by admin | Sep 18, 2025 | The Dean's Corner
In the card game Anomia, the goal is to win a series of harmless duels where we name something random – but mildly relevant – faster than our opponent. For example, two players turn over a card that tells them to name a famous chef. You can name literally...
by admin | Sep 4, 2025 | The Dean's Corner
It is a blessing to step away from one’s congregation for three months…and an even greater blessing to return! I look forward to sharing my adventures with you at the first Dean’s Forum of the program year, this Sunday, Sept. 7th at 9am. I’ll share...
by admin | Aug 28, 2025 | The Dean's Corner
This past weekend my wife and I rearranged the furniture in our guest room/office—for what might be the eighth or tenth time since moving here. Our needs for the room have shifted over time, but in moving a few things around we discovered new possibilities we hadn’t...
by admin | Aug 21, 2025 | The Dean's Corner
This Sunday we’ll hear from our architects about their ideas for Cathedral Hall! At 9am and 11:15 we’ll see the draft of what the team at Marous Brothers has created based on the feedback they’ve received from the congregation about ways to renovate, restore, and...
by admin | Aug 14, 2025 | The Dean's Corner
The Canons (laws) of the church say very few specifics about the job responsibilities of a rector (and even fewer about a Dean) beyond what you might expect: preach the gospel, celebrate the sacraments, and care for the people of God. So it might surprise you that one...
by admin | Aug 7, 2025 | The Dean's Corner
What a gift it is to return from sabbatical and see Trinity so lively, even as we move into the later weeks of summertime! Oftentimes, when a minister takes time away, the work of ministry can slow down—or even enter a state of suspended animation. Not at Trinity...
