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CAMP WASHINGTON CELEBRATES 100 YEARS!September 16 & 17
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Coming EventsChapter Meeting9/13/2017 Homecoming and The Canon Jones Award Ceremony10/1/2017 Blessing of Animals10/7/2017 Appreciation Day for Volunteers of Church Street Eats and Church by the Pond at the Cathedral House Auditorium10/22/2017 @ 3:00 p.m. ACuatro Puntos in concert10/26/2017 @ 7:00 p.m. A Messsage from our Bishops
Presiding Bishop Michael Curry's Sermon to the 232nd Annual Convention of ECCT |
Join in the centennial celebration! For 100 years, Camp Washington has thrived as a place for exploration, spiritual growth, community, and transformation.
Come and honor our past, present, and future as we move into the next century!
While our main event begins on Saturday, 
In this moment - when the stain of bigotry has once again covered our land, and when hope, frankly, sometimes seems far away, when we must now remember new martyrs of the way of love like young Heather Heyer - it may help to remember the deep wisdom of the martyrs who have gone before.
We write to you on this day following the events in Charlottesville, Virginia. Once again a community in our nation has been torn apart by senseless violence resulting in bloodshed and death. We celebrate and uphold our country’s rights of free speech and assembly. We cannot condone, however, any actions motivated by racism and hate. Each and every one of us is created in the image of God. To believe or act as if one race is of more value in God’s eyes than another is sinful. We stand against such brokenness, hatred and division. And we stand with those who work for peace and justice for all. 
Bishop Stephen Cottrell, Bishop of Chelmsford, Church of England, will be the featured speaker for a three-night "Come and See" revival at St. Stephen's, Ridgefield.
He will also give a presentation at Christ Church Cathedral in Hartford Aug. 29 from 12:30 - 3 p.m.
The Hartford event is called, "Sharing Our Faith: Evangelism for a Post-Christendom World." Tickets are $15 and include a light lunch of sandwiches or salad, plus fruit or pasta salad on the side, and bottled
water. 
This signature teen performance program at Hartford Stage is truly special. Last year's performance was a highlight of my first year in Hartford. Witnessing teen performers dig into Shakespeare's rich language, and then seeing them erupt into exuberant dance - the combination becomes a dynamic art form unto itself, full of energy and passion!.
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About the Cathedral
Cathedral Discernment Report
Christ Church Cathedral embarked in a discernment journey of 18 months to answer pivotal questions such as what it is a Cathedral in the 21 Century? Does the Episcopal Church in Connecticut needs a Cathedral? If so, is Christ Church at the Corner of Church and Main up to live into a new vision?
A Task Force appointed by Bishop Douglas led our discernment process. On November 2015, a final discernment report was presented to the Annual Convention of The Episcopal Church in Connecticut. Christ Church Cathedral was reaffirmed as the Cathedral of the Episcopal Church in Connecticut... +Continue Reading
The Work Of Our Cathedral Chapter
Our governing body, the Cathedral Chapter is living into our new vision. Currently, the Chapter is supporting our participation in God’s mission in four main areas:
- Cathedral Congregations
- Cathedral Governance
- Engaging the City
- Sent into the World (ECCT- TEC)
To learn more about the work of Chapter, please contact our Dean, the
Very Rev. Miguelina Howell at
lina.howell@cccathedral.org.
The most recent Chapter meeting minutes and packages
are available...+Explore
Sent Into The World
Our Cathedral serves as a resource for the formation
of apostles in the Episcopal Church in Connecticut. This is done in a variety
of ways, from providing space for worship and mission at Church By The Pond to
sponsoring and hosting missional experiments across the Episcopal Church in Connecticut.+Explore
Church Street Eats
Our Cathedral‘s feeding program is one of the largest in the Greater Hartford Area. We participate in God’ mission by providing support to our brothers and sisters in need. +Explore
Church By The Pond
Based on Boston's "Common Cathedral" model, we don't
wait for people to find us. Instead, we set up our altar in a highly visible
public setting. Our mission is to bring the good news of Jesus Christ’s love and
salvation to the all people.
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The Cathedral In The News
- First Latina dean inspires through leadership, strong faith
- Black Lives Matter Banner Outside Hartford Church Repeatedly Vandalized
- Dean Howell speaks at General Convention about the Task Force for Reimagining the Episcopal Church
- The Election of the First Latina Dean in the United States
- A 231-year relationship between dioceses is celebrated
- West Hartford Life Magazine Article on our Dean's Installation
Our Cathedral Congregations
The Cathedral congregations represent a diverse, multicultural and multilingual community. Our Cathedral congregations are comprised of four worshipping communities, each with distinctive identity and characteristics... +Continue Reading
The Rt. Rev. Laura J. Ahrens | Bishop Suffragan
The Rt. Rev. Ian T. Douglas | Bishop Diocesan
The Rt. Rev. Michael Curry | Presiding Bishop 
The Rt. Rev. Ian T. Douglas | Bishop Diocesan
The Rt. Rev. Ian T. Douglas | Bishop Diocesan