Dear ones,
The 7.8 magnitude earthquake on Monday that devastated Syria and Turkey has now resulted in a death toll of over 19,000 people, with thousands more injured and without shelter. The destruction is too much
By Phoebe White
This past Sunday I stopped by Costco on the way home from church and the strangest thing happened. As I was checking out, the cashier told me I was “glowing!” The ladies in line behind
By Laura MacNewman
A year or so ago, I noticed a workshop at Exeter Cathedral about labyrinths and how they help us to prayerfully reflect upon our inner landscape by bringing us to the center, the heart, and then “coming
Ever try to reading the Bible cover to cover? If you’ve tried and failed, don’t feel bad. It’s a lot harder than you might think because it’s not a single book that was ever intended
This year’s meeting is approaching fast – Sunday, January 29, after the 10 AM service – and you are invited to join us! If this is your first annual meeting, or if it’s
My name is Kameran, and this is my story. I was born 21 years ago in Ukraine, in Crimea. My mother was an Orthodox Ukrainian Christian and my father was a Tatar Muslim. When I was 13, I remember
With major snow storms predicted for Christmas Eve, many of us joined CCC online for Christmas this year. We invited folks to text their pictures during the service to help them feel connected. Thank you to everyone who shared
By Chris Harris
This Christmas season we will be welcoming thousands of our neighbors to Christ Church Cranbrook – many for the very first time! To help make our visitors feel right at home, we’ve launched
By Barbara Prinzi
(This Tuesday night at 7 pm, and every Tuesday night in Advent, we will be gathering in St. Paul’s Chapel to teach the Ignatian Examen to anyone who is interested. A contemplative prayer for anyone
By Rev. Chris Harris
The season of Advent is a time of hopeful expectation as we await the coming of Jesus, but it begins with Jesus inviting us to ‘keep awake!’ (Matthew 24:42) This is because