By: Pastor Manisha Dostert
At the beginning of February, we welcomed our first Thriving Family. Thriving Families is a program for families in need to experience some financial assistance along with a care team of members who companion them for
By Kisma Jordan
Giacomo Puccini’s music can evoke deep emotions, tell a story almost instantly, and leave a lasting impression. That’s why his work remains a favorite among filmmakers and advertisers. His operas, filled with sweeping melodies and raw human
By: Kisma Jordan, Program Manager for the Cranbrook Project
Music can shape cultures, tell stories, and bring people together across generations. When we celebrate African American contributions to music, we honor a legacy of resilience, creativity, and innovation that has
On Friday, Jan. 24, Father Bill spoke in a segment on the podcast The Great Voice, where he discussed with the hosts Guy Gordon, Lloyd Jackson, and Jamie Edmonds, about the Right Rev. Mariann Edgar Budde’s sermon
By: Jan Sigler
Winter is the only season that, to me, has two completely distinct parts. From Thanksgiving until roughly Epiphany, winter is soft and bathed in embracing light – the lovely light of the first snow, the glowing light
By: Father Chris Harris
The New Year is the ideal time to embrace new habits and make positive changes in our lives and if you’re like me, come January, I am always looking for help getting back into
By: Rachel Ippel-Redman
Yesterday, I had the privilege of helping with the Festival of Gifts shopping day for our community partners and I wanted to share that experience with you. Last year was the first time
By: The Rev. Chris Harris
Jesus promises his followers that he will be with them always. It is a comforting promise, but one that can be so easily crowded out by our busy, agenda-driven lives, that it’s easy
By: Barbara Prinzi
A written transcript of Barbara’s talk, from our Advent by Candlelight on December 2nd.
Good evening. I was honored and deeply grateful to be asked to speak about Hope tonight. Hope has many definitions,
By: Rachel Ippel-Redman
A written transcript of Rachel’s talk, from our Advent by Candlelight on December 2nd.
I have many identities: daughter, sister, mother, niece, aunt, friend, wife, nurse, teacher, confidante, Christ follower, church volunteer. Each one of us