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The City of Jacksonville plants 60 trees in the Cathedral District Easter weekend.

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Several Community Forums were held in 2019 to better understand what the next steps for the Cathedral District should be. Below is a link to the findings of those forums.

CDJ Forum Final Report-R.Gregg Kaufman 3.18.2019

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Sermons

Aug 1 | The Rev. Cn. Beth Tjoflat
The Bread of Life
Jul 25 | The Very Rev. Kate Moorehead
Our Culture of Addiction and Its Cure
Jul 18 | The Very Rev. Kate Moorehead
Time Sickness
Jul 11 | The Very Rev. Kate Moorehead
The Black Hole of Pleasing People, the Demise of Herodias
Jul 4 | The Rev. Dr. Bob Dannals
Grace Is Sufficient

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We appreciate your flower donations. Make a gift in memory of a loved one or in celebration of a person, an event or a milestone. Until it is safe to return to a full in-person worship schedule, we will be placing floral arrangements at the altar on Wednesday evening for the recording of the Virtual Service and on Sunday morning for the Social Distance services. Simple bouquets can be arranged using flowers from your garden or bought in the grocery store. Contact Teresa Mason to participate.

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