By Rev. William J. Danaher Jr., Rector
A couple of weeks ago I was contacted by a brother in Christ who wanted to direct a gift of $25,000 to the people who are suffering in Haiti from the
By Rev. William J. Danaher Jr., Rector
As many of you know, Afghanistan has been going through incredible tumult, and we have thousands of refugees coming our way. I have been working with Samaritas (www.samaritas.org),
By Rev. Chris Harris, Associate Rector
According to Dr. Randal Bell in his book Post-Traumatic Thriving, when a traumatic event hits — such as a pandemic, it can either
By Rev. Chris Harris, Associate Rector
In a recent sermon, I mentioned how certain foods such as a family recipe can bring us back in the same way a song might — and trigger precious memories, even make
Dear Ones,
Like many others, I have been diligently watching the spread of the latest COVID-19 variants. Certainly, we are living through an incredibly fluid and complex time.
Our Campus Redevelopment Plan
Our congregation came together a few years ago to identify the needs for our campus.
These identified needs were:
1) Expand out multi-purpose gathering space (The Hospitality Center)
We are excited to welcome Joe Balistreri, a nationally-respected organist, conductor, and liturgist, as Musician-in-Residence starting August 1. With his extensive knowledge of music from years of study at the University of Michigan and his ample experience as a
By Jessica Weber
As many may know, I have struggled with a disability since the age of 16. The disability affects my thinking and cognition, emotional regulation, and social circles including friendships and professional work.
Interested in becoming an Episcopalian through the Rite of Confirmation or Reception (for those confirmed in a different denomination)? Bishop Perry will be with us for Adult Confirmations on Saturday, June 26th at 4 pm.
Three years ago nearly 50 CCC members and friends gathered at a recently-opened shelter for trafficked women. The Sanctum House building stood empty for some time and the grounds were in dire need of attention. In the space of