Join Dean Harlan for a conversation with our Theologian in Residence, Greg Garrett, about his new book on writer and civil rights activist James Baldwin, written largely during his time in residence at the Cathedral. Baldwin’s writing offers critiques of religion, culture, and discrimination, and in the witness of his life he holds up hope and the primacy of love despite all the difficulties of the present moment. Greg’s new book presents Baldwin’s life and work in all his writing genres, on themes of equity, justice, and reconciliation.

Our Cathedral Forum series provides occasions to discuss topics ranging from politics to spirituality, economics, and literature, with fascinating guest speakers. The Forum seeks to help parishioners deepen their understanding of Christian faith and life, drawing on scripture, reason and tradition to understand its relevance to our lives and to our world, attentive to God's hand in the co-evolution of our world and of our church.

This is a hybrid forum; please join us in the Parish Hall or on Zoom.

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