Cathedral Book Club
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About The Event
First Wednesdays | 6:30 p.m.
November 4, December 2 & February 3
No meeting in January
Join the Cathedral Book Club for lively conversation, thoughtful reading, and fellowship. The group gathers on the first Wednesday of the month at 6:30 p.m. to discuss books spanning faith, history, biography, and literature.
New readers are always welcome. Books selected for the Book Club are available through the Cathedral Bookstore, and Book Club participants receive 20% off Book Club titles.
December 2
Evensong
by Gail Godwin
Set in the Smoky Mountains at the turn of the millennium, Evensong follows a married pair of Episcopal priests navigating ministry, marriage, and a community confronting difficult divisions.
As an evangelical leader, an itinerant monk, and a troubled young man enter their lives, Gail Godwin explores faith and doubt, disappointment and hope, and the small sacred joys found in ordinary life. It is a rich novel about the complexities of belief, relationships, and vocation.
January
No Book Club meeting
February 3
North Woods
by Daniel Mason
Daniel Mason’s acclaimed North Woods tells the story of a single house in the woods of New England through the lives of the people who inhabit it across centuries.
Moving across generations, genres, and changing landscapes, the novel explores the connections between people and place, nature and history, love and loss. Both inventive and deeply human, North Woods asks what remains of us after we are gone—and how our lives become part of stories much larger than ourselves.
Join the Book Club
The Cathedral Book Club meets the first Wednesday of each month at 6:30 p.m., except January, July, and August. Whether you’re a longtime member or simply interested in one of the upcoming selections, you’re welcome to join the conversation.
Contact Lucy Chambers to join the Book Club:
[email protected]
Book Club perk: Purchase your selections from the Cathedral Bookstore and receive 20% off Book Club titles.
First Wednesdays | 6:30 p.m.
November 4, December 2 & February 3
No meeting in January
Join the Cathedral Book Club for lively conversation, thoughtful reading, and fellowship. The group gathers on the first Wednesday of the month at 6:30 p.m. to discuss books spanning faith, history, biography, and literature.
New readers are always welcome. Books selected for the Book Club are available through the Cathedral Bookstore, and Book Club participants receive 20% off Book Club titles.
December 2
Evensong
by Gail Godwin
Set in the Smoky Mountains at the turn of the millennium, Evensong follows a married pair of Episcopal priests navigating ministry, marriage, and a community confronting difficult divisions.
As an evangelical leader, an itinerant monk, and a troubled young man enter their lives, Gail Godwin explores faith and doubt, disappointment and hope, and the small sacred joys found in ordinary life. It is a rich novel about the complexities of belief, relationships, and vocation.
January
No Book Club meeting
February 3
North Woods
by Daniel Mason
Daniel Mason’s acclaimed North Woods tells the story of a single house in the woods of New England through the lives of the people who inhabit it across centuries.
Moving across generations, genres, and changing landscapes, the novel explores the connections between people and place, nature and history, love and loss. Both inventive and deeply human, North Woods asks what remains of us after we are gone—and how our lives become part of stories much larger than ourselves.
Join the Book Club
The Cathedral Book Club meets the first Wednesday of each month at 6:30 p.m., except January, July, and August. Whether you’re a longtime member or simply interested in one of the upcoming selections, you’re welcome to join the conversation.
Contact Lucy Chambers to join the Book Club:
[email protected]
Book Club perk: Purchase your selections from the Cathedral Bookstore and receive 20% off Book Club titles.
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Christ Church Cathedral, Houston, United States
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