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The Rev. Timothy M. Kingsley
Provost, Saint Mark's Episcopal Cathedral
April 24, 2026
Friends in Christ,
As we reflect on the words of Psalm 23 and the prayer, “O God, whose Son Jesus is the good shepherd of your people…”, we are reminded that we are not left to wander alone. We are called—each by name—into relationship with the One who leads us, guides us, and knows us more deeply than we know ourselves.
In this season of transition, both for me personally and for us as a community, that truth feels especially important. As I step into a new role with the wider Church, I carry with me deep gratitude for the life we share at the Cathedral and the ways we continue to listen for Christ’s voice together.
The questions we are asking—about who we are in God’s world and who we are called to be—are not unique to Saint Mark’s. They are the questions of the whole Church. They are the questions of any faithful community seeking to follow the Good Shepherd with honesty and courage.
May 4, 2026
Dear Cathedral Community,
In this season of transition and discernment, as we continue the work of calling a new dean and stepping into new opportunities, I want to invite us to reflect on how we live together—not just what we do, but how we relate, respond, and lead ourselves within this community.
We do not enter this moment untouched. In recent years, we have lived through much—together and apart. The pandemic reshaped our rhythms and relationships. Seasons of civil unrest and the ongoing struggle for racial justice have stirred deep questions, pain, and hope. The metro surge and its ripple effects have added strain in ways both visible and unseen. Alongside these shared experiences, each of us carries personal stories of loss, resilience, fatigue, and change. All of this lives within us as we move forward.
