Pilgrimage in Overton Park
How to go on pilgrimage while staying home with the Rev. Katherine Bush.
How to go on pilgrimage while staying home with the Rev. Katherine Bush.
Calvary parishioners and friends are invited to meet at Brooks Museum of Art, 1934 Poplar Avenue (in Overton Park), for a tour of the Black American Portraits exhibit on Sunday afternoon, Sept. 24 at 2 p.m. Featuring more than 100 works, the exhibition spans more than two centuries and includes nineteenth-century studio photography; portraits from … Continue reading "Art & the Heart: Brooks Art Museum Black American Portraits Exhibit"
September Book: The Second Mountain by David Brooks discussion led by Fred Piper and friends The Second Mountain is a wonderful second-half-of-life-themed book tracing Brooks’s faith and political odyssey told with color and candor and offering insights for our own journeys. Fred & Jill Piper and Margaret McLean will lead a four-week discussion on Wednesday … Continue reading "September Book: The Second Mountain by David Brooks"
Local author, Susan Cushman, shares the story of her religious wanderings and conversion.
Come explore your faith with friends old and new at Pub Theology. Meeting at a restaurant on the first Monday of each month, participants will discuss topics such as Peace and Holiness, The Golden Rule, Miracles, The Influence of Religion on Public Policy, and more while enjoying food and drinks. All ages and denominations are … Continue reading "Pub Theology"
Rector Scott Walters will offer reflections from his time walking the Camino in Spain.
Confirmation Class: Crash course Saturday, Oct. 21 Paul McLain will lead a one-day sprint through a variety of Episcopal topics for those whose schedules keep them from joining the Wednesday night Confirmation community. Stay tuned for more details, and reach out to Katherine Bush if you’re interested in this offering.
October Book Discussion A Crazy, Holy Grace: The Healing Power of Pain and Memory, discussion led by Scott Walters Christianity Today called Frederick Buechner "the father of today's spiritual memoir movement." But he also published highly acclaimed novels, sermon collections, and a few books that defy genre, spanning more than six decades. Join Scott … Continue reading "October Book: A Crazy, Holy Grace: The Healing Power of Pain and Memory by Frederick Buechner"
Austin is President and CEO of The Works, an organization dedicated to rebuilding, restoring, and renewing Memphis neighborhoods through innovation, advocacy, and collaboration. She joins us to share how her … Continue reading "Good in the Neighborhood: Roshun Austin"
Calvary welcomes speakers from Memphis and beyond to share their insights on spiritual matters. This fall, we'll hear from Dr. Mitzi Minor, Roshun Austin, Geoff Calkins, Brian Lyles, Bishop Phoebe Roaf, Calvary Clergy, and more.
