This is the fourth in our series of Lenten reflections designed to help you go deeper this season using the Sunday sermon, the Gospel reading, and our 5 Weeks of Freedom small‑group study.
Week 2: Freedom From Our Stories
Welcome to the second in our series of Lenten reflections designed to help you go deeper this season using the Sunday sermon, the Gospel reading, and our 5 Weeks of
Week 1: Identity over “Ifs”
Welcome to the first in a series of blogs to help you go deeper this lent using the the Sunday Sermon, readings and our “5 Weeks of Freedom” small groups discussion guide so
“Now to God who by the power at work within us is able to accomplish abundantly far more than all we can ask or imagine, to him be glory in
Dear Ones,
I am grateful and excited to share significant news about the life of our parish and our calling to serve Metro Detroit.
Christ Church Cranbrook has been awarded a $5 million grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. to launch Faith
By The Rev. Chris Harris
Tuesday nights 7pm-8pm in the Library at CCC (Dec 2, 9, 16, and 23)
Advent is a season of waiting, watching, and listening. It is a time when the Church leans into
Tell us a bit about yourself—your background, education, and culinary journey.
I’m Mariah Moore, and I’ve been working in the culinary world for over ten years—ever since I was 16. My early training was rooted in classical French cuisine, which
By: Father Chris Harris
Do you love Thanksgiving but can do without the sometimes awkward or uncomfortable conversations that sometimes happen when families get together? We have you covered!
By Fr. Bill Danaher
Dear ones, thanks to many for the positive response to my sermon this Sunday (if you missed the sermon titled “The Sword and the Altar,” you can watch it here). I am sending
By: Lauren Brooks
When someone does us a favor we often say “You’re a life saver”! It’s a phrase that is casually thrown around and certainly not taken literally. What if a small act of giving could save someone’s life?