Sunday Forums at Christ Church
At Christ Church Greenwich we seek to inspire a deeper dive into the mind and spirit of Christianity and the world around us. How do we, as Episcopalians, process current events and information, not only for our own good, but for the good of people in our lives and a global future? All Forums are at 11:15 am in the Parish Hall include free coffee and light bites
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Creation Care at Work in the Greater World: Business and Environmental Stewardship.
Sunday, April 28
Join us for a panel discussion with business leaders, addressing how businesses are integrating the environment into their operations, products, and strategies, and how we can bring the ethos of creation care into our professional lives.
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The Very Rev. Dane Boston. “Come Boldly Unto the Throne of Grace: Cathedral Ministry in the 21st Century and Beyond."
Sunday, May 5
There’s just one thing that makes a church a cathedral: the cathedra, or Bishop’s throne. But what does custodianship of that special chair really mean for the clergy and congregation gathered at the cathedral? What role should cathedrals play in serving their city, their Diocese, and the wider Church? How can cathedrals best proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ through the unique glories of our Anglican tradition, and invite all people to “come boldly unto the throne of grace”? Join us as the Very Reverend Dane Boston, our former curate and now dean of Trinity Cathedral in Columbia, South Carolina, explores the place and purpose of cathedrals in the current and future Church.
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The Episcopal Church in Cuba: “Church Outside the Walls.”
Sunday, May 19
Father Gil Fat Roy, rector at San Marcos, our companion parish in Holguin, Cuba will share his insights and hopes for San Marcos and the Cuban Episcopal Church. In spite of dire political and economic challenges, the country’s 54 Episcopal churches and missions are not only surviving, but growing. They are putting the gospel message into action by providing free drinking water and critical food supplies to their communities. Come and learn how you can help!
Sunday Forums Library
Sunday February 19, 2023
"Images of Christ through the Centuries: What Images of Jesus in Art Can Teach Us." Prof. Knox examines several important portraits of Jesus that speak profoundly about who he was.
Sunday February 26, 2023
A conversation about anxiety for all ages and walks of life. Anxiety was already a crisis pre-covid, but the pandemic has increased it exponentially, especially for students.
Sunday March 12, 2023
‘The Soul of Money’: Transforming Your Relationship with Money and Life.” Twist examines the harsh realities of a money culture that holds us back from achieving our highest potential and realizing our greatest aspirations.
Sunday March 19, 2023
Dr. Bickel explores of why disagreement is so difficult, how we can disagree well with one another, and how Jesus can help.
Sunday March 26, 2023
”Writing Music.” Our beloved Artist-in-Residence in Spring of 2023, Philip Moore, talks about his experience and career at Canterbury Cathedral and York Minster as Organist and Composer.
Sunday April 16, 2023
“Even Silence Is Praise” How do we listen to God in this noisy world? By getting silent, inside and out. This forum is on how to embrace contemplative prayer.
Sunday April 23, 2023
“Walking in Jesus’ Footsteps: The Trip to the Holy Land” The Rev. Marek shares their experiences of what was most spiritually moving and why, and show pictures of key biblical holy sites.
Sunday April 30, 2023
‘Environmental Stewardship is Not So New: It’s in the Bible.’ Prof. Mobley explores what the Old Testament has to say about sustainability and the interdependent web of existence.
Sunday May 21, 2023
“Ethics in the Workplace in an Evolving World” Whether you work from home or commute to work, workplace ethics can influence the way employees interact with people in an organization’s culture.