Deep Vein Thrombosis ( DVT) and Pulmonary Embolism (PE ) are often under diagnosed and serious but preventable medical conditions. DVT is a medical condition that occurs when a blood clot forms in a deep vein. These clots
by Jennifer Morse, Parishioner
One of the great blessings for us over the past year has been the chance to minister to Christopher and Jennifer Morse. Sadly, Christopher passed away last July, and Jennifer recently gave an incredibly generous
By the Reverend Manisha Dostert, Senior Associate Rector
Ah, October. A wonderful month replete with fall leaves, cider mills and donuts, tailgating, halloween candy. And pledge cards.
By The Reverend Canon Dr. William J. Danaher, Jr. , Rector
When we look to the past, we tend to see monuments rather than movements. We tend to think that what has happened was always meant to be. We
By The Reverend Manisha Dostert & Stephanie Caponigro, Secretary of Harvey Leadership Mission
And God said, I will remember my covenant that is between me and you and every living creature of all flesh; and the waters shall never
By The Reverend Chris Harris, Associate Rector
The theme of our stewardship campaign this year is Being the Body of Christ and it draws upon Saint Paul’s great metaphor for the church. As the Body of Christ,
Now that many schools are in full-swing, so are all of the after-school sports, and with those sports comes the possibility of concussions. According to dosomething.org, in the United States, athletes suffer from roughly 300,000 concussions every year.
By The Reverend Canon Dr. William J. Danaher, Jr., Rector
This past Monday, I stopped for a moment to say the follow prayer assigned to Labor Day: Almighty God, you have so linked our lives one with another that
By Beth McArthur Aikens, Co-Chair of Refugee Resettlement Committee
In January, 2017, David Jensen, chair of CCC’s Missions and Outreach program; Father Bill; and Pastor Manisha began the process of partnering with Samaritas, a refugee resettlement
By Christopher Wells, Director of Music
How exciting it must have been in 1928 when the church opened it’s doors for the first time as a beacon of spirituality, art, education, and community. Thanks be to God