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Trinity & St. Philip's Cathedral The Episcopal Cathedral Of The Diocese Of Newark
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Welcome Home |
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A Warm Welcome to those who are new to our Cathedral. We are glad that you have visited our website and invite you to join us in worship anytime you are in the Newark area. If you live or work in the Newark area and looking for a church, you now have a home. |
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Sunday Worship
Holy Eucharist 8:00 & 10:00 AM
Weekday Worship
Wednesday 12:10 PM
Bishop
Dean & Priest In Charge
Deacon
Verger Theophilus Thomas
Mission
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Cathedral
608 Broad Street Newark, NJ 07103 (973) 643-0137
Cathedral Office
Cathedral House 24 Rector Street Newark, NJ 07103 (973) 622-3505 (973) 622-2235 - Fax
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Haiti (our Brothers and Sisters in crisis)
Our Cathedral continue to reach out for Support for Haiti. A special offering was taken on Sunday Jan 17 for over $1,000. All donations will be channeled through Episcopal Relief & Development (http://www.er-d.org/), a relief organization associated with The Episcopal Church.
See the (Wall Street Journal short three minute video) interview and narrative of how the Diocese of Haiti is responding.
Upcoming Events:
The Convention Mass Choir rehearsals Saturday, January 23: @ 11 a.m. Wednesday, January 27: @ 6:30 p.m.
January 29-30: 136th Annual Convention February 7: Absalom Jones Service
Presentations for Black History Month
February 7: By Any Means Necessary - Interview with Malcolm X (Gospel Theatre Ensemble) February 14: The Field (Gospel Theatre Ensemble) February 21: Sitting On The Bus - Rosa Parks (Gospel Theatre Ensemble) February 28: God's Grace (Gospel Theatre Ensemble)
Black History Month Music Spotlight: "The Spirituals." Throughout the Month of February, our Sunday morning services will feature traditional and contemporary arrangements of this African American art form.
Youth Arts at the Cathedral presents "The Heritage Project: 2010" If you are a Middle School or High School student, we want you to tell us your history, your inspiration, your hopes and dreams. You can use Story, Poetry, Music, Dance, Drawings, Paintings, Photographs, Video, Sculpture . . . anything you like.
To learn more, contact: Yvette Garland (973) 204-4499 or Dee Field (862) 371-5167
"The Heritage Project" runs throughout the entire month of February.
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