By Roxanne Perry
What a beautiful thought as we approach Easter and Spring in Michigan: Let Love Grow!
I recently accepted the Coordinator position for Mission and Outreach here at Christ Church Cranbrook. At the
By Eric Linder
I read this week in a daily blog I follow (Letters From An American, By Dr. Heather Cox Richardson) an article about transgender longings or surgical decisions about those longings. The writer, a scholar of 19th and
(Tuesday nights in Lent we will be offering Labyrinth Walks in the Atrium at Christ Church Cranbrook. It will be open from 6:30 PM to 8 PM every Tuesday in March — you can come any time. Give
By Rev. Chris Harris
On Tuesday nights in Lent, we will be offering Labyrinth Walks in the Atrium at Christ Church Cranbrook. It will be open from 6:30 PM to 8 PM each Tuesday night in March
By Tiffany Morris-Street
Shrove Tuesday is one of my favorite nights of the year. We come together as a faith community to enjoy elaborate lip sync routines, talented musicians, and sugary treats before the meditative solemnity of Lent. An event
By Joe Bruglio
Years ago, when I first took Spiritual Autobiography, I was at the beginning of my “return” to faith after being absent for 8 years. I was church shopping and found an Episcopal Church. It was
By Mel Carpenter
Spiritual Autobiography is a 5-week series during Lent when we take some time to reflect on our spiritual journey, share our faith experiences, and hear the stories of others. It’s a powerful and transformative experience
By Marla Carew
Spiritual Autobiography is a 5-week series during Lent when we take some time to reflect on our spiritual journey, share our faith experiences, and hear the stories of others. It’s a powerful and transformative experience
by Frances Hammond
Spiritual Autobiography is a 5-week series during Lent when we take some time to reflect on our spiritual journey, share our faith experiences, and hear the stories of others. It’s a powerful and transformative experience
Dear ones,
The 7.8 magnitude earthquake on Monday that devastated Syria and Turkey has now resulted in a death toll of over 19,000 people, with thousands more injured and without shelter. The destruction is too much