It's not too early to start thinking about taking Stanton Institute classes in the fall. These theological classes are taught by experienced experts in their field and include a variety of topics that relate to Church life. The classes meet once a month, usually on Saturday for three hours at St. Matthew's Cathedral. Some classes offer a zoom and/or in-person hybrid option to allow those who can't drive to the Cathedral the ability to take the class online. Classes are for credit or auditing. Although you should be sure to check back to see updates throughout the year, here are a few classes we know will be offered:

Ascetical Theology: Life in Christ, Bishop Michael Smith and Pat Stone

Introduction to Spiritual Direction, Bishop Michael Smith and Pat Stone

Spiritual Direction Practicum, Bishop Michael Smith and Pat Stone

New Testament, taught by retired Bishop James Stanton 

Old Testament, taught by retired Bishop James Stanton 

Church History, taught by the Rev. Christopher Stephen 

Ethics, taught by the Rev. Canon Dr. Victor Lee Austin

History, Role and Meaning of the Diaconate taught by the Rev. Mark Hall

Sacramental Liturgy, taught by the Rev. Mark Hall

Spanish language classes will be taught by the Rev. Dr. Ernest Buchanan

This is an abbreviated list, there will be more details to come.