By Christopher Wells, Joe Balistreri, and Christa Albrecht
We celebrated the wonderful new organ in St. Dunstan’s last week and weekend. We give thanks to Simon Couture, Alain Goneau, Jens Peterson, and the entire crew at Casavant for their craftsmanship and
By Frances Hammond
Moving day with the Mirzas was an amazing operation that speaks to the planning, expertise, strength, commitment, and love of the CCC family who miraculously acquired, delivered, and installed the necessary furniture and household goods for a
By The Rev.’s Manisha Dostert and Chris Harris
Part of the Christian life is practicing the rituals of our faith. “Shrove Tuesday” is the name given to the day before Ash Wednesday, the beginning
This weekend Fr. Chris asked us to consider what the Good News of God in Christ means for each of us in our life – and then share it with someone. (You can catch the sermon, “What
By Lynda Hojnacki
My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed the recent “Thrive” series, and particularly the segment on the role that Gratitude plays in our ability to thrive. The idea of daily thanksgivings such as a ‘Gratitude
Christ Church Cranbrook gave 100 backpacks to Community Housing Network in Troy!
Here is what they said:
“Community Housing Network cannot thank you all enough for the difference you’ve made in the lives of these children and families! With everything going
By Rev. William J. Danaher Jr., Rector
Prayer for Temple Beth El
Rosh Hashanah
September 6, 2021
About the High Holy Days:
The ten days that begin with Rosh Hashanah and end with Yom Kippur mark
By Rev. Chris Harris, Associate Rector
According to Dr. Randal Bell in his book Post-Traumatic Thriving, when a traumatic event hits — such as a pandemic, it can either
By Rev. Chris Harris, Associate Rector
In a recent sermon, I mentioned how certain foods such as a family recipe can bring us back in the same way a song might — and trigger precious memories, even make