Quinn Cook to Be Interviewed at Washington National Cathedral

[ajaxthewonderdog]

https://cathedral.org/event/honest-to-god-quinn-cook/ :

"Honest to God: Quinn Cook
Wednesday, May 27, 2020 | 8:00pm

Join Quinn Cook, 2018 NBA champion , and Canon Missioner Leonard Hamlin in a conversation about faith and perseverance. A graduate of Dematha High School in Prince George's County, Cook is a producer of the recently released Showtime documentary Basketball County: In the Water. His early life experiences and strong family ties to church laid the foundation for a faith that undergirds a commitment to community and to God.

Registration to the Zoom discussion is limited to 100 people, but the full video will be available live on our Facebook page and archived on our Youtube page."

[* and Duke great]

[Mtn.Devil.91.92.01.10.15]

https://cathedral.org/event/honest-to-god-quinn-cook/ :

"Honest to God: Quinn Cook
Wednesday, May 27, 2020 | 8:00pm

Join Quinn Cook, 2018 NBA champion , and Canon Missioner Leonard Hamlin in a conversation about faith and perseverance. A graduate of Dematha High School in Prince George's County, Cook is a producer of the recently released Showtime documentary Basketball County: In the Water. His early life experiences and strong family ties to church laid the foundation for a faith that undergirds a commitment to community and to God.

Registration to the Zoom discussion is limited to 100 people, but the full video will be available live on our Facebook page and archived on our Youtube page."

[* and Duke great]

Very cool! Thanks for the heads up.

[BD80]

Thanks for posting! It is nice to see the positive side of organized religion get some publicity, particularly in the divisive times.

[Mtn.Devil.91.92.01.10.15]

Thanks for posting! It is nice to see the positive side of organized religion get some publicity, particularly in the divisive times.

It's nice to see ANYTHING organized get positive attention.

[weezie]

As of yesterday, they were still taking reservations for the online zoom session with our Quinn.

[weezie]

Quinn's conversation was remarkable. We think we know our players but to hear him converse with Reverend Hamlin of the National Cathedral for over an hour was a rare treat.
He is, without a doubt, a fine person who speaks his truth without any reservation. He credits all his success and also the strength to overcome challenges to his faith.

There were a few Dukies in the chat audience. Quinn, with full throat, credited Duke and K. For him it was always going to be Duke and no other school.

He came on the screen wearing a Lakers shirt and hat. I managed to get one question submitted, "Where's your Duke swag?!" Quinn laughed and clapped.