Welcome to Christ Church Cathedral. We are glad to welcome you to this diverse and vibrant community of faith. Since 1839, we have been a witness to downtown Houston through worship, learning and loving service. We hope that you’ll find inspired preaching, teaching, and worship, and become part of our Cathedral community.

The Cathedral is open and affirming for people of all races, ages, socio-economic statuses, sexual orientations, and gender identities. Whoever you are, and whatever your story, you are welcome to know God and one another here.

We’re glad you’re here and we would love to hear from you. At the Cathedral, all are welcome. Please introduce yourself by filling out our virtual welcome card. If you have questions, please don’t hesitate to call us at 713-222-2593.

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Stewardship and Giving: Support Cathedral Ministries

Generously responding to God’s gifts is a reflection of spirituality and recognition that we are the stewards of his bounty. It is a way of life — something we do day in and day out.

There are many ways to make financial gifts to support the ministries, pastoral care, education, vitality, and growth of Christ Church Cathedral. We are grateful to donors who graciously make one-time gifts, annual pledges, ongoing planned giving, and who find other ways to offer their help forwarding the work of our ministries.

Learn more about how you can get involved and support the Cathedral, or offer your time as a volunteer.

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Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper – Feb. 13

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Prepare for the long fast with a wonderful feast! The Cathedral will observe the last day before Lent with our annual Shrove Tuesday pancake supper. Revelers of all ages are invited to Reynolds Hall on February 13, 6 p.m. – 8 p.m. to enjoy music, friends, and plenty of pancakes.

Shrove Tuesday is celebrated the evening before Ash Wednesday. The word comes from “shrive,” meaning to repent or make sacrifice. In medieval times, meat, fats, eggs, milk and fish were restricted during Lent and to keep such items from being wasted, Shrove Tuesday became a time to consume any of these items so they wouldn’t spoil. *Information from epicenter.org Learn more about this special day.

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We also need volunteers! From setup on Monday all the way through post event, it takes many incredible folks to make Shrove Tuesday happen. Join one of our Volunteer Krewes and be a part of this joyful Cathedral tradition.

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