By Jill Bednas, Minister for Growth & Engagement
I’ve been feeling so proud lately to be a Michigander, with GM and Ford making ventilators. And I’m looking at so many of you doing your small part. Our CCC parishioners are
By JJ Benkert
Like many of us now, trying to navigate through the world, I felt called to reach out to Gerald Matthes, a dear friend, fellow parishioner and owner of a small business like myself. Gerald told
By Christopher Wells, Director of Music & Organist
Have you seen these split-pane videos showing up in your social media? Maybe you’ve seen CCC’s own Virtual Recordings on YouTube, or maybe you saw
By Kellie Herdade, Youth Minister
Do you remember what it was like to be a senior in high school? I do!! There were parties, and skip days, proms and special breakfasts, walking across the stage as your name was called
By Kristin Bogaerts
First and foremost, I would like to thank Pastor Manisha and Christ Church Cranbrook for the opportunity to provide snacks and drinks to our local frontline hospital workers. The idea to collect snacks
By Tim Smalarz
The coronavirus has affected all of our lives in so many ways: from the way we interact with one another, to the way we work, to the way we learn and to the way we worship, just
By Nathan Costa, Assistant Director of Music & Liturgist
The Holy Triduum (Latin, for “three days”) comprises the most important celebrations of the entire Christian calendar. These Three Days conclude our 40-day Lenten journey of “prayer, fasting, and
By Joe LaVela
Today, Maundy Thursday, Jesus washes the Apostles’ feet in order to set for them an example of how they are to serve. At the same time, he made them practice being served, a difficult lesson
By Meredith Skowronski, Executive Assistant to the Rector
For the past four weeks the pandemic has left me in a state of fear. My fears are many: fear for my loved ones who are elderly and alone, fear
Christ Church Cranbrook releases $30,000 to Community Non-Profits
By Father Chris Harris, Associate Rector
Among the hardest hit during this health crisis has been those who were already the most vulnerable in our communities; those who live