The Episcopal Diocese of Lexington
The Episcopal Church in Eastern Kentucky
Introducing an all-new adult opportunity!
August 24-26 at the Cathedral Domain
Recreation – Relaxation- Social Time
Camp Indian Summer is a special all-new opportunity for the young-at-heart adults of all ages to forget the worries of every day life and enjoy the kind of carefree existence that made being young so special. No matter where you grew up, or whether attending camp was a part of those early years, you are invited to be a camper for just a few days this August. (Guaranteed it won’t be long enough!) This intergenerational camp indicates on its registration form that you are welcome 21-30____; 31-40____; 41-50_____; 51 and over____ — there’s a place for everyone! [Read more...]
Summer is a beautiful time at St. Agnes House and, although our volunteers thin out a bit due to vacations, our occupancy does not. Consider spending some of your time this summer at St. Agnes House and supporting our diocesan ministry of hospitality with your time and talent!
Planning a “stay”cation at home? Spice it up with some service and volunteer as an individual or a family. Yearning to feel like your summertime matters? Choose a day and time each week to spend at St. Agnes House. St. Agnes’ House does need your time and support, but most of our volunteers find they receive much more than they can ever give as they live out God’s call to serve and to love others.
As always, sharing your treasure is appreciated as we strive to meet the lodging needs of those coming to the Lexington area for medical treatment. Just $10 covers a guest’s fee for a night stay, $70 covers a guest’s fee for a whole week! Make a donation here ( add link to donate) or mail to The Episcopal Diocese of Lexington, PO Box 610, Lexington, KY 40588-0610. Please designate St. Agnes House in the memo line.
Please keep St. Agnes’ House and our guests in your prayers and we look forward to seeing you on the front porch or patio this summer!

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Judy Clements and quilt

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Sarah Smith family

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Alexis introduces Chelsea to the Cathedral Domain

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Lucy and Billy Cox

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Hanging out on the porch

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Therese, Spencer and kids

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A ride with mommy is good.

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Jane Hansen and Ron Pogue

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New buddies, Sam and Griffen

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The Otts

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Folks from Ashland

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Jan and friend

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Brandon and Natalie

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Tired little girl

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Churchills

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Never too cold for tadpoles

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Hugs -- an important part of the day!

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Crafty fun

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Ring toss works for all ages!

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What´s a little raind and cold?

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Camp reunion?

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Getting cozy

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Picnic in the rain?

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Moving along

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The Rt. Rev. Chilton Knudsen

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The Rt. Rev. Chilton Knudsen

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Waiting for the service to begin

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and another musician

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Musicians...

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Look mom, I´m a banner bearer!

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Holy Eucharist service

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Confimands at the Episcopal Diocese of Lexington´s Spring Festival and St. George´s Day Celebration at the Cathedral Domain.
For each perfect gift of thine
To the world so freely given
Faith and Hope and Love divine
Peace on earth and joy in heaven
Christ our God, to Thee we raise
This our hymn of grateful praise.
— Hymnal 1982, #416
What a joyous celebration of St. George’s Day we had at the Cathedral Domain last weekend! God’s gifts of love and beauty, friendship and memory, flowed lavishly. We are praising God with hearts full of awe and gratitude. [Read more...]








Among the best-kept secrets in the Diocese of Lexington is the All-Saints Retreat and Conference Center at the Cathedral Domain. Three buildings — the Browning Guest House, containing 10 bedrooms with private baths and a small chapel; the Abbott Guest House, containing 11 bedrooms with shared baths and the Burton Conference Center, containing a Retreat Leader’s Suite, kitchen, large meeting room and smaller break-out room (soon to become the library!) — invite vestry retreats, small conferences and other groups both from the diocese and outside the diocese to utilize the facilities year-round. [Read more...]
Four Northern Kentucky congregations united together for the Great Vigil of Easter on Saturday, April 7 at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Newport. The principal celebrant was the Rt. Rev. Chilton R. Knudsen, Interim Assisting Bishop of Lexington. Concelebrating with Bishop Knudsen were the Rev. Jeffrey Queen, the Rev. Peter D’Angio, the Rev. Linda Young, the Rev. Matthew Young, the Rev. Anisa Willis, and the Rev. Joe Pennington.

Northen KY Easter Vigil 2012

Northen KY Easter Vigil 2012
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