump signed Wednesday is clearly not a solution to the humanitarian crisis unfolding before us. Kids are still imprisoned indefinitely with thousands of families still separated. But it does show the administration is reacting to public pressure, so we will continue to increase our pressure