Episcopal Night at the Ballpark
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Join FreeJoin fellow Episcopalians from across the diocese for an evening of fellowship, food, and baseball! Episcopal Night at the Ballpark is an annual tradition that brings our churches together for a night out at the ballpark -- whether you're a lifelong Astros fan or just in it for the hot dogs, everyone is welcome. The evening begins at 5:00 PM at the Bishop's Courtyard at Christ Church Cathedral (1117 Texas Ave.) for a complimentary pre-game social featuring baseball classics: hot dogs, beer, soft drinks, and chips. It's a wonderful opportunity to connect with Episcopalians from churches across the Houston area before we all head over to the game together around 6:15 PM. The Houston Astros face off against the Miami Marlins at Daikin Park, with first pitch at 7:10 PM. A special section of seats has been reserved exclusively for our Episcopal community -- so you'll be surrounded by familiar faces all night long. A portion of proceeds benefits Episcopal Relief and Development. Schedule 5:00 PM Pre-game social begins at the Bishop's Courtyard. Christ Church Cathedral Ā· 1117 Texas Ave. 6:15 PM Group departs for Daikin Park. Head over with your fellow Episcopalians! 7:10 PM First pitch -- Astros vs. Marlins. Reserved Episcopal section at Daikin Park Complimentary Pre-Game Food & Drinks Enjoy baseball classics on us at the Cathedral social: š Hot dogs š» Beer š„¤ Soft drinks š Chips Give Back: Food Drive We will be collecting non-perishable snack items at Christ Church Cathedral to donate to Lord of the Streets after the game. Churches and individuals are invited to collect these items at their church and bring them on game day Suggested donation items: Granola or protein bars Ā· Cheese or peanut butter crackers Ā· Trail mix In behalf of LOTS, thank you in advance for your contribution. Register Now Registration is required. Use the link below to purchase your reserved seat in the Episcopal section at Daikin Park.
