By The Rev. Chris Harris
Back in the mid‑2000s, I was a practicing lawyer and a newly minted Christian. I had stumbled into The Episcopal Church almost by accident — and then stayed because it was
The Vestry is composed of 15 elected members of the church and several members who serve in an ex-officio capacity as Treasurers, Chancellors, and Recording Secretary. The Rector chairs the meetings, and the other clergy participate.
By Steve Case
I’ve been a member of Christ Church Cranbrook for about four years now, and from the very beginning, I felt something here that I hadn’t experienced anywhere else. This church welcomed me—fully, warmly,
By Tom Post, CFP
One of the biggest misconceptions about planned giving (or “legacy giving”) is that it’s something reserved
By Kathy Pfeiffer
Late last summer, when my family gathered to celebrate my father’s 90th birthday, our talk quickly moved into recollections of the past. Who remembers the blizzard of 1978 when we lost power for so long that mom
Week 5: Freedom From Death
In this final week, we explore how Jesus meets us in the very heart of our humanity — in our flesh, our friendships, our grief, and even our death. In John’s Gospel, the
This is the fourth in our series of Lenten reflections designed to help you go deeper this season using the Sunday sermon, the Gospel reading, and our 5 Weeks of Freedom small‑group study.
This is the third in our series of Lenten reflections designed to help you go deeper this season using the Sunday sermon, the Gospel reading, and our 5 Weeks of Freedom small‑group study.
Week 2: Freedom From Our Stories
Welcome to the second in our series of Lenten reflections designed to help you go deeper this season using the Sunday sermon, the Gospel reading, and our 5 Weeks of
Week 1: Identity over “Ifs”
Welcome to the first in a series of blogs to help you go deeper this lent using the the Sunday Sermon, readings and our “5 Weeks of Freedom” small groups discussion guide so