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Sermon by Dean Peter Elliott - June 16, 2013
Visit by Archbishop Kim
Sermon by The Ven. Dr. Ellen Clark King – June 9, 2013
Sermon by The Rev. Chris Dierkes - June 2, 2013
Cathedral Summer Festival of Sacred Music
Employment Seminar
Walk the Labyrinth - June 17-21st, 2013
Sermon by Bishop James Tengatenga - May 26, 2013
Sermon by The Rev. Alisdair Smith - May 19, 2013
Common Threads Indigo Quilt Project
Sermon by Archdeacon Ellen Clark-King - May 12, 2013
Forty Minute Forum with Peter Wing & Claire Weeks - June 9
Sermon by The Rev. Dixie Black - May 5, 2013
Heads Held High
Welcome Centre

Sermon by Dean Peter Elliott - June 16, 2013

Click the image above to read Dean Elliott’s sermon on Galatians 2:15-21: “Tiny shacks, hastily constructed, without running water served as homes for families—sometimes up to 16 people crowded in to survive through hard winters. No wonder tuberculosis was rampant: no wonder children and the elderly died in such great numbers. It wasn’t until 1957, years after the war ended, that some of these internment camps were finally vacated….”

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Visit by Archbishop Kim

You are invited to a special eucharist at the Cathedral on Tuesday June 25th at 7:30pm. The Primate of Korea, Archbishop Paul (Geun Sang) Kim is visiting the Diocese in order to celebrate new initiatives in Korean ministry here and to pay his respects to Bishop Michael before his retirement….

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Sermon by The Ven. Dr. Ellen Clark King – June 9, 2013

“Having been brought up by a widow who lost her first born son I find myself asking – why these two boys? What made them so special? Why did God intervene to interrupt the normal course of life and death for these families and not for ours – or for all the other widows facing their children’s death at the time of Elijah and of Jesus. It’s not exactly fair, is it?”

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Sermon by The Rev. Chris Dierkes - June 2, 2013

Our first reading this morning is a really interesting story. It’s about when they finished building the temple in Jerusalem. The temple was the place where people worshipped in ancient Israel. Their version of a church.

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Cathedral Summer Festival of Sacred Music

You are invited to experience a ‘festival’ of Sacred Music at Christ Church Cathedral! Sundays, June 30 – July 28 at the 10:30am Festival Eucharist.

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Employment Seminar

Marketing yourself in today’s job economy may sometimes feel like a daunting task, but whether you are looking to keep current with the latest industry tips and best practices or you are looking to learn how it’s done, HR hiring expert Daniel Wirth has the information that you are looking for.

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Walk the Labyrinth - June 17-21st, 2013

From June 17-21st, the Cathedral Labyrinth will be available in the nave to allow us to make a pilgrimage without going very far from home.

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Sermon by Bishop James Tengatenga - May 26, 2013

A homily by guest preacher Bishop James Tengatenga for Trinity Sunday….

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Sermon by The Rev. Alisdair Smith - May 19, 2013

Pretty wild story eh?! It is this story that gives us the modern day experience you might see on TV or in a revival where people are ecstatically jumping up and down and even “speaking in tongues.” I have a different experience of this story. You see this story is seared into my memory because of another Pentecost sermon.

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Common Threads Indigo Quilt Project

The Cathedral Parish will begin celebrating its 125th Anniversary in November 2013. The indigo quilt is envisioned as a community project for the Cathedral and the diocese, including the participation of all ages and experiences.

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Sermon by Archdeacon Ellen Clark-King - May 12, 2013

Do you ever play that game with yourself of wondering ‘what if’? Inventing alternate realities for yourself where you make different choices and live a very different life. What if I had chosen a different career? What if my parents had been Italian? What if I had never met my significant other, or never formed that particularly deep friendship?

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Forty Minute Forum with Peter Wing & Claire Weeks - June 9

A trip to Nepal in 2009 by retired physicians Claire Weeks and Peter Wing led to a close and ongoing relationship with two Nepali physicians, Drs Raju and Prakash, and to a commitment to the Nepalese Spinal Injury Rehabilitation Centre.

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Sermon by The Rev. Dixie Black - May 5, 2013

“Do you want to be made well?”

The healing of the paralytic in John 5 is one of those events in the Gospels that are so layered with symbolism and meaning that trying to unpack them feels like opening one of those Russian nesting doll sets: you take out one doll, then the next, amazed at the beauty and intricacy of each, smaller doll.

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Heads Held High

If you could change one thing about downtown Vancouver so that everyone here benefited what would you do? Who would you be?

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Welcome Centre

New to the Cathedral? Or looking for quick information about the Cathedral and its events? Find our service times, parking and other information by clicking the image above…

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