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Creatio ex Amore and the Mission of the Church Now

The St. Paul Center for Theology and Prayer announces an upcoming special event:

Creatio ex Amore and the Mission of the Church Now –  An online seminar with Bishop Dr. Heinrich Bedford-Strohm, Moderator of the World Council of Churches.

In this time of climate crisis, what difference does our faith make? How does our understanding of God, and the meaning of God’s creating work, ground and equip us to pray, serve, and act in this time? This seminar will deepen our capacity to preach and teach our claim that “God creates out of love,” and enliven us for working with our faith communities for God’s purposes.

Registrants may choose to explore advance readings, given below. They will also be invited to a follow-up conversation (on Saturday 25th January, 9-11am ET) hosted by the Rev. Dr. Kapya Kaoma, Rector of Christ Church, Waltham, author and theologian, expanding our grounding in this topic with wisdom from African Christian theology of creation.

This is an online only event, which will be hosted on Zoom. Full details, and the link to sign up to attend, can be found here: https://www.stpaulboston.org/bedford-strohm-event

INVASION Christmas Celebration

Ministries and ministers from multiple churches through greater Boston will come together to life up the name of the Lord and celebrate the day eternal word of God put on flesh, and invaded our dark world with the light of salvation. There will be all kinds of performance arts on display including classic solos, youth choir, dance teams, poetry, and local CHH recording artist.

Come for the show and stay for the afterglow as we break bread, fellowship together, and a christian DJ. We may have even have some bonus acts and prizes for those who stay till the end.

You won’t want to miss one of the most fun and dynamic Christmas gatherings and celebrations you will be invited to this year.

Sankt-Martins-Umzug

This Saturday, November 9th, at 4:00 p.m. in Danehy Park, Cambridge, we will have a lantern parade to celebrate St. Martin’s Day! Bring lanterns or candles, and come see what this German tradition is all about. We will sing German songs, experience the story of St. Martin, and enjoy the colorful lights on our short walk through Danehy Park; we should be done by 6:00/6:30 p.m. (just in time for dinner). The weather is supposed to be cool but nice, so come join us! Some snacks traditional to St. Martin’s Day will be available for purchase but the event itself is free; it is also geared toward children, so bring your families!
Feel free to email us with questions: info@faithcambridge.org, and see you there!

Investiture of Presiding Bishop of Episcopal Church: Watch Party

Please join us at The Cathedral Church of St. Paul for a Watch Party for viewing Sean Rowe’s Investiture as the next Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church.

Doors will open at 9:30 am for a light breakfast and tuning in to the “Role Call of the Dioceses,” continuing with the Investiture service at 11:00 am. We will celebrate Holy Eucharist on site concurrently with those gathered in the chapel at the Episcopal Church Center in New York City.

Please RSVP to cathedral@diomass.org so we can plan well for the gathering.

Secret Byrd – musical performance

Coming to the Cathedral Church of St. Paul THIS WEEK!
All Souls weekend marks the Boston debut of the hit immersive production SECRET BYRD, recreating the secret masses that were held in England during the Counter Reformation of the 1590’s.
This international tour has played over 25 cities around the world. It features singers The Gesualdo Six singing William Byrd’s Mass in 5 Voices by candlelight in a unique immersive installation in the Cathedral Church of St Paul on Tremont Street.
The show plays Halloween night at 6pm and 9pm, November 1 at 6pm, and Saturday, November 2 at 6pm and 9pm. Purchase tickets here: https://revels.org/event/secretbyrd/
We hope you’ll come and experience this unique production, which The Financial Times calls “Profound, spiritual, and beautiful.” You can watch a trailer for the production here:


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