On Wednesday, October 30, 2024, you are invited to join others from around the Anglican Church in North America and the Anglican world for a special Service of the Investiture of Archbishop Steve Wood. This historic service, similar to a commissioning, will be held in Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina (just outside of Charleston) at 6:30…
Join Us In Beautiful Lake Almanor for a Week in July — Learn & Practice Singing! Why Choir Camp? Ludwig van Beethoven once remarked, “Music is a higher revelation than all wisdom and philosophy,” and indeed that greatest of revelations — our Lord Jesus Christ — was celebrated by music: the song of a young Maiden…
Wednesday, October 2nd Our time together will begin on Wednesday afternoon, October 2nd, at 4pm. The clergy will have a private meeting with the bishops while the Women of the Church have their annual meeting & presentation. Evensong will be held at 6:00pm followed by a Spring Creek BBQ dinner in Lunt Hall. All registered…
presented by Dale Ahlquiest The Philip Edgcumbe Hughes Lecture Series: The Chapel of the Cross (REC) Admission is free. Free Will offerings are welcome. Friday, Sept. 13, 7:00 pmEvensong & Lecture IParadox and Wonder: Introducing G.K. Chesterton Saturday, Sept. 14, 9:00 amMorning Prayer & Lecture IIA Tour of Orthodoxy: One of Chesterton’s Little Masterpieces 10:30…
The Chapel of the Cross Lectures and Practical Instruction in:CONDUCTING, THEOLOGY, SINGING, LITURGY, & ORGANTo inspire, equip, and encourage musicians and clergy who are building music ministries in the Anglican way. Named after the 7th-century English hymnodist, of whom Bede wrote: “… in this monastery, there was a brother, to whom the gift of song…
July 4, 2023 | 4:00pm – 5:30pm The Chapel of the Cross 4333 Cole Avenue Dallas, TX 75205 Join The Chapel of the Cross for our 21st annual Independence Day concert, “A Musical Fourth!” This year’s theme is “Revival: Old Gospel Songs,” featuring the Chapel Choir, soloists and a Gospel Quartet in a program of…
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