By Aiden Neeper
Joy is rare, and to be treasured, it can be found in situations we have faced at least a couple of times in our lives. One time I experienced joy so powerful, I remember it
This is the two-fold message we find in the Gospel of Matthew (28:19-21):
By Nathan Costa, Assistant Director of Music & Liturgist
At its annual end-of-year music celebration Wednesday, June 3 the Music Department established the St. Cecilia Award, named after the patron saint of musicians, to be given to a
By the Rev. Dr. William J. Danaher, Jr., Rector
God of Joy
let us
welcome
the morning
stars
like a
bird
that sings
simply
because
she can
help us
to see
the smile
of your
face
at the dawn
of each
day
for joy
is
nothing
more
than
your
presence
and
nothing
less
Amen.
By the Rev. Chris Harris, Associate Rector
Last week I shared how our post-COVID ‘digital’ church has not only made it easy to invite people to church, but it’s made it even easier for your friends to say yes! After
Forgiveness, the Fifth Pillar of Joy
By the Rev. Chris Harris and Hunter Torres
This is the fifth in a series of blog posts are adapted from The Book of Joy by Archbishop Desmond Tutu and The Dalai Lama. Join us for our
By Miles Dostert
As part of our series on the Fruit of the Spirit from Galatians, the youth of Christ Church Cranbrook were asked to write a short reflection or story of how they
By the Rev. Dr. William J. Danaher, Jr., Rector
God of love
you are
present
wherever
love
is found
teach us
to love you
above
all things
and in
all
things
so that
we show
the love
you share
through
Christ
our
beloved
Amen.
By Rev. Chris Harris
One thing that church leaders of all denominations can agree on, is that the ‘virtual’ church is not only here to stay, but it offers huge benefits for evangelism. Why? Because it significantly lowers the barriers