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Today we visited Trinity Episcopal Cathedral. I know what you’re thinking:  With it being Pentecost Sunday and all, we should have visited a charismatic church for some good old-fashioned speaking in tongues, healing and other nonsense.  But we heard the music at Trinity Episcopal was some of the best in town. So we made that our destiny. Stop back and we’ll tell you all about it — and the most adorable babies to get baptized ever!

Also, please accept my apologies in delaying on my side of the City Bible Church story. Stay tuned–it’ll go live tomorrow!

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