Want to REALLY learn The Old Testament? Monday Nights | Beginning Oct 3 | 7 PM - 9 PM | In-Person at Church Education for Ministry (EfM) is a 9-month course developed by an Episcopal Seminary to offer lay members a near seminary-level education in scripture and theology. It is ideal for anyone who really wants to get to know the bible but also for anyone wanting to see the scriptures come to life in their everyday life through the…
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The CCC Book Club will meet again on Monday, January 30, 2023, at 7:00 p.m. via ZOOM. The selection for January is: "Picasso’s War: How Modern Art Came to America" by Hugh Eakin. Picasso’s War is a riveting story of how dueling ambitions and the power of prodigy made America the cultural center of the world—and Picasso the most famous artist alive—in the shadow of World War II. “ showcases his journalist’s eye for detail with this fascinating look at…
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Start your day with Morning Prayer from the Book of Common Prayer, a communal service in which we pray the psalms, read Scripture together, and offer prayers for our church and the world. No Prayer Book needed! We’ll use the online service at this site. Questions? Email Joe LaVela. Duration: 30 minutes To join Morning Prayer, click here. To join by phone: (312) 626-6799; Meeting ID: 538 119 149; Password: SVVXNWhzcHVWQTlPNzRZR1RoMmh4dz09
Find out more »Start your day with Morning Prayer from the Book of Common Prayer, a communal service in which we pray the psalms, read Scripture together, and offer prayers for our church and the world. No Prayer Book needed! We’ll use the online service at this site. Questions? Email Joe LaVela. Duration: 30 minutes To join Morning Prayer, click here. To join by phone: (312) 626-6799; Meeting ID: 538 119 149; Password: SVVXNWhzcHVWQTlPNzRZR1RoMmh4dz09
Find out more »Start your day with Morning Prayer from the Book of Common Prayer, a communal service in which we pray the psalms, read Scripture together, and offer prayers for our church and the world. No Prayer Book needed! We’ll use the online service at this site. Questions? Email Joe LaVela. Duration: 30 minutes To join Morning Prayer, click here. To join by phone: (312) 626-6799; Meeting ID: 538 119 149; Password: SVVXNWhzcHVWQTlPNzRZR1RoMmh4dz09
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Each week we will read the Collect and the Gospel for the upcoming Sunday after which our facilitators will offer some historic background and context, before opening it up for discussion and questions. This is a terrific way to stay connected to your faith community and to God, while getting more out of the Sunday worship! You can find the readings we will be looking at this week here. For more information, email Fr Chris. Duration: 1 hour Join us…
Find out more »Start your day with Morning Prayer from the Book of Common Prayer, a communal service in which we pray the psalms, read Scripture together, and offer prayers for our church and the world. No Prayer Book needed! We’ll use the online service at this site. Questions? Email Joe LaVela. Duration: 30 minutes To join Morning Prayer, click here. To join by phone: (312) 626-6799; Meeting ID: 538 119 149; Password: SVVXNWhzcHVWQTlPNzRZR1RoMmh4dz09
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Saturday, Feb 4 & Sunday, Feb 5 The Rev. Arnita Willis Taylor joins us for a weekend of enjoyment, laughter, indulgence, and pampering as we spend time together finding joy in the ordinary. We will stay at a local hotel overnight Saturday and have Sunday worship led by Claire Danaher and Pastor Manisha. The cost is $350 for a double/$450 for a single. Sign up to indicate interest for free and make a decision by November 30: https://onrealm.org/ChristChurchCranbrook/PublicRegistrations/Event?linkString=ZjdjZTk2YTYtYzVmMi00MDk2LTg1MjAtYWVlNDAxMjcwNjc2
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Join us for this worship service in-person featuring musical pieces, prayers, Scripture and a sermon.
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The Bible is often thought of as a single book, but it’s actually a collection of books, letters, songs, poetry, history, and more, written by a variety of people over the course of approximately 800 years. It’s at the heart of our tradition, and yet many of us know precious little about it. Who wrote it? Who decided what books should be included? What is the “Apocrypha?” How do different translations impact its message? How do we read it? And…
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