A Simple Rule of Life – #2 Worship Weekly
In a recent sermon (which you can watch here) I mentioned a simple Rule of Life that I was introduced to when I first started attending the
Maurice Duruflé: Knitting Old and New
By The Rev. William J. Danaher and Christopher Wells
On All Souls’ Day, we remember all the souls of the faithful departed with
A Simple Rule of Life – #1 Pray Daily
This past Sunday I mentioned in my sermon (which you can watch here) a simple Rule of Life that I was introduced to when I first started attending the Episcopal
By Allison Berger, Communications and Operations Associate
Christ Church Cranbrook has always been known for its beautiful Gothic architecture and the variety of brilliant artworks housed within. When constructing the church, George Booth hired many artists in hopes that their
Christ Church Cranbrook gave 100 backpacks to Community Housing Network in Troy!
Here is what they said:
“Community Housing Network cannot thank you all enough for the difference you’ve made in the lives of these children and families! With everything going
Construction Progress To Date:
During our Kick-off weekend, Father Bill gave tours of our construction progress to date. To watch the tour, click the video below. It was so exciting to be able to enter into the construction area
Early this year, we asked you to help us get new windows for Hope Warming Shelter in Pontiac. The window insulation was infested with bedbugs and the windows were terribly drafty. You responded with joy and helped us give
By Rev. William J. Danaher Jr., Rector
Prayer for Temple Beth El
Rosh Hashanah
September 6, 2021
About the High Holy Days:
The ten days that begin with Rosh Hashanah and end with Yom Kippur mark
On Sunday, a group of over 30 volunteers gathered at Crossroads of Detroit, the ONLY Sunday soup kitchen in Detroit, to make and serve food for those in need. The group fed over 350 hungry people. Along with lunch,