News and Events

It’s summer break, and you’re looking for fun things to do. We’ve got you covered for the evening of Friday, June 28. Gather in the Bishop’s Courtyard starting at 5 p.m. for a free hot dog cookout, followed by a rousing good time at Minute Maid Park for Episcopal Night at the Ballpark. If it [read more…]

Parishioners will be encouraged to put on a name tag before entering worship service as a way to help the new dean learn your names and to create an even friendlier church experience. Name tags will help us all build a greater sense of community as we come to know each other by name. How [read more…]

“Who are the ministers of the Church?” Thus asks the Catechism in the Book of Common Prayer. What would be your answer to this question?

What’s a parishioner to do in the absence of Sunday School and adult education at the 10 o’clock hour? Come to Summer Place in Reynolds Hall, of course. Summer Place is a warm and an inviting time for fellowship and “amplified” refreshments, those that may include but go beyond the customary cookies and doughnuts. This [read more…]

The 10th edition of Cathedral member Sarah Gish’s The Summer Book is now available. This guide to Houston’s summer day camps was created in 2003 out of a personal need to find interesting summer camps for her own children. Since then, it has become her mission to find ways for all of Houston’s kids to [read more…]

The youth at the Cathedral do many things throughout the year, but one of the things that many students look forward to is the opportunity to go on a summer mission trip. It’s an opportunity to go places that they possibly have never gone, as well as a time of great community building. Most importantly, [read more…]

The Cloister Gallery will exhibit works by artist Ken Mazzu during the month of May. An opening reception will be held Friday, May 10, from 6–8 p.m. Mazzu’s paintings investigate ideas of industrial decay and urban detritus. His recent work in oil and watercolors explores moments of time and the changing face of the Houston [read more…]