Sunday Forum

Critical Issues in the Light of Faith

Join us Sundays in the nave at 10:10 am for thought-provoking, engaging discussions on the major issues of our time as seen from a Christian perspective. Our guests span a wide range of disciplines, from renowned scientists to writers, artists, political figures, journalists, scholars, and religious leaders.

The Sunday Forum is free, open to the public, and webcast live from the Cathedral’s home page.

Next: How Prayer Can Change Your Life, Part Two: How Prayer Can Change You, Me, and the World, Too

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February 14, 2010 10:10 AM

What is prayer really about? Why is it sometimes so frustrating to pray? How can we pray with confidence and openness to God’s will?

Join Dean Sam Lloyd as he leads a special two-part series on prayer, exploring what prayer is, how to practice it, and the difference prayer can make in our individual lives.

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Last Sunday Forum

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February 7 10:10 AM

CANCELLED DUE TO SNOW - How Prayer Can Change Your Life, Part One: Why Prayer Is Stranger, Easier, and More Rewarding Than You Thought

Cancelled due to snow storm

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Upcoming Forums

The Hidden Power of the Gospels: Four Paths, One Journey

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February 21 10:10 AM

Alexander Shaia

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Peacemaking in the Holy City: A Conversation with Anglican Bishop of Jerusalem

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February 28 10:10 AM

Suheil Salman Dawani

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