On Sunday, December 30th, the Philadelphia Episcopal Cathedral will host its second annual New Year’s event Watch Night for Racial Justice – An Evening of Jazz at the Cathedral.
A family-friendly event, music starts at 3 pm at the Cathedral with two hours of musical sets by leading area musicians. In-between sets, local interfaith leaders will offer prayers for racial justice in the new year and POWER members will share information about current POWER initiatives.
There will be a light reception 5-6 with opportunities for guests to meet the musicians and talk with POWER about justice initiatives going into the new year.
This event is also a fund-raiser for the work of the interfaith organization POWER (Philadelphians Organized to Witness, Empower & Rebuild - www.powerinterfaith.org).
No advance tickets are required. A freewill offering will be taken throughout the event. Those who cannot attend but wish to contribute can do so online by going to “Support the Cathedral” and designating your gift for “Watch Night.”
More information on the event and the musicians appearing is available here.
The Cathedral has been blessed by the presence of a growing number of visual artists who have shared their creative journeys as members of the congregation. 
The Philadelphia Episcopal Cathedral is a place of unconditional hospitality and love Together, we ask and explore the large questions about faith, life, and connection. All are welcome here to worship, to serve, to be.
Sunday at 8:30am, 10:40am & 6pm
