Creation Series – “It Wasn’t Supposed to be Like This! Genesis 3”
September 14 @ 7:00 pm - 8:15 pm
Thursday, September 14 at 7 p.m. | St. Pius X Church, 112 Fairview Drive, Selinsgrove
“It Wasn’t Supposed to be Like This! Genesis 3” presented by Father Joshua Cavender
Reading any news platform tells us that things seem to be going awry in our world. From neighborhood disputes to natural disasters, the world seems like it is not working the way that it should. Genesis chapter 3 tells us how the world broke. In our battle to be good stewards of creation, we often try to mend these issues with policy and social organizations, but is there a deeper problem that needs to be addressed? In this presentation, we will be diving into Scripture to understand how the world broke so that we can point ourselves in the direction of a solution.
Fr. Joshua Cavender is originally from Elizabethtown, Pa., and attended Lancaster Catholic High School. After graduating from Juniata College with a degree in Engineering Physics, he attended Mount St. Mary’s Seminary. Ordained as a priest for the Diocese of Harrisburg in 2017, he served as the parochial vicar at St. Patrick Church in Carlisle and chaplain of Dickinson College, then was moved to full-time campus ministry at Millersville University and Franklin and Marshall college. After being moved to St. John the Baptist in New Freedom where he served as parochial vicar and chaplain at York College, he was named pastor of St. Pius X in Selinsgrove and chaplain at Susquehanna University.
“In the Beginning” A Creation Series
In this 8-part series of educational and theological talks, all are invited to learn more about our very beginnings and our role as stewards of God’s Creation. We are excited to offer this series of talks in a variety of parishes across the Diocese of Harrisburg. You are invited to register for all of the presentations, or as many of the presentations as you like. Each presentation will last approximately 1 hour and will conclude by 8:15 pm. Most presentations are offered in person and via Zoom. For more information about the talks in the series, visit: https://www.hbgdiocese.org/creation/.
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