Diverse People • Daily Relevance • Inspiring Space
Welcome
Greetings to you and welcome. As we continue in the ever-changing environment of this pandemic, please know that we welcome you to our community of faith, of hope, and of love. We presently are offering in-person worship on Sunday (see our Service Times). Lots of people are working hard to create sacred space on our website, Facebook, YouTube, and other online avenues. If that is where your comfort is, please join us that way. Please check back here often to discover ways we are expanding engagement and other opportunities. We hope you find what you are looking for: an exciting ministry, a place for spiritual growth, directions, service or event times, more information about who we are, what we do, something about our approach to Christianity, or a place to simply be. Most of all we hope you find your experience here an invitation to join us — for an event, for a return to this website, or for a lifetime.
God’s grace and peace,
Scott+
The Very Reverend Scott Hunter, Dean
A Year in Review, 2023
A look back at the mission and ministry of the Cathedral in 2023!
Sign our Visitor Register Online!
Click here to sign our online visitor register.
A Letter from Dean Hunter
Read Dean Hunter’s August Announcement about his upcoming retirement and the transition here.
The Offices at 4800 Woodward Avenue
The Offices at the Cathedral house the Episcopal Diocese of Michigan, the Southeast Michigan Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, and the Cathedral and Chapter staff.
This Week at the Cathedral
Newsletter
The latest edition of the Living Stones Newsletter can be found here.
Stewardship, 2024
Our online pledge form is now available. Click here for the form. For more information about pledging at the Cathedral, visit our Stewardship page.
Hot Breakfast for Hungry Folks
A hot meal is offered to all on Sundays, following the 8:15 a.m. service.
Parish Coordinator Job Post
We are hiring! Full details are available here.
Spring Choral Concert and Ice Cream Social
The Cathedral Choir will present a Spring Concert on Saturday, May 18 at 5:00 pm, followed by an ice cream social.
Eucharistic Ministers
If you are interested in becoming a licensed Lay Eucharistic Minister, or if you want to learn more about this important ministry, please join Deacon Tim and Head Verger Emery on Saturday, May 18 from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. at the Cathedral for a conversation and training. This one-hour course will assist you in learning the Where, When, What, and How of administering the chalice during Holy Eucharist. This class will also serve as a “refresher” for any existing EM’s who need to update their license. Should you wish to join us, or if you have any questions, please feel free to contact Deacon Tim at tspannaus@detroitcathedral.org, or Emery at emeryja21@hotmail.com.
CHIPs Clinic
Sunday, May 19, from 9:15 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. The Community Homeless Interprofessional Program (CHIPs) will offer a walk-up clinic at the Cathedral. No reservations required, walk ups encouraged!
Messy Church
Sunday, May 19 at Coffee Hour – Following the 11:00 a.m. service, we will offer a program called Messy Church. Messy Church is a Christ-centered, intergenerational offering for all ages. It gives participants the opportunity to engage with hands-on activities, celebration, and creativity. You can learn more about Messy Church here.
Music at Mid-day, May 24, 12:30 p.m.
Join us Friday, at 12:30 p.m. for our next installment of Music at Mid-day. Canon Jeremy Tarrant presents the next installment of the Leipzig Chorale series, of JS Bach. This recital is presented in person, and is streamed live on YouTube (click here, no login required). The program will be available soon.
Historic Prayerbook Liturgy Series – May 26
11:00 a.m., Sunday May 26, BCP 1892
As a part of the 200th Anniversary Year of St. Paul’s, we are excited to share with you that we will be offering a service from each of the three historic Books of Common Prayer that have been used over the course of the worship life of the congregation. They include the 1789, 1892, and 1928 Books of Common Prayer. Not intended as reenactments, these liturgies give us the opportunity to experience the various ways in which our worshipping life has been shaped in the 200 years of our congregation.
Sunday Services at the Cathedral
07:30 a.m. – Morning Prayer. In person.
08:15 a.m. – Holy Eucharist. In person.
11:00 a.m. – Holy Eucharist. In person. Streamed Live on YouTube (click here, no login required).
04:00 p.m. – Evensong. In person. Streamed Live on YouTube (click here, no login required).
Weekday Worship in Nativity Chapel
12:10 p.m. Tuesday – Holy Eucharist
12:10 p.m. Wednesday and Friday – Noonday Prayer | Take a moment at mid-day to join in a brief service of prayers
12:10 p.m. Thursday– Holy Eucharist with Prayers for Healing
8:00 p.m. Every Evening – Compline. Settle in for the evening by joining in Compline, Prayers at the End of the Day. Compline is streamed live on Facebook (click here, no login required).
