Mark your calendars for Thursday, February 4. This year, we are thrilled to transform our Atrium into Orleans Parish!
Group: Youth Ministry In the Youth Center6th and 7th graders are invited each week to join us at 10 A.M. on Sundays to gather over donuts for a Bible study focused on growing in relationship with God and with one another.
Group: Parent Class In Room 212Led by Clergy and StaffSundays, January 10-February 28Imagine a world in which parents interact with young people in ways that leave their children feeling inspired, enthusiastic, and ready to contribute—rather than disengaged, outraged, or overwhelmed. Around age ten, puberty spurs the brain to crave socially rewarding experiences, such as pride, […]
Group: Engaging the Word (Bible Series) In Room 203 Led by the Rev. Dr. Christopher D. GirataSundays, February 7-28Why is there such suffering? Where is God when life is painful or unjust? Join our Rector, Chris Girata, for a four-week exploration of the Book of Job, one of Scripture’s most powerful examinations of suffering, faith, […]
Group: Faith and Practice Series In Room 201Led by the Rev. Kenneth H. BrannonSundays, February 7-21“All may, some should, none must.” Many of us have heard this famous saying about confession in The Episcopal Church. We don’t demand that everyone partakes of this sacrament, but those who have experienced it can tell you it’s a […]
Join us for a time of reflection and renewal at Choral Evensong, which offers us a moment of peace in the midst of our busy lives.
Group: Unending Conversation Group In Room 201Led by Linda Westerburg and Nancy WestThis class is filled with curious women seeking to learn more about their faith, emerging church ideas, and […]
Group: Youth Confirmation Class 2026-2027 Rooms 205, 206 and 208This class is for our 8th grade students who wish to deepen their commitment to their faith in preparation for confirmation in the fall of 2027. Confirmation is a year-long journey that helps students explore the heart of the Christian faith, grow in their understanding of […]
Group: Youth Ministry In the Youth Center6th and 7th graders are invited each week to join us at 10 A.M. on Sundays to gather over donuts for a Bible study focused on growing in relationship with God and with one another.
Group: Parent Class In Room 212Led by Clergy and StaffSundays, January 10-February 28Imagine a world in which parents interact with young people in ways that leave their children feeling inspired, enthusiastic, and ready to contribute—rather than disengaged, outraged, or overwhelmed. Around age ten, puberty spurs the brain to crave socially rewarding experiences, such as pride, […]
Group: Engaging the Word (Bible Series) In Room 203 Led by the Rev. Dr. Christopher D. GirataSundays, February 7-28Why is there such suffering? Where is God when life is painful or unjust? Join our Rector, Chris Girata, for a four-week exploration of the Book of Job, one of Scripture’s most powerful examinations of suffering, faith, […]
Group: Faith and Practice Series In Room 201Led by the Rev. Kenneth H. BrannonSundays, February 7-21“All may, some should, none must.” Many of us have heard this famous saying about confession in The Episcopal Church. We don’t demand that everyone partakes of this sacrament, but those who have experienced it can tell you it’s a […]
Join our rector, Chris Girata, as he guides us through Matthew’s Gospel this year. Matthew is unique for its strong emphasis on Jesus as the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy and as the long-awaited Jewish Messiah.
Group: Youth Confirmation Class 2026-2027 Rooms 205, 206 and 208This class is for our 8th grade students who wish to deepen their commitment to their faith in preparation for confirmation in the fall of 2027. Confirmation is a year-long journey that helps students explore the heart of the Christian faith, grow in their understanding of […]
Group: Lectio Divina Room 200Led by Nancy SomodevillaTake some time to get out of the hurried ways of life and the noise around us to draw close to God with others through Lectio Divina. This is a contemplative way of reading the Bible or other texts and was established by Benedict in the 6th century. […]