Cathedral Connects

Most people think of "faith" as a noun — you either have it or you don't. Provost Jan Naylor Cope said maybe we should think of it more as a verb.

There's the image that Jesus demands strict adherence from his followers. But, as Dean Randy Hollerith points out, Jesus gave his disciples an out -- and asked them to choose for themselves.

Bishop Mary Glasspool said there are key lessons to be learned from the brave women who challenged The Episcopal Church for ordination 50 years ago — and still work to be done.

Less than 24 hours after a gunman nearly killed former President Donald Trump, the Cathedral gathered for prayer — and to hear about speaking up for truth.

St. Paul wrote about the "thorn in the flesh," and the Rev. Jo Nygard Owens asks: what if the thorns in our lives aren't something to be avoided, but embraced?

Jesus broke barriers to love people into life. The question, Dean Randy Hollerith says, is: Will you do the same?

Provost Jan Naylor Cope is one of our most popular preachers -- and her sermon yesterday shows you why.

As the Cathedral and the nation prepare to celebrate the Juneteenth holiday, we were treated to a fiery sermon from Bishop Vashti McKenzie.

D.C. Chief of Police Pamela A. Smith has had a long career in law enforcement ... and her homily for National Gun Violence Awareness Day shows her equally impressive experience in the pulpit.

Provost Jan Cope asks: How are you manifesting the love of God that resides in you?