By Rev. Chris Harris
The season of Easter is a time of new life, new beginnings, and new growth. Having spent the last 40 days reflecting on what we might prune from our lives to make room for God and
By Gayle McGregor
I have been a member of Christ Church Cranbrook for about a year. I grew up in a fundamentalist, non-liturgical church in a small town and converted to Roman Catholicism when my husband
It is with great joy that we announce Rev. Michael Battle, Ph.D., as the Theologian in Residence at Christ Church Cranbrook for 2021. Installed last weekend, Rev. Battle will be an exceptional addition to CCC and our discussions on
An Introduction to Advent Lessons & Carols
By Nathan Costa, Assistant Director of Music & Liturgist
Advent—the word means coming or arrival—is a season that has two meanings for Christians. It is a time to prepare for the anniversary
Grace-filled Political Conversations – Practice #4
By Joseph LaVela
During this election season, our 10 AM Sunday Adult Forum is taking on the topic of how we can bring grace to our political conversations. How can we as Christians, bring humility, forgiveness
Grace-filled Political Conversations – Practice #3
By Jon Buyle
During this election season, our 10 AM Sunday Adult Forum is taking on the topic of how we can bring grace to our political conversations. How can we as Christians, bring humility, forgiveness
Grace-filled Political Conversations – Practice #2
By Betsy LaVela
During this election season, our 10 AM Sunday Adult Forum is taking on the topic of how we can bring grace to our political conversations. How can we as Christians, bring humility, forgiveness
Grace-filled Political Conversations – Practice #1
By the Rev. Chris Harris
During this election season, our 10 AM Sunday Adult Forum is taking on the topic of how we can bring grace to our political conversations. How can we as Christians,
By Linda Truxell
This summer I really enjoyed the sermon series on the “Fruit of the Spirit”– love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, generosity, faith, gentleness and self-control (as described by the Apostle Paul in Galatians). While I looked
By Sophie Tsamaidis
When I was in elementary, I went to a small Christian school. It was an “everyone knows everyone” kind of place and it was easy to converse about our faith inside the classroom. At the end of