by Bill Danaher
As we reflect on the 1967 Rebellion, the challenge is not merely to look back at what happened, but to build memories that can help us understand our present and negotiate our future. The philosopher Herbert Marcuse
by Karen Martin and Janice King
You have probably heard or read the announcements about Docent Tours available after the 10:00 AM Sunday church services. Quite a number of people have enjoyed these tours.
By Coco Siewert
“We ask you, Lord, to bless the seeds planted here. Help them to sprout and grow. Give all new life within this garden the right conditions to grow and bear fruit in Your Light.”
by Christine Blackwell
Summer is in full swing, and with it comes the opportunity to rejoice in warm, sunny days, relax a bit with friends and family, and catch up on some reading — especially if that reading centers on
By Duffy Wineman
My Christian background and my Sacred Heart education instilled in me a real desire to give back, especially to those people and institutions that have had meaning in my life. Christ Church Cranbrook is one of those
by Kimberly Peterson
This coming October, Flower Guild will celebrate its 6th anniversary. In some ways, it’s difficult to imagine so much time has gone by. However, when I think about all we have done and how seamlessly we have
by Jennifer DeMello-Johnson
“Grant that what we sing with our lips we may believe in our hearts, and what we believe in our hearts we may show forth in our lives.” Taken from
by Sonia Pastore
In 1957, my grandfather immigrated to the United States from the Holy Land to Youngstown, Ohio. He was not sponsored by an agency, but rather came on his own, leaving his young family behind to
by Rebecca A. Chamberlain-Creanga
When I run, I feel God’s pleasure,” is a well-known line from the classic 1981 film, Chariots of Fire. For those new to running, the high-impact activity can feel anything but enjoyable.
by the Rev. Bill Danaher
Pentecost celebrates the day that the Holy Spirit was given to the Church. This moment is recorded in the second chapter of the Book of Acts (2:1-42). The Spirit descended as a wind and fire
