By Rev. Chris Harris
We are delighted to announce that we will be offering outdoor, in-person worship services once again! Beginning March 27/28 – Palm Sunday Weekend – Christ Church Cranbrook will
By Nathan Costa, Assistant Director of Music & Liturgist
Don’t forget to join us for two special online services for All Souls’ on November 1: an All Souls’ Congregational Evensong service at 5 PM and
By Dani DeMello-Johnson
For Coffee Hour this past Sunday, I was asked to talk about peace. Peace for me has been a process more than just a feeling or emotion at some point in time. To truly be
By the Rev. Dr. William J. Danaher, Jr., Rector
Dear Ones,
I am delighted to announce we are returning to in-person worship on July 4 and 5! Connected to this joyous announcement are a number of important details we are putting in
By Aiden Neeper
Joy is rare, and to be treasured, it can be found in situations we have faced at least a couple of times in our lives. One time I experienced joy so powerful, I remember it
By the Rev. Chris Harris, Associate Rector
Last week I shared how our post-COVID ‘digital’ church has not only made it easy to invite people to church, but it’s made it even easier for your friends to say yes! After
By Nathan Costa, Assistant Director of Music & Liturgist
The Holy Triduum (Latin, for “three days”) comprises the most important celebrations of the entire Christian calendar. These Three Days conclude our 40-day Lenten journey of “prayer, fasting, and
By Nathan Costa, Assistant Director of Music & Liturgist
“Lent” is a word of Germanic origin, meaning “spring,” perhaps referring to the “lengthen”-ing of the days of that season. After our snow-enshrouded Ash Wednesday and last week’s change
By Nathan Costa, Assistant Director of Music & Liturgist
“Shrove Tuesday” is the name given to the day before Ash Wednesday, the beginning of liturgical season of Lent. The word “shrove” comes from an old English word meaning
A sermon by Father Bill Danaher delivered at St. Stephen African Methodist Episcopal Church
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It is a profound blessing to be with you today on your Heritage Sunday. I am grateful