What Does It Mean?

About this event

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I want to extend an invitation to everyone, but especially to those few who are reminded of Jesus who reached out across boundaries to the Samaritan woman at the well, the Centurion, the Gentile, all people of other faiths. Why? Because in our world today faith communities face challenges; a Pittsburg synagogue, a Minneapolis Mosque, Saint Stephen’s Episcopal Church in Alabama, communities of the Middle East, Sudan and France to name a few. We lift up common stories of Jesus we can all celebrate.

The play will take place at St. Stephen’s Cathedral on Sunday, November 15, 2026, from 3-5 p.m. Admission is free.

No registration or RSVP is required; just come. Have questions? Call Fred Miller at 717-265-3961 prior to the hour before.

Free parking is available in the garage on River Alley behind the Cathedral. Access River Alley on Locust from Front Street or Walnut from Second Street.

Download the event flyer (PDF)

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