In honor of Founder’s Day this coming Sunday, anyone unfamiliar with the unique history of the church can learn more by reading a brief summary of the church’s history, which can be found at this link:
By The Rev. Chris Harris
Back in the mid-2000s, I was a practicing lawyer and a newly-minted Christian. I had stumbled upon The Episcopal Church in a gay pride parade one afternoon and after giving it a try, discovered a
By: Tim Miller
This Saturday marked a full year of Saturday Sandwich Ministry events. Over the past 12 months, approximately 50 CCC parishioners have dedicated time on one Saturday a month to prepare lunches provided for the Baldwin Center, Hope
By Kisma Jordan, Program Manager of the Cranbrook Project
The Cranbrook Project is a 501(c)3 funded by a generous grant from the Erb Family Foundation. Its mission is to close the distance between our cities and suburbs as well as
By Rev. Chris Harris
I was recently asked to bless the opening of a new bakery in downtown Royal Oak and it was a reminder to me that I have been meaning to write a short blog piece on
By Rev. Chris Harris
Leave it to The Book of Common Prayer to offer us a prayerful, faithful frame for just about every aspect of life. If you have never thumbed through the back of the Episcopal prayer book (that
Line dancing can be lots of fun, but did you know that it is a great form of exercise too? Line dancing is a low-intensity workout that offers several health benefits such as improving balance and coordination, managing body
Alexandra Larson is hosting a Finding Joy event with activities that the whole family can enjoy! Of course, this is not just for families, anyone is welcome to join! From a kids’ sandbox to adult fun with draft
Meeting and connecting with new friends is never easy — particularly now in this post-COVID age where we are still getting used to mixing and mingling again. So why not join us for a perfect way to meet others