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Krista at the National Cathedral

By Kate Moos | Friday, February 1, 2008 - 11:55am

National Cathderal

Krista and I head out tomorrow for D.C. where we have another event in our 2008 World Tour, at the National Cathedral’s Sunday Forum. Our travels are exciting, and by far and away the best thing about them is meeting our listeners. It’s just an amazing gift. The event is at 10 am Sunday February 3rd, and is free and open. See you there!


Krista Tippett, National Cathedral, speaking of faith

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2 Comments

Submitted by Steve Petersen on Fri, 2008-02-01 21:50

See you there as well!

Submitted by Lorraine on Mon, 2008-04-07 23:35

It took some searching but I finally found the video....

http://www.cathedral.org/cathe...

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