Diane is one of those parishioners whose hand is in many activities. She tries as much as possible to participate in ‘everything.’ Her...

Thank you to everyone who attended Christ Church's Annual Meeting this morning, whether you did so in person, or you joined us online via...

This past Sunday afternoon, I had the unique privilege of picking up the Golden Ladle at Bridges to Housing Stability. It was a sweet,...

Thanks to the generosity of parishioners — and to our competitive spirit — Christ Church has won The Golden Ladle in the 2021 Chili &...

To hold up another place as home away from home implies a very deep connection and affection for that place. It means that this other...

The Christ Church Autumn Retreat was held this past weekend, and was a wonderful success! God certainly provided some gorgeous fall...

When I first visited Christ Church with my family, my children spent time at the home of Preethi and Sam Jackson. During that visit, Diya...

Today, Christ Church clergy and parishioners proudly installed our new REJECT RACISM banner on the Christ Church campus and did so as...

Times of uncertainty push us to engage our faith and deepen our caring in ways that we may not in more stable times. This is especially...

Saturday will be the 20th anniversary of the September 11 attacks on our nation. It feels surreal to use the term on our nation because,...

The Reverend Marcia (Johnston) Davenport was born in Detroit, Michigan, along with her twin, Peggy McCormick. At age 6, the twins and...

Our local schools begin the 2021/22 season this week, and so it was time for Christ Church to deliver all of the school supplies donated...

I am sure you have seen the commotion on TV screens and read about all the chaos in Afghanistan. It has been heart-wrenching, to say the...

The Spiritual Life Commission at Christ Church has joyfully sponsored weekend retreats for the last decade, and this year we will do so...

In a couple of weeks, we will begin our program year. As many of you know, we have had some of our staff move on to different...

Zerubbabel, a civic leader in Jerusalem, was responsible for finishing the work of rebuilding the temple after the return from exile. He...

The Olympic Games in Tokyo have been fascinating to watch. But there’s this eerie feeling of watching the games in near-empty arenas and...

Over the past several months, we have been hosting at least one ministry at our Vestry meetings. These interactions between ministry...

A few months ago, I had to get myself a car because my car broke down on Route 29. After getting my car, I realized that there is both a...

Sermon for Pentecost VII July 11, 2021 The Reverend Emmanuel Ato Mercer The gospel begins with some confusion about the person of Jesus....