20s and 30s

Join a casual conversation on the themes and questions in Richard Rohr’s newest book, The Universal Christ, at Volunteer Park on Thursday, July 25 from 6–7:30 p.m. Bring a snack or beverage to share. We will gather in front of the Asian Art Museum and find a spot outside on the lawn. Reading the book is not required. Check out this two-part podcastto hear Rohr's perspectives on the book or listen to his recent conversation with Oprah. Email Emily Meeks with questions and to RSVP.

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Join SMC members in their 20s and 30s and meet other young adults at a casual gathering at Jennifer and Will Daugherty’s house, 3810 E Pike St, Seattle. It’s in the Madrona neighborhood, about 10–15 minutes from Saint Mark’s. All are welcome! Some may choose to attend Compline at 9:30 p.m. afterward. There is ample street parking. To RSVP, alert the Daughertys of dietary restrictions, or if you have questions, email Canon Jennifer at jkdaugherty@saintmarks.org.

12:30 P.M., Cathedral House Room 210

Starting March 31, there will be a monthly gathering for queer, trans, and straight people of color interested in exploring questions of racial, cultural, and gender identities and assumptions as they relate to our experiences of faith and life. This new ministry will be led by POC members of Saint Mark’s and is for any POC interested in the work of decolonizing their Christianity, practicing anti-racism from a POC perspective, and honoring queer-centered theology as these topics relate to personal identity and lived experience. We’ll start with a short liturgy, share a meal, and hold a safe space for each other as we explore what it means to be a person of color inside a white majority church. For more information, contact Emma Song-Rowe, Neshia Alaovae, Linda Chia, or Canon Jennifer Daugherty.

Come be a part of a lively discussion over a light dinner. The topic for April: “How do we understand the story of the cross and what does it have to do with us?” This month only, we will be joined in our questioning by special guests, elders to question with us. To RSVP (appreciated but not required) or for other information, respond to the Facebook Event or contact Rachel McNary.