Cathedral
Worship Schedule
Sundays

8 a.m. worship service (Rite I, no music)
10 a.m. Dean’s Forum & Sunday school (Sept – May)
11 a.m. main worship service, followed by hospitality hour
Kids' Sunday mornings

Wednesdays

8:00 a.m. Morning Prayer, followed by breakfast (Sister’s Chapel)
5:15 p.m. Parish potluck supper (Nursery open until 7:30)
6:00 p.m. Brief evening prayer service (led by members)
6:30 p.m. Speaker-led group discussions  

 
Affiliations
Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee (offices located on the Cathedral close) Episcopal Church USA
Anglican Communion (global) Episcopal Bookshop - 672 Poplar Ave. (next door)
Downtown Churches Association West Tennessee Creation Care Ministry
West Tenn Haiti mission

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Location & Contact

go to Location/Directions page 700 Poplar Ave
Memphis, TN 38105

Cathedral office

901-527-3361

Diocesan office  901-526-0023

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Welcome!

We at St. Mary's Cathedral are a faith community that strives to live the Gospel message, in which there are no outcasts and all are welcome – no exceptions.

For the past year, St. Mary’s has been celebrating 150 years as “a house of prayer for all people” in Memphis and West Tennessee. Join the party, because this old church is actually celebrating an exciting future!  We invite you to live and serve with us, discovering your new relationship with God as we continue the ministry Jesus began so long ago—to relieve humanity’s suffering and to mend God’s beautiful, but bruised, creation. 

Andy Andrews
Dean of St. Mary’s 

+ Read updates from our mission partners in Haiti here .

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Andy's blog, Open to the Divine Flow

 

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Friday, 30 October 2009
You and I can make a profound difference. Whatever the circumstances, we can have a positive influence on the lives of others. This is the Gospel promise. Giving of ourselves, skills and resources can dramatically improve the vitality of St. Mary’s. Have you ever heard the saying, “We may only be one person in the world, but we may be the world to one person”? Each of us, if we choose, can accomplish miracles of giving hope, love and healing.
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Thursday, 24 September 2009
You and I are beautiful, unique blessings of God. Each of us has been endowed with spiritual gifts that are essential for the building up of God’s kingdom. When we live limited lives, the world is diminished. When we lack commitment, the human family is less. Marianne Williamson wrote, "Your playing small does not serve the world." How about it? Are we being small these days? Are we serving well the world? Are we taking advantage of the wonderful opportunity God is giving us?
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"Church"  or "Cathedral"?
  bell tower

St. Mary’s became the cathedral church of the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee in 1983. It was the cathedral to the old statewide Diocese of Tennessee for 102 years before that. So this is a regular parish church — complete with active members and lots of stuff happening — led by our dean, Andy Andrews. But as a cathedral, it’s also the “seat” or home-base of the Bishop of West Tennessee, Don Johnson. This congregation literally handed over its keys to an earlier bishop in 1871 when we pledged to support his ministry to all Episcopal parishes and missions in the diocese.

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