Regular Hours: Sundays from 8:30-10:25 AM and following the 10:30 am Service.
The mission of the Library at Saint John's Cathedral is to develop an inviting environment that is conducive to deeper understanding and knowledge regarding Christianity, theology, spirituality, and how we can best express these in our world. The Cathedral Library is committed to providing quality Christian media to St. John's parishioners as well as to members of our sister parishes in the Diocese of East Tennessee.
The Cathedral Library has many wonderful books and resources available ranging from interpreters bibles, commentaries, spiritual formation, novels, selections on history, gardening, cooking, and music. Children and juvenile materials are also included in the collection.
For questions about the library, or to volunteer, contact the Cathedral Librarian, Rick Boyd.
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2026 - 2027 Dates & Book Selections
Group Meets 7:00-8:30 pm Tucker Room (2nd Floor, Admin.Bldg.)
Thursday, Sept. 3rd
Kind of Kin: a novel by Rilla Askew
Leader: Andrea Kline
Thursdays, Oct. 1st
The Correspondent by Virginia Evans
Leader: Helen Tews
Thursday, Nov. 5th
The Midnight Library by Matt Haig
Leader: Dean Chris Hackett
Thursday, Dec. 3rd
What we can know, a novel by Ian McEvans
Leader: Carney Ivy
Thursday, Feb. 4th
All that she carried: the journey of Ashley's Sack, a Black family keepsake by Tiyua Miles
Leader: Carroll McMahan
Thursday, March 4th
The blood of the lamb by Peter DeVries
Leader: Ralph Wood
Thursday, April 1st
Last twilight in Paris by Pam Jenoff
Leader: Bob Marquis
Thursday, May 6th
Theo of Golden, a novel by Allen Levi
Leader: Ralph Wood
Thursday, June 10th
Partita by Barbara Kingsolver
Leader: Kae Wrinkle
The St. John's Cathedral Library was given to the Glory of God and in Thanksgiving for
the Lives of
Wadie Joseph Harb & Alice Makla Harb
The American Association for State and Local History (AASLH) is a national association that provides leadership and support for its members who preserve and interpret state and local history in order to make the past more meaningful to all people.