What if the key to a deeper, more connected faith life isn’t found in a sermon or a book, but in a small group of people helping each other discern God’s will in their lives?

Join us for a transformative one-day workshop on The Art of Discernment, featuring the Rev. Christopher Martin, rector of St. Paul’s, San Rafael, CA, and author of The Restoration Project. Christopher will explore how small groups not only cultivate deep faith, foster authentic relationships, and strengthen church communities, they help us live out God’s will in our daily and weekly lives.

He will be joined by the Very Rev. Kate Moorehead Carroll, dean of St. John’s Episcopal Cathedral, and the Rev. Douglas Dupree of the Bishop’s Institute, Diocese of Florida, for engaging discussions on the power of small groups in discipleship, spiritual formation and discernment.

Date: Saturday, March 22
Time: 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Location: St. John’s Episcopal Cathedral
Cost: $25 (includes lunch)

Whether you’re leading a small group, thinking about starting one, or simply curious about their impact, this workshop will provide practical insights and encourage you to be in a small group that helps you discover God’s will for you.

Register now and discover how small groups can transform lives! If you have any trouble registering, please call the Cathedral (904) 356-5507, ask for Nancy Purcell.

The Restoration Project by Christopher Martin and The Vital Signs of Faith by Kate Moorehead Carroll provide valuable insights for this workshop. The books are available in the St. John’s Cathedral Bookstore and Gift Shop.