Watch our Fall 2022 Rector’s Forum recordings:
- September 11: The Rev. Justin McIntosh, State of the Parish, in the Sanctuary (watch now)
- September 18: The Rev. Richard Lord, The Relationship Between Spirituality and Health (watch now)
- September 25: Mr. Joseph Varaksa and Mr. Richard VanArsdale, Chaplains, Albemarle-Charlottesville Regional Jail, Hope Is Everything (watch now)
- October 2: Ms. Page Gilliam and Ms. Denise McFadden, Georgia’s Friends, Become an Angel for a Woman in Recovery (watch now)
- October 9: The Rev. Roy G. Pollina, author of Justified by Her Children: Deeds of Courage Confronting a Tradition of Racism, a historical record of Christ Episcopal Church in Martinsville, Virginia (watch now)
- October 16: Mr. G. Kelly Eplee, Director of Donor Relations at Habitat for Humanity of Greater Charlottesville, Updates on the Southwood Development and other Habitat Projects (watch now)
- October 23 : Dr. Kathryn C. Thornton, Physicist and former NASA astronaut, Low Earth Orbit: Baby Steps in Space (watch now)
- October 30: Dr. Charles Matthewes, Carolyn M. Barbour Professor of Religious Studies, UVA, Why Does Evil Exist? (watch now)
- November 6: The Rev. Justin McIntosh and the Rev. Richard Lord, Faithful Voting: Christianity and Politics (watch now)
- November 13: Today’s Forum has been postponed to a later date. Continental Breakfast will be served in Neve Hall; Please enjoy the Commitment Sunday Lunch following the 10:30 a.m. worship service.
- November 20: Dr. George S. Bloom, Professor of Biology, Cell Biology, and Neuroscience, UVA, The Quest to Conquer Alzheimer’s Disease (watch now)
- December 4: Mr. David Zahl, Founder of Mockingbird Ministries and author of Seculosity and Low Anthropology (watch now)
- December 11: Rev. George Morris, UVA Basketball and Football Chaplain and Blue Ridge Multi-Area Director, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, The Ministry of Presence: What is the Ministry Jesus Modeled for Us and How, in Our World of Tragedy and Violence, Do We Live Out Our Calling to Serve. (watch now)
See photos from the Rector’s Forum on our SmugMug photo album site.