Upcoming Events
Demystifying Deliverance Ministry
A Community Conversation and Q+A with Rev’d Claye Middleton.
Deliverance ministry in the Anglican tradition is often misunderstood, yet it is a deeply pastoral and profoundly grounded ministry. It is complex work, requiring discernment, humility, and prayerful wisdom.
At its heart, deliverance is not dramatic spectacle but the gentle, steady work of Christ bringing freedom and healing. It is rewarding because it often touches the deepest layers of a person’s pain — the places where wounds, fear, and spiritual burdens have taken root.
Ultimately, deliverance ministry is about restoring the wholeness of a person’s spiritual life, helping them encounter God’s peace, truth, and liberating love.
Mystics, Theologians and God-Botherers: Carl Sagan
At this Choral Evensong at 6pm in the Cathedral, Rev’d Deb will talk about the prophetic science work of Carl Sagan.
Carl Sagan (1934–1996) was an American astrophysicist, planetary scientist, and bestselling author who brought cosmic wonder to millions through his books and the landmark series Cosmos: A Personal Voyage. He combined scientific rigour with a sense of poetic awe, famously describing Earth as a “pale blue dot” suspended in a sunbeam. A prophet of the atomic and space age, Sagan warned of technological arrogance, nuclear devastation, and ecological collapse. His legacy invites us to see ourselves not as separate from the cosmos but as star-born participants in its unfolding, called to wield knowledge with conscience and care for our fragile, shared home.