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Navigating the Age of AI as Children of God
new podcast episode
How can churches help their parishioners utilize AI while staying authentic and ethical? The Rev. Mercedes Clements and the Rev. Peter Levenstrong, co-hosts of the AI Church Toolkit podcast, join Crossroads to discuss ways to center your creativity and your relationship with God to help navigate this new era of disruptive technology.
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From worship to majestic architecture to soul-stirring music to thought-provoking public programs, these highlights showcase the best the Cathedral has to offer.
Want to come tour the Cathedral in person? See all of our sightseeing and touring options by planning your visit below.
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Follow Along with the Cathedral Wales Pilgrimage
cathedral blog
You don’t have to be in Wales to experience the pilgrimage. Via the Cathedral's blog, we'll be posting photos, prayers and brief reflections from some of the pilgrims about what they are learning and experiencing. Read more about the experience below and join us as an armchair pilgrim!
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Back to School Supplies Drive
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Join the Cathedral community and local partner organizations as we provide backpacks and school supplies to youth in DC Wards 7 & 8. There are multiple ways to support the effort - learn more below.
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Explore Cathedral Highlights
Every person is a beloved child of God, and our hope is that every person can find themselves reflected in the stories we tell here at the Cathedral. Take a dive into the highlights of the Cathedral, and look for the ways your story is told in our art and architecture.
The Space Window: The Unexpected Story of How It Came to Be
Google Arts & Culture
Go in-depth with a feature on the Cathedral's iconic Space Window on Google Arts and Culture.
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