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Holy Eucharist with Hymns with Guest Preacher the Rev. Donald Schell (In-Person)
July 7 @ 8:30 am - 9:15 am
A simple spoken celebration of the Eucharist including a sermon, organ music, and hymns. (45 minutes)
The Rev. Donald Schell: After a diaconal year in Louisiana, four years chaplaincy at Episcopal Church at Yale, and four years as a mission vicar in Idaho, in 1980, Donald joined Rick Fabian co-founding St. Gregory’s Episcopal Church, where they led the church-wide movement of welcoming all to communion. In 1995 Donald directed the architectural and liturgical design for St. Gregory’s new church that won A.I.A.’s Best Religious Building of the Year award. From 2005, Donald stretched St. Gregory’s rich congregational singing and dance traditions, gathering adventurous musicians to recover, lead, and teach oral tradition singing in Music that Makes Community.
Event Details
The entrance to the cathedral is at the top of the Great Steps. The accessible entrance is via the glass doors on Taylor Street or from the cathedral garage. Masks are strongly encouraged inside the cathedral.
When the online version of the service leaflet becomes available, you can view it here.
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Holy Eucharist with Hymns with Guest Preacher the Rev. Donald Schell (In-Person)
A simple spoken celebration of the Eucharist including a sermon, organ music, and hymns. (45 minutes)
The Rev. Donald Schell: After a diaconal year in Louisiana, four years chaplaincy at Episcopal Church at Yale, and four years as a mission vicar in Idaho, in 1980, Donald joined Rick Fabian co-founding St. Gregory’s Episcopal Church, where they led the church-wide movement of welcoming all to communion. In 1995 Donald directed the architectural and liturgical design for St. Gregory’s new church that won A.I.A.’s Best Religious Building of the Year award. From 2005, Donald stretched St. Gregory’s rich congregational singing and dance traditions, gathering adventurous musicians to recover, lead, and teach oral tradition singing in Music that Makes Community.
Event Details
The entrance to the cathedral is at the top of the Great Steps. The accessible entrance is via the glass doors on Taylor Street or from the cathedral garage. Masks are strongly encouraged inside the cathedral.
When the online version of the service leaflet becomes available, you can view it here.
Give to Grace
Your gift helps Grace Cathedral realize its vision: a spiritually alive world. Learn all the many ways to give.
Become a Pledging Member: Stewardship 2024
Our participation in the stewardship campaign means that we make the ministry and message of Grace possible. When we pledge, we become a part of something bigger than each of us individually. Join us in pledging and learn more about our community ministries and programs.
Sunday
A simple spoken celebration of the Eucharist including a sermon, organ music, and hymns. (45 minutes)
The Rev. Donald Schell: After a diaconal year in Louisiana, four years chaplaincy at Episcopal Church at Yale, and four years as a mission vicar in Idaho, in 1980, Donald joined Rick Fabian co-founding St. Gregory’s Episcopal Church, where they led the church-wide movement of welcoming all to communion. In 1995 Donald directed the architectural and liturgical design for St. Gregory’s new church that won A.I.A.’s Best Religious Building of the Year award. From 2005, Donald stretched St. Gregory’s rich congregational singing and dance traditions, gathering adventurous musicians to recover, lead, and teach oral tradition singing in Music that Makes Community.
Event Details
The entrance to the cathedral is at the top of the Great Steps. The accessible entrance is via the glass doors on Taylor Street or from the cathedral garage. Masks are strongly encouraged inside the cathedral.
When the online version of the service leaflet becomes available, you can view it here.
Give to Grace
Your gift helps Grace Cathedral realize its vision: a spiritually alive world. Learn all the many ways to give.
Become a Pledging Member: Stewardship 2024
Our participation in the stewardship campaign means that we make the ministry and message of Grace possible. When we pledge, we become a part of something bigger than each of us individually. Join us in pledging and learn more about our community ministries and programs.
Sunday
Sunday
A simple spoken celebration of the Eucharist including a sermon, organ music, and hymns. (45 minutes)
The Rev. Donald Schell: After a diaconal year in Louisiana, four years chaplaincy at Episcopal Church at Yale, and four years as a mission vicar in Idaho, in 1980, Donald joined Rick Fabian co-founding St. Gregory’s Episcopal Church, where they led the church-wide movement of welcoming all to communion. In 1995 Donald directed the architectural and liturgical design for St. Gregory’s new church that won A.I.A.’s Best Religious Building of the Year award. From 2005, Donald stretched St. Gregory’s rich congregational singing and dance traditions, gathering adventurous musicians to recover, lead, and teach oral tradition singing in Music that Makes Community.
Event Details
The entrance to the cathedral is at the top of the Great Steps. The accessible entrance is via the glass doors on Taylor Street or from the cathedral garage. Masks are strongly encouraged inside the cathedral.
When the online version of the service leaflet becomes available, you can view it here.
Give to Grace
Your gift helps Grace Cathedral realize its vision: a spiritually alive world. Learn all the many ways to give.
Become a Pledging Member: Stewardship 2024
Our participation in the stewardship campaign means that we make the ministry and message of Grace possible. When we pledge, we become a part of something bigger than each of us individually. Join us in pledging and learn more about our community ministries and programs.