Since June we have updated you about the From Our Founding to Our Future capital campaign. This coming week, a mailing will be sent to more than 500 parish families requesting a prayerful consideration of a sacrificial multi-year
by Steven Huprich, Junior Warden
Growing up, my parents were very reluctant to speak about money, particularly to anyone outside the family who might be asking them to consider how to spend or commit their finances. They seemed especially
by Sarah Allison, Campaign Leadership Committee member
When I was asked to be involved in the From Our Founding to Our Future capital campaign, it was very easy for me to shout “YES!” because I love the Episcopal
By Father Chris Harris, Associate Rector and Jill Bednas, Minister of Growth and Engagement
Church development professionals tell us that one of the primary reasons people come to church is to find a sense of community – a
By Imogen Rhodenhiser, Associate Rector
This past April, I presented my spiritual autobiography as part of our Lenten Wednesday night series. At one point during it, I reflected on my relationship with my spouse, Giles, and wrote, “n our
By Marc Robinson, Campaign Leadership Committee Co-chair
When Father Bill asked me to serve as a co-chair of the From Our Founding to Our Future capital campaign, I hesitated. I would be traveling, I already serve on a couple
By Mollie Proctor, Campaign Leadership Committee Co-chair
I vividly remember my visits as a child to Christ Church Cranbrook with my grandparents. It was a special weekend when I could spend the night at their house in the “blue
By Amy Ryberg, Healing Prayer Ministry member, and Pastor Manisha Dostert
Each week in our lives brings unexpected experiences and events and each Sunday, there are prayer ministers who will help you pray for whatever is on your heart and
When life is: unfair, scary, changes, sad, good and busy, God is GOOD! And wow, have we been BUSY! The preparation and implementation of Vacation Bible School was EPIC! Thank you God! This past week, all the work and preparation
By Mother Imogen Rhodenhiser, Associate Rector
One of my favorite, hidden treasures at Christ Church Cranbrook is an engraving in the stones high above the Library Door which reads, “Teach us what we shall do unto the child that shall