Sunday Formation



Dean's Forum

Sundays at 9:30am | Parish Hall

Stewardship Series

To learn more about Stewardship 2027, click here!

October 4: Generosity Relies on Trust

October 11: Generosity Makes Mission Possible

October 18: Generosity Stems from Gratitude

October 25: Class on break for our annual Fall Festival with activities for the whole family

November 1: Generosity Yields Joy



Theology and Literature

Sundays at 9:30am | Yelverton Room

This class meets to discuss theological themes in works of literature.

Copies of each book will be made available at Lemuria Books.

Fall 2026 - Spring 2027 reading list

  • Beginning September 20: Twilight by William Gay
  • Beginning mid-October: The Liar by Martin Hansen
  • November and beyond:
    • short stories by DH Lawrence
    • novel from the Chronicles of Barsetshire series by Anthony Trollope
    • Cool Machine by Colson Whitehead
    • The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoevsky

Contact Robert Hauberg to be added to the class email list and for details about upcoming class topics. RobertHauberg@gmail.com


Weekday Formation



Enneagram Group

This group meets on the first Wednesdays of the month in St. Francis Hall. Please park and enter through the garage. Contact Avery Rollins for more details. AveryRollins@gmail.com

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Welcome (or welcome back) to our Enneagram Group! We are looking forward to gathering together as we explore Richard Rohr’s The Enneagram: A Christian Perspective.

We’ll be using the Enneagram not just as a personality tool, but as both a mirror and a map for spiritual growth. Through the lens of Christian contemplative tradition, Fr. Richard Rohr invites us to look honestly at our "False Self"—the ego defenses, habits, and blind spots we use to protect ourselves—so that we can step more fully into our "True Self" as God created us to be.

As Rohr famously notes, "The Enneagram will set you free, but first it will make you miserable!" Uncovering our defense mechanisms can feel uncomfortably honest at times, but our goal is to create a safe, compassionate, and grace-filled environment where we can support one another in growing closer to Christ.

Wednesday Noon Bible Study

Resumes Wednesday, September 16

This group meets weekly on Wednesdays on the 2nd floor of the Cathedral in room 26.

The fall curriculum will kick off with listening to and discussing Dr. Amy-Jill Levine's Short Stories by Jesus. No need to read or prepare in advance! The group will listen to passages from the audiobook together followed by group discussion.