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On Sabbath Rest and Re-Creation
No Quick Fixes or Silver Bullets
Araminta 2023 Recap
Soul in the City 2023 Recap
Guatemala 2023 (Christchurch Montgomery)
Summer 2023 Email Safety Tips
Cathedral hosts Workshop on Art and Faith
More from Canon Samuel Horowitz
Equipping The Saints 2025 Wrap-Up
New Faces Around the Diocese
Walking Together in God’s Will: The February 2025 Communiqué
Obeying Jesus’ Final Command: The January 2025 Communiqué
Other Announcements & Upcoming Events
St. Peter’s Anglican Cathedral recently hosted Kurt Caddy, the founder of Fourwinds Faith and Art. Fourwinds is a ministry inspiring the church to engage with the arts in discipleship, worship, and evangelism. He works to help Christian artists grow in their craft as well as their theology.
At St. Peter’s, Caddy led a workshop in the Japanese art of kintsugi, where broken pots are re-created using precious metal lacquers. This process of being broken and put back together in a final form more beautiful than the original serves as a metaphor for the gospel message, and is meant to help Christian artists think about how their own art can serve the glory of God.
If you’d like to host Kurt in your deanery or congregation, you can contact him directly.






